He also made two TD throws (Knox looked like he was in but was ruled out at the 1 and they ran it in the next play) that Cutler would have had to account for. Plus, Cutler is more than capable of throwing his own pick sixes. You really think a healthy Cutler doesn't give them a better chance to win the rest of that game over Hanie even with how crappy he looked in the first? I'm not buying that either. During the game, I was the eternal optimist. Just get a score here, get a stop here, go down and score and we'll be okay. And Cutler kept disappointing in the first half. But I still thought he would turn it around, and I think the Bears would have been in a much better position to pull it out if he had stayed in, er, been able to stay in. This is random because I was looking at his 2010 splits to see if Cutler's stats were better in the 2nd half of games vs. the first half (they aren't). But I noticed something odd. Cutler performed drastically better in the 2nd quarter than the other 3 quarters. 1st quarter: 60.2% comp%, 7.3 YPA, 4 TD, 4 INT, 79.3 RAT 2nd quarter: 63.8% comp%, 8.5 YPA, 9 TD, 3 INT, 101.7 RAT 3rd quarter: 60.0% comp%, 7.4 YPA, 5 TD, 5 INT, 78.8 RAT 4th quarter: 57.7% comp%, 6.6 YPA, 5 TD, 4 INT, 77.7 RAT Of course, those numbers don't mean anything, as the year before his best quarter was the 3rd, the year before it was the 4th, the year before that the 1st.