Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler was a bit banged up and bruised days after battling it out with the Green Bay Packers on Monday night. 
 
 As hurt as he was, Cutler got some relief from the early advantage brought about by the Bears' fresh offence. 
The Chicago Bears are now 3-0 and the only unbeaten platoon in the NFC, with its offence furnishing its share of highlights under new fellow Mike Martz. 
 
"We are growing, we are still youthful, we are still enough youthful in this offence," Cutler said."I suppose Mike is still trying to figure out exactly where we are at, what he can call in certain situations, what we can handle on a week to week basis as far as game-planning wise, what we can handle during the game, what he can go do, what does not really work for us. So, like everyone is still kind of growing and gelatinizing together."
 Indeed Martz is not sure how good the Bears' offence can be. 
 
"I really do not know, and that is the delightful part of this," he said."There is enough gift then, and it's instigative because each week we continue to get better."

The Bears feel to have no difficulty getting the big plays, with 12 completions for 20 or further yards tying them for fifth in that order. But when they demanded a yard on fourth down at the thing line, like what happed against Green Bay or in the nature against Detroit — they could not get it. 

 
"I suppose we have seen casts of it," tight end Greg Olsen said."I suppose we've some guys who can make big plays, get some big knob of yardage at a time. By no means are we a finished product. We still have some work to do and still be a little more harmonious in some areas. But I suppose at times we have seen that when we play well and execute the way we work toward, we have a chance to be enough good."

Cutler, the league's fifth-leading passer, has easily fit in right into Martz's obnoxious system so far. He is comprising further yards per completion (9.6) than anyone, and his109.7 standing trails are only behind the Fledglings'Peyton Manning and the Eagles'Michael Vick. 
 
 Most importantly, he is hanging onto the ball and has only two interceptions after throwing a league-leading 26 just a time ago. But, the bone he threw in the first quarter against Green Bay also served as a memorial that the Bears remain a work in progress. So did the successes he absorbed beforehand on and latterly in the game. 

A head-to-head hit by the Packers'Frank Zombie in the fourth quarter left Cutler a little dizzy which led to a USD7, fine forfeiture from the league for Zombo. The incident also cancelled an interception by Green Bay linebacker Nick Barnett. 
 
"Some of those you hope the coming play is a run, but it does not always be like that," Cutler said."Those successes are tough when you take them in the head like that under the chin. And also you know you have got to get right back over, the timepiece is ticking, it could be a third-down or it could be a second down and you just noway know. That was kind of a pivotal part of the game where we had to go down there and score so it's just another challenge to the game."

Whether they get where they want to remain to be seen. It's still early in the season to tell. But so far, what they've are promising signs, signals that say it could be an emotional offence if they progress as the season wears on. 
 
 The Chicago Bears are 200, second to Green Bay's-175, to win in the NFC North Division; 600 to win in the NFC Championship and 1500 to win in the Super Bowl. 

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