If Jay Cutler doesn’t raise red flags, Bears fans, you are colorblind. From all appearances and indications, he has the maturity level of larva.

Two weeks ago, he demanded the Broncos trade him. On Wednesday, he said he had wanted to stay with the Broncos all along.

On Friday, I’m guessing he will say he’s ecstatic about the Bears and deep-dish pizza.

This is exactly the kind of steely resolve you want in your huddle, isn’t it?

and…

Let’s try to recall the chain of events. Cutler was severely miffed when the Broncos’ new coach included him in a proposed deal that would have brought then-New England quarterback Matt Cassel to Denver. Cutler pouted that the Broncos said bad things about him. Cutler insisted that he be traded.

More recently, he expressed surprise at the turn of events that put him on the trading block. He also said Denver never tried calling him over a 10-day span ending Tuesday, to which Broncos owner Pat Bowlen reportedly said: Would you care to see the telephone records?

And Cutler is the guy you want in your huddle, Bears fans? (Source and the rest of the story.)

I think Cutler is going to look back on this with regret. You are never as loved in your second city as you are in the fist.

Urlacher hasn’t become Public Enemy No. 1, but he is moving in that direction. More than anything, it’s because of his lack of productivity. When you toss in his irritability and his me-first attitude, we’re dealing with a guy seemingly willing to forfeit his rightful place in Chicago sports lore.

You can read why the Chicago Sun Times hates him, here.

Did you know…Brian Griese threw 67 passes against the Chicago Bears.   In those 67 passes do you know how many times he was sacked?  ZERO!  Not once.