"D.J. Moore intercepted Jay Cutler during minicamp practice Tuesday. Cutler retreated to the sideline, where he spoke to Brandon Marshall, Devin Hester and Earl Bennett in serious tones, gesticulating about how a route should be run. A few seconds later, Cutler started laughing so hard his helmet, which had been pushed to the back of his head, almost fell off. It was the latest sign that we might finally be seeing the real Jay Cutler. The player we've watched for the last three years has been an impostor, somebody brought in to execute somebody else's idea of what an offense should be, even if it doesn't maximize his skills. But with his former offensive coordinator Jeremy Bates now the quarterbacks coach and with Marshall finally giving the Bears a legitimate No. 1 receiver, Cutler could be approaching the kind of comfort zone he hasn't experienced since leaving the Denver Broncos." Read more: http://www.suntimes.com/sports/foot...nt-be-happier-with-offense-built-for-him.html
