After being cut by the Bears in the off-season, Jay Cutler has found a new gig.
It was confirmed Friday that the quarter back is following the lead of Tony Romo and head to the Fox Sports broadcasting booth for its NFL coverage.
NEWS. It's official. Jay Cutler has been hired by @nflonfox . Will join Kevin Burkhardt and Charles Davis in the booth this season.
— Peter Schrager (@PSchrags) May 5, 2017
It doesn’t mean an end to the 34-year-old’s football career, with Sports Illustrated reporting he is still interested in playing football, but he hasn’t had much interest since becoming a free agent in March.
It’ll mean the Vikings are spared playing against Cutler this season, a player who blew hot and cold throughout his career but more often than not blew hot against the Vikes.
He sports a 69-72 win-loss record, but against the Vikings he has a 9-5 line.
This is also a good time to remind everyone that Jay Cutler was born in Santa Claus, Indiana.
The announcement has obviously led to a fair bit of mockery on Twitter.
Jay Cutler accepts a job with Fox Sports as a color commentator, so Packers fans will finally hate a commentator more than Joe Buck.
— Zac Bellman Ⓜ️ (@ZacBellman_WNY) May 5, 2017
Jay Cutler to Fox Sports……Who has it worse, football fans that have to listen to his commentary or Bears fans that had to deal with him
— Dan Leach (@DanLeachDTM) May 5, 2017
https://twitter.com/OrdioMongo/status/860477371429683200https://twitter.com/Taylor_Nick_L/status/860478090102751233
The guy who has no personality and nothing but disdain for the media is now the media … makes sense.
— KiKi (@Kiki0947) May 5, 2017
