At least one Bears player disagreed with Jay Cutler's decision to get in the face of and get physical with left tackle J'Marcus Webb last Thursday night according to Vaughn McClure of the Chicago Tribune.
Nickel back D.J. Moore -- who, like Cutler, went to Vanderbilt -- was critical of the quarterback's reaction to Webb's poor play against the Packers.
"Is it unfair to criticize Jay right now? Shoot, it's unfair for him to be like that toward J'Marcus," Moore said Monday. "In every game in every sport, there's always somebody who has a tough day. For you to come off on the sideline, once you holler at him it makes it seem like (Webb) is the only reason."
Moore was asked whether he had pulled Cutler aside to talk about the matter.
"I don't talk to him. He knows," Moore said. "But if I was J'Marcus, shoot ... it wouldn't have went down like that. You just can't ... then when (Cutler) shoved him stuff, man. I don't know.
Source: The Redzone
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Nickel back D.J. Moore -- who, like Cutler, went to Vanderbilt -- was critical of the quarterback's reaction to Webb's poor play against the Packers.
"Is it unfair to criticize Jay right now? Shoot, it's unfair for him to be like that toward J'Marcus," Moore said Monday. "In every game in every sport, there's always somebody who has a tough day. For you to come off on the sideline, once you holler at him it makes it seem like (Webb) is the only reason."
Moore was asked whether he had pulled Cutler aside to talk about the matter.
"I don't talk to him. He knows," Moore said. "But if I was J'Marcus, shoot ... it wouldn't have went down like that. You just can't ... then when (Cutler) shoved him stuff, man. I don't know.
Source: The Redzone
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September 17, 2012
