Da Bear Den: The Big Problem Is Still the Lack of a Number One Receiver

June 15, 2010   ·   Zack Pearson   ·   Jump to comments

When the Bears got Jay Cutler in the 2009 off-season, Bears fans everywhere were excited.
They were getting a young gunslinger who could possibly turn this offense into a top one in the NFC.
That didn't pan out to well for the Bears.
In fact, Cutler didn't play up to potential, bringing out the criticism almost every week.
Many things could have attributed to Cutler's ineptitude, including coaching and skill on the offensive side of the ball.
In Denver, Cutler was a solid quarterback.
Although, he never reached the post-season, he was a strong foundation for a young Bronco's team.
A team that also had a star wide receiver in Brandon Marshall.
Something that the Bears lack; a lack that's killing the Bears.
I'm willing to bet my bottom dollar that if Jay Cutler had a true number one receiver, the Bears would have been a better team.
I'm talking about a player the Bears could go to in the clutch; a player who will make that big play for y...

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