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When Jay Cutler was in his prime as an athlete could he make it in the NFL and if so what position? An offseason Jay could easily be a linebacker but if he came in contest shape he would probably make a good running back.
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Easily would have dominated. The sport he chose was bodybuilding and that's all there is to it.
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When Jay Cutler was in his prime as an athlete could he make it in the NFL and if so what position? An offseason Jay could easily be a linebacker but if he came in contest shape he would probably make a good running back.
an offseason, blown up Jay Cutler at 310LB would've been a decent blocker. But he'd most likely get cut in training camp. Cardio would be the big issue. Maybe he'd land a spot on a practice squad.
imagine him at full-back. LOL
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an offseason, blown up Jay Cutler at 310LB would've been a decent blocker. But he'd most likely get cut in training camp. Cardio would be the big issue. Maybe he'd land a spot on a practice squad.
imagine him at full-back. LOL
Cardio... Yeh those 30 sec plays would kill him ::)
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Of course
Waterboy
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Jay Cutler the bodybuilder is...a bodybuilder not an athlete. Bodybuilding is not a sport. Football is.
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Jay Cutler the bodybuilder is...a bodybuilder not an athlete. Bodybuilding is not a sport. Football is.
Exactly.
Bodybuilders are not athletes. There is no way that many of them would last in any of those endeavors which require you to have a high level of fitness in many different aspects. Plus starving and being depleted doesn't work when you actually have to perform athletic feats.
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Cardio... Yeh those 30 sec plays would kill him ::)
1 play, he would be ok. Maybe 2 plays.
But he wouldn't be able to last a lengthy drive IMO
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Cardio... Yeh those 30 sec plays would kill him ::)
Yes, it would. Guaranteed.
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Of course Jay cutler is an athlete, you must be jealous your not a 4x Olympian.
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Of course Jay cutler is an athlete, you must be jealous your not a 4x Olympian.
I think you're confusing him Jay Cutler the QB.
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Be hard pressed to find any healthy adult who couldn't manage 4 or 5 30 sec blasts, followed by sitting on a bench for 10/15 mins at a time, at the most...
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Be hard pressed to find any healthy adult who couldn't manage 4 or 5 30 sec blasts, followed by sitting on a bench for 10/15 mins at a time, at the most...
Plays don't last anywhere near 30 seconds.
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Cutler couldn't handle the violence and head games of "B" squad practice, let alone a true game.
Softer than a misplaced dollop of ice cream being cleaned up with a few sheets of quilted Charmin toilet tissue. :-\
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an offseason, blown up Jay Cutler at 310LB would've been a decent blocker. But he'd most likely get cut in training camp. Cardio would be the big issue. Maybe he'd land a spot on a practice squad.
imagine him at full-back. LOL
He's 5'7". He'd be selling hot dogs before they let him on a practice squad.
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Be hard pressed to find any healthy adult who couldn't manage 4 or 5 30 sec blasts, followed by sitting on a bench for 10/15 mins at a time, at the most...
Average play from snap to completion is around 5-7 sec. Cutler is on a treadmill for 30-45min at 1.0 level 1. Not to mention he'd snap a hamstring at first step or mid stride and to the fact he might break nail that would put him out for the season.
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I doubt Jay Cutler could "cut it" in any real sport.
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Average play from snap to completion is around 5-7 sec. Cutler is on a treadmill for 30-45min at 1.0 level 1. Not to mention he'd snap a hamstring at first step or mid stride and to the fact he might break nail that would put him out for the season.
Raking leaves is way more difficult than football.
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I'm sure he would have made it. I've always wondered how dominate guys like Jordan, Kobe, Shaq, Peyton, Brady, et... would have been if they had choosen to compete in the IFBB. Those are guys that could have elevated the sport to mainstream consciousness.
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Ben Carson was the best in the NFL according to his own admission.
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He doesn't have the speed, power, skill or conditioning.
Guys that down play the physicality of football have never played it. It's a brutal sport that the top rugby player couldn't make the cut. If they could they would be making millions in the NFL.
