The Bears are optimistic Jay Cutler will play Sunday against the Vikings, but he has to pass a neurological test before that happens.
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November 25, 2012
Jay Cutler scrambled out of bounds for a first down against the Vikings then proceeded to flip the ball at the chest at cornerback A.J. Jefferson, earning Cutler a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. It’s the first ****** Cutler act in two weeks, only because he missed last week’s loss to the 49ers. To make up for lost time, expect him to rebuff a coach and make a dismissive...
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November 24, 2012
Chicago Bears starting quarterback Jay Cutler has now passed all his concussion test, and has been cleared to start Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings, according to ESPN Chicago.
Cutler underwent an evaluation Saturday by an independent neurologist and was cleared to go. Bears coach Lovie Smith released a statement on the situation.
“He has progressed as we wanted him to do...
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November 24, 2012
Time to dust myself off Juan…
Jay Cutler has passed all his concussion tests and looks probable to start this week against the Vikings. Cutler: “Feel good. Feel good,” Cutler said earlier this week. “About as normal as can be. We’re going through the process. I met with [the doctors] on Monday morning. Got a few more hoops to jump through, so we’ll see how it goes this...
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November 23, 2012
Will Jay Cutler play on Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings? That question is tough to answer right now but it should be answered tomorrow.
Despite Chicago Bears head coach Lovie Smith’s comments over the past two weeks that Cutler was on track or “looking good” it is worth nothing that Cutler has not been cleared to play. Cutler also has not suggested that he would play or...
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November 22, 2012
The Bears "anticipate" quarterback Jay Cutler (concussion) will start Sunday against Minnesota since he has met concussion protocol to this point. SOURCE: Jason La Canfora, CBSSports.comFantasy Spin:Cutler still has to pass an independent concussion test. We'll keep track of this situation as Sunday draws closer.
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November 24, 2012
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler has passed his final concussion test. He'll be active for Sunday's game against the Vikings. SOURCE: Jason La Canfora, CBSFantasy Spin:Fantasy owners can let out a sigh of relief. Cutler threw for 267 yards and two touchdowns in his one game against the Vikings last season.
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November 23, 2012
The Chicago Bears will send Jay Cutler to an independent neurologist on Saturday in hopes he gets final clearance to return to game action on Sunday.
The Bears host the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday at Soldier Field and have listed Cutler as questionable two weeks after he was knocked out of a Nov. 11 loss to the Houston Texans with a concussion, the second he has suffered in three...
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November 24, 2012
After a disastrous offensive performance Monday night against the 49ers, the Bears will get their most important player back in time for Sunday's game against the Vikings.
CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora reports that quarterback Jay Cutler has passed the various concussion tests this week and will start Sunday.
Cutler has come through the concussion tests and practice...
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November 25, 2012
Two key players have been questionable heading into week 12 of the NFL regular season. Chicago Bears QB Jay Cutler has been dealing with lasting effects of a concussion suffered against the Houston Texans. Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones has been nursing an ankle injury and while he did play a limited number of snaps last week, he was officially listed as questionable.
After missing...
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November 22, 2012
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler took one more significant step toward playing Sunday.
He was limited in practice on Thursday, after missing the last game with a concussion.
"I know you want to know about Jay Cutler, Shea McClellin. Both of them were able to do some things on a limited basis. So it's looking better for them to get them on the football field," Smith...
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November 22, 2012
The Texans and Falcons keep their top two spots after hard-fought victories, while the Packers moved up one spot after barely eeking out a win in which their kicker missed three field goals. The big fall comes from Chicago, a team that looked absolutely horrible without Jay Cutler.
1. Houston Texans (9-1) LW: 1
2. Atlanta Falcons (9-1) LW: 2
3. Green Bay Packers (7-3) LW: 4
4...
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November 25, 2012
CHICAGO -- On the Bears' first two offensive plays against Minnesota on Sunday, quarterback Jay Cutler and running back Matt Forte botched a handoff for a lost fumble, and Cutler tripped over a teammate and sacked himself for a five-yard loss. But the Vikings couldn't do much with the opportunities, and Cutler then unleashed an effective short passing game, the even more...
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November 22, 2012
And we're going through the whole thing again...
Last year after Ndamukong Suh decided to do some damage to a rival player on Thanksgiving... he apparently did the same thing to a quarterback again this year...
Damage... not an identical injury...
Here's what happened this year- intentional or otherwise...
((HT: NFL on CBS))
"I really don't have anything...
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November 22, 2012
Happy Thanksgiving, y’all. The things I’m thankful for today include the amazing Chef Spouse, my new business, and the fact that the Eagles aren’t playing today and thus won’t ruin what should be a lovely holiday.
What with the feast preparations, getting my picks in got a little delayed. So I’ll be brief:
Panthers at Eagles for MNF: Panthers. I think it’s entirely...
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