Anyone else sick of Mully? He makes a nothing Cutler comment into a something and picks nit with anything Cutler says yet he defends this Jackass and his every move. I thought Mornings on the Score was supposed to be smarter nowadays... guess not.

I tend to side with Mully about Cutler's comments. Cutler comes across as an arrogant prick, and a dumb one at that. If he's going to be the face of the organization, I hope to God he gets some media training or at least a speech coach. His "ums, ahs, and you knows" during the Saturday night press conference made him sound like a moron. That being said, as long as he's a good QB, I will tolerate his shenanigans. Just win, baby.

As for his backing of Favre, I didn't hear any of that. Dennis Leary was co-hosting with Greenberg this morning, and he was hilarious. Dial was stuck on 1000.

Who cares what anyone says at a press conference? Just go out and win games.

I don't care if he tells everyone in the world to fuck off in the postgame conference.

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Ask the family of R Bud Dwyer...

Too soon?

If only some Cubs would take a page from his book.

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DB,

The mugshot of Kane, what with the black and white and the wasted look on his face, reminds me of a picture that would accompany the liner notes of a Led Zeppelin album, no?

Can you imagine Kane and Bonzo tipping back a fifth in between doing a wobbly H/going 5-hole on some random groupy?

Um, me neither...

I think we need to find Ed a nice home ... not a house, a home ...

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- Henry George

Hey Man, nice shot.

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I agree with Mully, and I don't think he was bending over backwards to defend Favre,
It's not his fault he gets the full attention of Espn whenever he takes a shit.

He sounds ridiculous in his press conferences, and has a peter pan complex, but It's his life,
you can hate the guy, but It's his choice, and it's really no different than a guy near retirement age going back and forth whether he wants to quit the business.

I was actually refreshed to hear a different perspective, Any time I have the lame experience of watching Espn, it's usually some commentator blathering and covering Favre and then in the same breath bitching about it.