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He doesn't have the speed, power, skill or conditioning.
Guys that down play the physicality of football have never played it. It's a brutal sport that the top rugby player couldn't make the cut. If they could they would be making millions in the NFL.
Try saying that to his face!!
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Being as the NFL and IFBB are both anti peds, I often wonder what Jay would have looked like if he had gone full darkside (I'm sure he's used gh for the healing and recovery benefits).
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He's a n average qb for my beloved bears.
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Cutler would be an All Pro at any position he desires even now in the NFL. He's ALL MUSCLE.
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When Jay Cutler was in his prime as an athlete could he make it in the NFL and if so what position? An offseason Jay could easily be a linebacker but if he came in contest shape he would probably make a good running back.
Agree on all points.
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He doesn't have the speed, power, skill or conditioning.
Guys that down play the physicality of football have never played it. It's a brutal sport that the top rugby player couldn't make the cut. If they could they would be making millions in the NFL.
It's Rugby League not Rugby and he did make the cut within months. The 49ers are too stupid to use him. He made their best punt return in 2 years and they barely give him a go. NFL players wouldn't last 5 minutes in League.
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What kind of dumbass question is this?
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What kind of dumbass question is this?
Just replace the sandow with a football.
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Rugby was my first sport and since coming to the mainland, at 10 years old, switched to American style football. Also playing some rugby weekend games here, since a teenager. First impression of American style football... easier compared to Rugby. Also played a bit of Australian rules football, which for the most part, makes American football even easier. OZ football, for wild men only.
Can't knock American football, played 4 years at Division 1-A and playing weight at between 265 to 285 senior year. But as far as stamina (endurance & strength) go, Rugby and Oz rules football is way ahead of American ball. Can say any is better than the other, but there is a difference between rugby and American ball. I had three relatives who played in the NFL for a number of years.
I've seen rugby players from Fiji, Samoa (both groups) and Hawaii who could do well in American ball....no doubt. The percentage of Samoan & Hawaiian players in the NFL is very high, considering the small population of that racial group. We are just stronger, an accident of birth and genetics.
49'ers didn't give full advantage to that rugby player, very obvious. Some teams better pick him up, to their advantage. GIve him a year...and watch out. NFL clubs keep making major mistakes year after year, as far as players are concerned.
Far as Culter goes, he would not last the first week of rookie camp. Being strong is only the smaller part of being a NFL player. Timing, quickness & speed (not the same thing) are prime qualities looked for in a player. Perhaps the number one quality is heart, the shear will to win at all cost. If your only ability is to stand in front of a mirror, for hours, and flex..than maybe NFL football is really not for you. Maybe even high school football is not for you either. Some local kids play near 300lbs and as quick as lighting, 400lbs plus benches...etc..
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Agree on all points.
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Rugby was my first sport and since coming to the mainland, at 10 years old, switched to American style football. Also playing some rugby weekend games here, since a teenager. First impression of American style football... easier compared to Rugby. Also played a bit of Australian rules football, which for the most part, makes American football even easier. OZ football, for wild men only.
Can't knock American football, played 4 years at Division 1-A and playing weight at between 265 to 285 senior year. But as far as stamina (endurance & strength) go, Rugby and Oz rules football is way ahead of American ball. Can say any is better than the other, but there is a difference between rugby and American ball. I had three relatives who played in the NFL for a number of years.
I've seen rugby players from Fiji, Samoa (both groups) and Hawaii who could do well in American ball....no doubt. The percentage of Samoan & Hawaiian players in the NFL is very high, considering the small population of that racial group. We are just stronger, an accident of birth and genetics.
49'ers didn't give full advantage to that rugby player, very obvious. Some teams better pick him up, to their advantage. GIve him a year...and watch out. NFL clubs keep making major mistakes year after year, as far as players are concerned.
