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Sometimes acting the part is just as important as talent, especially at that position.
"Acting the part" will never be just as important as talent... IMO.
Sort of like "acting like a President" and "being a President".
The players know a phony when they see one.
They go hand in hand. If you don't act like a president, your constituents are going to stop following you. Your legislation will be useless.
Kind of like the current presidency. Very little is getting done while people bicker about Twitter posts and a cabinet in tatters. If Cutler walks in and seems disinterested, like he's just there for the money, his teammates will respond in kind.
If the guys that count (players, coaches, management) saw and believed him to be what many fans think, he'd be in a broadcast booth come September.
Had his best year under Gase. Love him or hate him, he turned out to best of the top three of his draft class.
If Cutler was that in demand he'd have been on a team, not traded away once in his career, and then released by the Bears.
The only reason this guy has a job is because a team was desperate.
.... Which in no way invalidates my point.
If Cutler was that in demand he'd have been on a team, not traded away once in his career, and then released by the Bears.
The only reason this guy has a job is because a team was desperate.
This guy....
Is new Dolphins quarterback Jay Cutler in good enough shape to play after spending the last few months in retirement?
“The good thing is I play quarterback so I don’t have to be in that great cardiovascular shape,” Cutler said with a smile today.
Rumor has it that the Dolphins considered Tebow. Don't know if that's true but I'm not sure he'd leave baseball to get his head knocked. I think he's having the time of his life.