Kristin Cavallari: After Being Voted off DWTS, Will She Run Back to Jay Cutler?

Jay Cutler has a tendency to throw things away, but perhaps he may be able to get one back with ex-fiancee Kristin Cavallari.

Cavallari was just recently voted off the popular TV show Dancing With The Stars, and I can only imagine how upset she must be about it.

Cutler has been known to come up small in big moments, but this is a moment where he needs to search within himself and find that clutch performance that he has been so desperately searching for on the field.

Cavallari needs some support, which means there is no better time for Cutler to emerge back on the scene.

It's the good old reemergence routine, and it has worked for men all throughout the course of history.

Lay-low and bide your time, but when the right moment comes, hop on your white horse and go save the day.

It works every time, well kind of...

Either way, it looks like Cutler knows what he is doing in this arena. Bill Zwechker of The Chicago Sun-Times reports that Cutler was in the audience on Monday to cheer on his ex-fiancee:

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While Bears quarterback Jay Cutler and ex-fiancee Kristin Cavallari remain quiet about the current state of their relationship, sources behind the scenes at “Dancing With the Stars” say it sure looked like the couple are in the process of reviving their romance.

“You could tell from the body language — for both of them — plus the way they looked at each other,” a “DWTS” staffer close to Cavallari said about Cutler’s appearance in the audience Monday to cheer on his former fiancee, who was ousted from the show Tuesday. “There’s still a lot of love there.”

Another source close to the actress said the duo are “working on their issues. . . . I’m betting they will get back together. . . .

“Come on. You can’t tell me that Jay would fly all the way to L.A. from Chicago — in the middle of the season and the week before a big game [against Detroit] on ‘Monday Night Football’ — just to give moral support to a mere friend,” added the source. “Plus he knew he’d be on national TV. Of course, he wanted people to see him there. It was a signal, for sure.”

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Let me tell you, this man is good.

One, it takes some major guts to go support your ex-fiancee on national television for a normal person, so I can only imagine the pressure Cutler was under as the quarterback of the Chicago Bears.

Two, he played his hand perfectly.

He went in for the support, probably offered some encouraging words and a shoulder to cry on, and now all he has to do is wait for the inevitable spark.

Cutler may not have everything together on the field, but he certainly knows how to play his hand in the arena of relationships.

Will the two get back together?

Your guess is as good as mine, but as of right now Cutler looks to have put himself in perfect position to snag the win.

He's driving the ball with under two minutes to go, and is nearing the red zone.

Hopefully he doesn't throw it away.