In this week's "Six Points," Mort and Adam look at Jay Cutler's profound effect on coaches, why Johnny Football is getting the ball, the Watt-Dalton rivalry, a QB reunion in Indy, and much more. Jay Cutler's play could cause a coaching change "Cutler's Law" could be an NFL math conundrum. The player most likely to get a coach fired by playing erratically is the one most likely to get a coach hired by playing consistently well. During ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown, before the Bears routed the Rams, Mike Ditka said Jay Cutler is playing the best football of his career. Cutler then went out and threw for 258 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions in Chicago's upset win at St. Louis. Cutler never has had a better TD-to-INT ratio or Total QBR during his 10-year NFL career than he does today. Never. On Sunday, he'll face the Broncos organization that traded him away; Denver, of course, is dealing with its own new set of quarterback issues. The...