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Right thumb - Probable for start of training camp
(Updated: 01/03/12)

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Date	Traded	Traded For
05/25/2012	Davone Bess, WR MIA Dexter McCluster, WR KC Tony Romo, QB DAL	Jay Cutler, QB CHI Brandon Marshall, WR CHI James Starks, RB GB
05/25/2012	Randall Cobb, WR GB Jay Cutler, QB CHI Brandon Marshall, WR CHI	Marques Colston, WR NO Eric Decker, WR DEN Josh Freeman, QB TB
05/23/2012	Michael Crabtree, WR SF Percy Harvin, WR MIN Matt Ryan, QB ATL Michael Turner, RB ATL DeAngelo Williams, RB CAR	Ahmad Bradshaw, RB NYG Jay Cutler, QB CHI Vincent Jackson, WR TB Felix Jones, RB DAL Brandon Lloyd, WR NE DeMarco Murray, RB DAL
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Cutler concerned about O-line: Bears quarterback Jay Cutler says his thumb is healed following offseason surgery after breaking it during the 2011 season. And he certainly gives a thumbs-up to the Bears adding Brandon Marshall via trade and Alshon Jeffery in the draft. But he told the Chicago Sun-Times that his offensive line is still a concern of his. "If Gabe [Carimi] comes back, if J'Marcus [Webb] pans out. Where are we going to put Chris Williams? There are some question marks there," Cutler candidly said. "Until we really get that resolved, and get our front five settled in, we've got some work to do on offense. ... There are going to be times it's 3rd and 8, 3rd and 10, and we're going to have to take seven step drops and we're going to have the longer route and they're going to have to protect." (Updated 05/15/2012)

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Right thumb - Probable for start of training camp (Updated - 1/3/12)

Fantasy Analysis
Cutler and the Bears know what they have to do: Move the pocket. Several coaches and Cutler himself have talked about using bootleg rollouts on passing plays, something he did in Denver. That keeps defenses on their toes and keeps plays alive. Anything is better than Cutler having to take seven-step drops all the time in Mike Martz's offense, which happened last season. Now he should be able to scamper around and slice up defenses with his arm and his legs. Getting a pair of solid receiving threats will only help him. Without a stud receiver in Chicago, Cutler has averaged 225.8 yards and 1.5 touchdowns per game. Expect that average to go up with the addition of Marshall and Jeffery. Cutler is now worth discussing as a sleeper quarterback worth taking after about a dozen passers go off the board. We'll probably see him taken in Round 8 or 9 in a lot of drafts this summer. (Updated 05/15/2012).

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