It was a scuffle. It happens in football.
If Rodgers did the same thing, we'd all laugh at what a whiny bitch he was being because he was angry after throwing the pick. It was absolutely the wrong thing to do, it was not "football."
don't know if you've been watching or not because I haven't heard from you in months (again, still not sure why you stopped posting, could be something to do with Jay's obvious success, but I digress)
Okay, let's talk about that.
Before you start, yes, there are problems with this team. The defense is improved but not infallible. Alshon was touch-and-go all year.
Aaron Rodgers has lost his top receiver, has a terrible offensive line, the 19th ranked defense...yet his worst season is still better than Cutler's and they still find ways to get in the playoffs.
I'm not saying Cutler is a bum who should be cut.
I'm saying he's mediocre, he has zero potential to ever improve beyond what we've already seen, and we have to stop having a "infinite tolerance" policy to his obvious faults.
Secondly, I left this sub because of its really shitty response to any degree of Cutler criticism, and I probably will again in the off-season.
Cutler is single handedly responsible for 4 wins this year at the very least from GW drives.
Great. We're 6-10.
I don't think he's a "legend" for shoving Ansah, but I don't really see anything too serious in it.
Well, it's just the latest in Jay's obvious immaturity issues, but the fact that people here are calling him a "legend" for it? Pretty pathetic.
As for the season, check the PFF grades. Jay's been great, and Trestman has ran Flacco's into the ground. Who woulda thunk it?
The Ravens had the most injuries in the league, and I don't think Trestman is great. I'm not sure what argument you're trying to make in Jay's favor.