Chicago quarterback Jay Cutler can be maddening to those who coach him. He can follow the wonderfully thrown touchdown pass with an under-thrown interception. It's one reason the Denver Broncos, who drafted him 11th overall in 2006, traded him to the Bears in 2009. In his first season in Chicago, Cutler threw 27 touchdown passes -- and 26 interceptions, which led the league. The Steelers are in dire need of forcing turnovers of any kind. They haven't done a very good job of it the past two seasons and they've done none of it through the first two games this season. Safety Ryan Clark, asked about Cutler, said: "He's Jay, that's about it." Asked what that meant, Clark expounded: "He's Jay Cutler. Jay Cutler. Same Jay Cutler you guys have been seeing for an extremely long time now. He's just Jay. He's going to make some plays, he's going to give you an opportunity to make some plays." Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
