Cutler to the Bears

[ThunderDan]

Maybe the reason is because the average NFL career is a little over 3 seasons per the NFLPA website.

Which makes your reasoning for draft picks that may never make it past 3 years versus a pro bowl Qb that has well established himself as a franchise a QB in in over 3 years just that much more illogical.

A QB with a losing career NFL record is now a franchise QB?

The real issue is one tackle and any players career or season could be over. That's a steep price to pay if he gets Tom Brady(ed) in the first game.

The Bears improved at QB with this pickup but at what real cost? I personally think they overpaid by one 1st round draft pick.

So the Pack don't have a franchise QB? And they overpaid for Rodgers by drafting him with a first round pick.

Dude, be realistic here. Cutler came at a pretty good price all things considered. Cutler cost slightly less than Jared Allen, and plays a more impactful position. Not a bad deal by any means imo.

Are you really that pathetic? I said the Bears overpaid by one 1st round draft pick meaning I would never use two first round draft picks to get one QB. No, we didn't overpay for AR. You see, we got one QB with one first round draft pick.
I have never said AR was a franchise QB. I have stated over and over that I am very optimistic that AR could be a franchise QB. He put up stellar numbers in 2008 and it makes me feel good about our QB situation. There have been too many one year wonders to make me say AR is the next coming of Favre.