Bears QB Jay Cutler says the new, Martz-led offense is ‘high paced’ and ‘high octane’

Cutler getting ready for ‘high octane’ offense

LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler is liking the new offense.

Cutler and the rest of the team are getting used to the system brought in by new offensive coordinator Mike Martz. He was the head coach when the St. Louis Rams were led by Kurt Warner and dubbed the “Greatest Show on Turf.”

Cutler said Friday that he likes the attack — even if he thinks it will take until July training camp before everyone is comfortable with it. He says it is fast paced and “high octane.”

The Bears also welcomed new defensive lineman Julius Peppers at their three-day minicamp. Linebacker Brian Urlacher is back for the first time since the 2009 opener and safety Chris Harris has returned after a stint with the Panthers.

The camp wraps up Sunday.