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It has been just over a week since the Miami Dolphins decided to sign free agent quarterback Jay Culter to a one-year, $10 million deal.
The wait looks to be over for Cutler as he will make his debut with the Dolphins on Thursday night against the Baltimore Ravens, according to James Walker of ESPN.
Dolphins quarterback Jay Cutler will make his debut with the team on Thursday night against the Baltimore Ravens in Miami's second preseason game, head coach Adam Gase said Tuesday.
Miami signed the 34-year-old to a one-year contract after starting quarterback Ryan Tannehill tore his left ACL in training camp that effectively ended his 2017 season. He wasn't able to take the field in the Dolphins' first preseason game last Thursday against the Atlanta Falcons due to the lack of practice time with the team
Before joining Miami, Cutler was on his way to working with Fox Sports in the broadcast booth to cover several games this upcoming season. He had been limited to just five games in his final season with the Chicago Bears due to a shoulder injury where he posted 1,059 passing yards with four touchdowns and five interceptions
Given the lack of interest across the league this offseason, this which could more than likely be his Cutler's last shot at extending his NFL career as a starting quarterback.
