The backup generally has the advantage of not having film or having the defense prepped for him. Cutler wouldn't have that opportunity. The good news is that the Browns are probably too feeble to take advantage of it. In any case, the last time Cutler was sent into start coming back from injury he clearly wasn't healthy and was summarily executed by the Lions. That's worrisome enough. Well, yeah, nobody wants him out there if he's in that condition. Everyone wanting him out there clearly is doing so with the hopes that the Bears have learned their lesson from that debacle. It is funny... when you look at the "Cutler losses" there was one bad offensive showing against the Saints and then his injury debacle against the Lions. Then there was a game where our offense put up 32 but our D gave 40 (Although from memory, to be fair, I think one score was one Cutler) . That wraps up the Cutler losses right? So subtract shitty D and play Cutler when he/s healthy and I think we're good.