Former NFL QB Jay Cutler Sentenced Four Days Jail DUI Tennessee

Former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor DUI charge following his arrest in Franklin, Tennessee, last October. As part of a plea deal, the weapons possession charge was dismissed, but Cutler agreed to forfeit a loaded pistol found in his vehicle at the time of arrest. He was sentenced to four days in jail, set to begin serving in late September, and must pay a $350 fine, have his Tennessee driver's license revoked, attend a DUI safety class, and undergo one year of unsupervised probation. Cutler was initially arrested after rear-ending another vehicle, showing signs of intoxication, refusing field sobriety tests, and attempting to offer the other driver $2,000 to avoid police involvement. The case highlights serious legal consequences following the incident, which also involved Cutler possessing a rifle and a loaded Glock pistol in his truck. Cutler played 12 seasons in the NFL with the Denver Broncos, Chicago Bears, and Miami Dolphins before retiring.