Far as Culter goes, he would not last the first week of rookie camp. Being strong is only the smaller part of being a NFL player. Timing, quickness & speed (not the same thing) are prime qualities looked for in a player. Perhaps the number one quality is heart, the shear will to win at all cost. If your only ability is to stand in front of a mirror, for hours, and flex..than maybe NFL football is really not for you. Maybe even high school football is not for you either. Some local kids play near 300lbs and as quick as lighting, 400lbs plus benches...etc..
Try saying that to his face!
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Cutler could barely walk up a flight of stairs, and he failed to do anything with his Mr. Olympia status. No one knew who the hell he was.
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xerses just came in his pants..
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Jason "Jay" Thaddeus Cornelius Cutler would have dominated in the NFL.
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Coach wisely not rising to the chum in the water...
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Coach wisely not rising to the chum in the water...
I've said my peace. But not being a dick and being dead serious when I say this, Cutler or anyone that trains strictly bodybuilding wouldn't last through a week of practice even at the high school level. JPM101 summed it nice. The difference I see between (mind you I haven't really broken it down yet as far as Rugby goes) is American is alactic while Rugby is more lactic. Again, I'm not familiar with the sport enough to know how when subs are put in or taken out.
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He's 5'7". He'd be selling hot dogs before they let him on a practice squad.
Exactly. He's basically a dwarf when it comes to NFL standards. He couldn't play high school football...But Ray Cutler, that's a whole different story!
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Exactly. He's basically a dwarf when it comes to NFL standards. He couldn't play high school football...But Ray Cutler, that's a whole different story!
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Raking leaves is way more difficult than football.
Leave the leaves where they are, its good for the soil.
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Bodybuilding is the hardest sport to be succesfull in, if you can make it in bodybuilding you can make it in every sport...fact
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He doesn't have the speed, power, skill or conditioning.
Guys that down play the physicality of football have never played it. It's a brutal sport that the top rugby player couldn't make the cut. If they could they would be making millions in the NFL.
Get real bro, they're good at they're given sport, hardly the best athletes on the planet. ::) The strongest fastest athletes on the planet IMO are olympic weightlifters. Elite olympic lifters actually are the most explosive athletes on the face of the earth, these guys can outrun world class sprinters (for the first 25 yards) This has been well documented. The coordination strength and speed it takes to throw 500 pounds over your head like that, those guys are on another planet.
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Get real bro, they're good at they're given sport, hardly the best athletes on the planet. ::) The strongest fastest athletes on the planet IMO are olympic weightlifters. Elite olympic lifters actually are the most explosive athletes on the face of the earth, these guys can outrun world class sprinters (for the first 25 yards) This has been well documented. The coordination strength and speed it takes to throw 500 pounds over your head like that, those guys are on another planet.
link?
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In bodybuilding it is 100% on the athlete.
In football or other team sports you can leave it up to the others. Bodybuilding is the pinnacle of human physical mastery.
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Brock Lesnar admitted the hardest thing he ever did was participate in NFL training camp.
Jay Cutler in the NFL? No change.
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Brock Lesnar admitted the hardest thing he ever did was participate in NFL training camp.
Jay Cutler in the NFL? No change.
but brock has only done wrestling and ufc, jay is a bodybuilder much harder sport
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The bears love giving money to people named Jay Cutler.
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Brock Lesnar admitted the hardest thing he ever did was participate in NFL training camp.
Jay Cutler in the NFL? No change.
Brock is a twink compared to Jay Cutler.
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Brock Lesnar admitted the hardest thing he ever did was participate in NFL training camp.
Jay Cutler in the NFL? No change.
But Jay Cutler can Incline Hammer strength machine 5 plates 1/2 reps. Surely that could get him into the NFL. And have you seen him do pullups. Amazing strength.
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When Jay Cutler was in his prime as an athlete could he make it in the NFL and if so what position? An offseason Jay could easily be a linebacker but if he came in contest shape he would probably make a good running back.
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I think he would be a great quarterback.
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But Jay Cutler can Incline Hammer strength machine 5 plates 1/2 reps. Surely that could get him into the NFL. And have you seen him do pullups. Amazing strength.
