But Cutler, who made 102 starts over eight seasons with the Bears from 2009-2016, also sees little harm in the team’s current plan to keep rookie Justin Fields behind Andy Dalton until the rookie is better equipped to play, has a firmer grasp of the offense, greater command in the huddle and increased comfort out on the field.
Jay Cutler on whether the Chicago Bears should start QB Justin Fields in Week 1: ‘I wouldn’t play the kid to start. I’d let him watch.’
