Jay Cutler woke up in his hotel room Tuesday morning and didn't know where he was. Then the fog cleared, and he realized it was time to go back to work. The Miami Dolphins' new quarterback practiced for the first time since December, marking the start of his comeback from a brief retirement. Rust removal included 11-on-11 drills and one-on-one conversations as he learns the names of teammates. Ndamukong Suh Jerseys When the workout ended, the 34-year-old Cutler said he had no second thoughts about deciding to renew his working relationship with coach Adam Gase and return for another season.“It felt Mario Williams Jerseys right," Cutler said. “Going into work and getting here and going through the motions of the practice, it felt good. I told Adam thanks for bringing me in. It's fun to be back out here."Cutler, who parted with the Chicago Bears in March, agreed to delay his fledgling network TV career when he signed a $10 million, one-year contract with Miami. He's expected to start in place of Ryan Jarvis Landry Jerseys Tannehill, who is out with a knee injury likely to sideline him for Ryan Tannehill Jerseys the entire season.Cutler took the practice field wearing jersey No. 6, his number since high school, after reserve quarterback Brandon Doughty agreed to give it up. When Cutler began to throw, he looked light Cameron Wake Jerseys on his feet and quick and accurate with his passes while showing good arm strength. Same old Jay, said Gase, who was the offensive coordinator when both were with the Bears.“He remembers basically everything with the offense," Gase said. “He said he felt good, and he's not going to sugarcoat anything with me. He felt just right back in it."Said Cutler: “It's kind of a crash course, if you already took the course before."He underwent season-ending right shoulder surgery last December, but said his arm felt good and will need only a couple of days to be 100 percent. His timing will take a little bit to come back, he said, and the 88-degree morning temperature was hotter than he's used to.