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The Big Sleep lasted almost three quarters. As usual, Jay Cutler was feeling around in the dark, not sure who he was or where he was during a night game. All that was missing was a stubbed toe on the dresser. He wasn’t in the grip of a five-interception night, as he had been the previous game, but he didn’t look to be all there against the Eagles on Sunday. Overthrown passes, underthrown passes, passes begging to be intercepted — that was Cutler under the artificial lights at Soldier Field. But then he dropped in a beautiful pass to tight end Kellen Davis, an achingly accurate 15-yard touchdown toss that ended a run of four Robbie Gould field goals. Observers would have been forgiven for …

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Bears look boring, Cutler sharp as a butter knife

The Chicago Bears’ receivers did not wear glow-in-the-dark numbers to help Jay Cutler spot them. Cutler did not walk onto Soldier Field wearing night-vision goggles, as plenty of Bears fans had suggested all week. Cutler’s No. 6 jersey reminds Bears fans more of “pick six” than the number of points for a touchdown after he entered the game against the Eagles last night with 17 this season. He lasted 59 minutes, 8 seconds before he kept alive his streak of six straight games with an interception when Eagles safety Sean Jones picked him off to seal the Eagles’ 24-20 victory. Cutler looked to pass long before making that throw. “I missed some throws early,” Cutler said of his night, in which …

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Cutler punctuates erratic game with a pick