(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=538485.0;attach=567333;image)
I never noticed it before; but there is a guy below Jay that is attempting to assist him on the pull up
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(http://share.gifyoutube.com/vqz2NM.gif)
30 second 40 yard time of peace...
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Oh certainly...
I mean, he only CHOSE to be a bodybuilder, because the idea of making not just millions, but tens of millions didn't appeal to him.
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Oh certainly...
I mean, he only CHOSE to be a bodybuilder, because the idea of making not just millions, but tens of millions didn't appeal to him.
Bodybuilding is the noblest of sport, athletes go to war with the weights, use dangerous sports technology and diet almost to death, all to impress us bitches!
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Cutler.... maybe if he trained for it.... playing weight of 220..... bodybuilder that was a good football player.... Ray McNeil... RIP buddy
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http://espn.go.com/blog/chicago/bears/post/_/id/4700682/jay-cutler-shakes-off-the-demons-to-rally-bears-to-another-late-victory
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30 second 40 yard time of peace...
that gif never gets old :D. He just HAD to pull down his pants and walk towards a better mirror spot while draging his pants on his ankles, lol.
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that gif never gets old :D. He just HAD to pull down his pants and walk towards a better mirror spot while draging his pants on his ankles, lol.
As Mitsiru Okabe was filming, he was thinking: "This is gold Jay. Gold."
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There isn't anything Jay can't do. If he wants to be the POTUS I'm pretty sure he'd win. If he wanted to be an Oscar winner he'd do the same. He chose the glory and prestige of winning the Olympia and did it, ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR times!!!!
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Grammy award winning artist, Jay Cutler
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When Jay Cutler was in his prime as an athlete could he make it in the NFL and if so what position? An offseason Jay could easily be a linebacker but if he came in contest shape he would probably make a good running back.
no ::) ::) ::) ::) ::) ::)
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Question: does Cutler have a solid football background?
Too short for linebacker. Too slow for running back
The main thing he would have to overcome playing football...there are no mirrors at the line of scrimmage.
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Question: does Cutler have a solid football background?
Too short for linebacker. Too slow for running back
The main thing he would have to overcome playing football...there are no mirrors at the line of scrimmage.
Jay did play football in high school
I think that he would be a good fullback.... For blocking purposes
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Bodybuilders are arguably the best all around athletes in the world.
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Would get seriously injured within the first 5 minutes of practice due to nearly always training his muscles in isolation and never doing any real heavy compound movements.
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Would get seriously injured within the first 5 minutes of practice due to nearly always training his muscles in isolation and never doing any real heavy compound movements.
I've seen Jay do standing barbell military presses with 225 for 6-8 reps
Deadlifts with 495 for 6 reps
Squats with 405 for 8-10 reps
Barbell rows with 405 for 6 reps
Incline press with 405 for a few reps
*so he did have some strength on free weight movements
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Grammy award winning artist, Jay Cutler
Lol, his voice is this antithesis of motivating. It's like he is holding his nose while he talks.
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Step 1: Click Play
Step 2: Watch
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Actually I've seen a few BB'ers have a problem with walking and chewing gum at the same time. Because you may look athletic, and be strong, does not always mean you are athletic. A bitter realty I know.
When Cutler does the clean & jerk, 3X12 with 300 let us know.
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Actually I've seen a few BB'ers have a problem with walking and chewing gum at the same time. Because you may look athletic, and be strong, does not always mean you are athletic. A bitter realty I know.
When Cutler does the clean & jerk, 3X12 with 300 let us know.
there is a clip on youtube where he does a easy singel with 370 or something like that
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Step 2: Watch
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LOL
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there are no mirrors at the line of scrimmage.
There are in foxboro, the linemen use them to steal defensive signals.
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Grammy award winning artist, Jay Cutler
This wasn't a real "thing" was it? Maybe that's why he was hanging out with 50. Getting some tips on the rap game ??? ???
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There are in foxboro, the linemen use them to steal defensive signals.
Disgruntled, suffering Jets fan outed.