Bears Sports

Watch: Cutler takes 3 questions, bails on press conference

By David Just

Jay Cutler was in Jay Cutler form Monday night, going 9-for-19 for 87 yards, no touchdowns and three interceptions as the Bears fell behind 24-0 to the Saints.

Of course, he padded his stats in the fourth quarter with a pair of touchdown passes, which only makes the performance even more vintage Jay.

Watch the presser here:

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73dXGs2rVB4&w=420&h=315]

The questions all came from an ESPN reporter:

Odd: Cutler arrived for postgame newser before local reporters did. I asked 3 questions, no others were asked, that was it. Can’t fault Jay.
— Mike Sando (@SandoNFL) December 16, 2014

So Cutler shows up early to his press conference and doesn’t wait for the local media to get there.

With apologies to Mike Sando, we’ve faulted Jay for everything to this point, I’m not sure we can stop now.

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