Jay Cutler is not the most popular quarterback in the NFL, but he should at least get some play in the town where he works. Right?
Maybe not. During a recent charity auction, a Cutler-autographed football went without a single bid, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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/sad trombone
This was at an event for an animal charity organization called the Anti-Cruelty Society, no less.
Society president Dr. Robyn Barbiers said the attendees weren't exactly "a football crowd."
Luckily, one person called back to offer a generous $100 for the ball as a birthday gift to his son, a Bears fan.
I'm not sure about that last part. Giving a kid a Jay Cutler ball for his birthday?
Seems awfully cruel to me.
