Bears quarterback Jay Cutler has called Microsoft Surface 'iPad knockoff'

Bears quarterback Jay Cutler has called Microsoft Surface 'iPad knockoff' , Streeter lecka

The NFL is not a sports league; it is an advertisement periodically interrupted by episodes football.

There is a temple to our most vile capitalist tendencies. It is a place where Bose requires players to place small square of tape on their Beats Studios which make them quite unrecognizable.

There are unmatched #brandscape.

Jay Cutler, best known as the husband of TV personality Kristin Cavallari, do not care about the # brandscape. He just wants to play football - at least enough football to finish third in the NFC North, maybe more if he feels inspired. But sometimes the #brandscape gets in the way, as when Microsoft paid nearly half a billion dollars for a shower teams and advertisers with surfaces.

According to ESPN Chicago Jon Greenberg, Cutler was caught yesterday referring to Bears surfaces like "iPad knockoff"

Cutler just called the Microsoft Surface sidelines

"knockoff iPads." - Jon Greenberg (@jon_greenberg) October 13, 2014

It's not all bad news for Microsoft - he says the great work surfaces! But there is one thing:

Cutler said the excellent work surface tablets. He did not know who made them or what they called. #JayCutlerShow

- Jon Greenberg (@jon_greenberg) October 13, 2014

To be honest, I do not know what Kleenex brand is on my desk, I just know it is not Kleenex. Jay and I are not so different, outside the contract to $ 127 million.

Microsoft may want to consider expanding its training program.

Fix: Microsoft bid with the NFL use the Surface Pro 2s, not 3s. References to the surface Pro 3 were removed from history.

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