Mike Martz, the guy the Bears reluctantly hired after failing to land their personal choices, claims to like what he sees in Jay Cutler, according to this Sun-Times article.  Duh.  What else is he going to say?!  As this site has always said, regardless of Cutler’s talent ceiling, the Bears are going to need to surround him with skilled players to succeed.  The draft is irrelevant, so Forte, Taylor, Knox, and the other receivers and tight ends are going to have to be enough for Cutler, assuming the offensive line can keep him upright long enough to through in Martz’s schemes.

The schedule just came out, and even if Cutler is still standing late in the season, those last four weeks are a doozy – Patriots, Vikings, Jets, Packers.  Gulp!  Parity is the name of the game in the NFL, though, so you just never know.

Chicago Bears 2010 schedule

Sean Jensen of the Chicago Sun-Times wrote an article today about Ron Jaworski analyzing all 26 of Jay Cutler’s interceptions this past season.  Read the article, but pay more attention to the reader’s comments at the bottom – they really give it to Jensen for failing to actually read what Jaworski wrote about each interception.

Read the article here.