Former Packers player torches Cutler with hidden message in tweet wishing him luck in broadcasting

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In case you missed it, Tony Romo isn't the only high-profile quarterback taking his talents to the broadcast booth.

Jay Cutler to join FOX Sports as an in-game analyst. (via Mike Garafolo + Peter Schrager) 📷: Ben Margot/AP

A post shared by NFL (@nfl) on May 5, 2017 at 6:56am PDT

Yes, Jay Cutler is moving on to a career in broadcasting with FOX Sports.

The 34-year-old took a lot of heat for some of the things he did (and didn't do) on the football field over the course of his career, but at the end of the day, it was a good run regardless of what the fans may think.

Jay Cutler's career in a GIF: pic.twitter.com/tmyS11HBps
— Zachary🔴⚪️🔵(2/16!) (@Zachattack15782) May 6, 2017

When the news came out about Cutler's career change, former Packers tight end Tom Crabtree, who is now retired, decided to take to Twitter to wish him luck in his broadcasting career.

wIsh jay cutler NoThINg buT the best IN his broadcasTing career
— Tom Crabtree (@itsCrab) May 5, 2017

Pretty nice from a player who played for the Bears' NFC North rival, right?

Well, if you look closer, Crabtree hid a message in the tweet. Still struggling to find the message? We'll help you out! The capital letters in the tweet spell "INT, INT, INT."

For those who aren't football savvy, INT is short for interception, and Cutler threw a lot of them in his career.

Jay Cutler is transitioning from the field to the booth. RT to show our appreciation as Packer fans for all the plays he made for us. pic.twitter.com/6bqjsUfJuc
— GB Packers Daily (@GBPdaily) May 6, 2017

Crabtree wasn't so shy about how happy he was with his tweet, either.

This is my Mona Lisa
— Tom Crabtree (@itsCrab) May 5, 2017

When you drop a 🔥🔥🔥 tweet and can #logoff for the day.... pic.twitter.com/GP413aLyNz
— Tom Crabtree (@itsCrab) May 5, 2017

And he wasn't shy about trolling Bears fans that were mad about the tweet.

If you're an angry Bears fan who is new here, I'm going to go ahead and refer you to my pinned tweet department. They can better assist you.
— Tom Crabtree (@itsCrab) May 5, 2017

When Bears fans start liking their own tweets to me..... pic.twitter.com/uwouB6rpsO
— Tom Crabtree (@itsCrab) May 6, 2017

Me vs. Bears Twitter pic.twitter.com/MBLvcjM7Dg
— Tom Crabtree (@itsCrab) May 6, 2017

All that's left to say is good luck, Jay.

Only on Twitter can Jay Cutler, who made $112 million in career earnings and married Kristen Cavallari, become a punchline.
— Ben Axelrod (@BenAxelrod) May 6, 2017

Eli Manning: 239.9 yards a game, 59.7 comp %, 83.7 QBR 1.49 TD/INT ratio

Jay Cutler: 233.6 yards per, 61.9%, 85.7 QBR, 1.42 TD/INT ratio
— Jared Tokarz (@NFLDraftInsider) May 6, 2017

(H/T: SB Nation)