I’m sorry but I just can’t use the other G-word when talking about Chicago Bears quarterbacks (yet). If Jay Cutler continues at the pace he is on and wins a Super Bowl in the near future, he may become the goodest in Bears history. Looking at Jay on paper, he has already performed better in two seasons than most Bears quarterbacks did in their entire Bears careers. Sure, the QB competition isn’t exactly eye-popping, but the Bears are a team that has been around for 90 years and has had what seems like 900 quarterbacks. I know Jay hasn’t won a Super Bowl (yet) or even played in a playoff game with the Bears, but despite his dissipating occasional bad play, he’s the best guy I’ve ever seen behind center in a Bears uniform.

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As the bye week wraps up, I’m not going to bore you with more talk about Jay Cutler wishes and Randy Moss dreams.   I want to talk about the lack of something flashy and excitable on the sidelines during Chicago Bears’ games.  No, not Mike Martz spouting out running plays in a bright orange unitard (that’s a picture that will haunt your dreams.)  I’m talking about the former Chicago Bear cheerleaders, the Honey Bears.  It’s just un-American that our football team has no cheerleaders at all.

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