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Jay Cutler's night didn't go all that well against the Packers; he threw four interceptions, was sacked seven times, and had a Total QBR of 4.7, which is ... less than ideal. He even shoved one of his linemen after a particularly frustrating series. Cutler was understandably upset at his linemen (all those sacks will do that do you), but was he a bad teammate for chastising his teammates so publicly?

• LambeauorWrigley: "That was a team of contrasts. On defense, Urlacher was pure class. Knee injured. Probably in a lot of pain. Still being a leader and hunting people down and making plays like it was last year. He was the one who lent a hand to pick up Rodgers. Play is over, he is a professional. Then there was Cutler. Let us just say the anti-Urlacher.""
• Trouble195488: "If Tom Brady or Peyton Manning yells at a lineman for missing his blocks, that's one thing.....but Jay Cutler has no "cred" to do that....there may just be an Ole' Block (like the matador at a bullfight) in Cutler's future...he should just shut his mouth and play."
• ehauge21: "I love how Cutler talks about "getting down early forced us to pass." A 10 point game in the 3rd quarter doesn't force you to pass! The entire 1st half was a dogfight until that fake FG with less than 2 minutes. Why can he never just accept some blame?"
• patmandewb: "a QB is only as good as his O line and receivers!"
• Paul44071: "Cutler can't blame his line when he holds the ball for 7-10 seconds. What are they supposed to do? They could have won that game last night but Jay Cutler made sure they didn't."

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