By Meena Kar
Bears Quarter-back Jay Cutler finished 15 of 21 for 144 yards and cruised his Chicago Bears team to a a 27-17 win.

Cutler’s coming to line as the team defense propelled the indignation of the opponent team each time, and there was a lot of dirty talking on the field. Cutler hardly minded that since there were his supporters too in the hostile populace of Denver, who were cheering on with the Bears’ jersey, captivated by his performance without a trace of ennui and anxiously anticipating the undaunted victory.

Cutler told sources, “I think the guys knew what kind of pressure I was going to be on. They came out and did a great job for me.” Brian Urlacher seemed happy to have played the pre-season without having to see any player get seriously hurt. Cutler told sources that the match was an outcome of the apt preparations they had made, saying that their win was not an ‘everyday thing’. He also added, “Its good preparation for us going into green Bay the first game.”

The connection betwixt Greg Oslen and Cutler has initially been witnessed in the 2 great plays in the Bear’s 12 play, and under Jay’s lead Bears treated this game like any other immune to the Denver hostility. If Rex Grossman took Bears to the Super bowls, but put off his ardent fans by fumbling snaps Cutler’s bone-jerking action was an enervating uplifting.

Cutler who studied in Indiana, had been drafted in 2006 NFL by Denver Broncos, earning the Pro Bowl selection with the team in 2008. In Vandrebilt University Cutler was captain for 3 years and a starter on his team for 4 years. He graduated from the University in 2005.