BoriSaurusRex🦖

Dad. Chicago Sports Guy. food. cocktails 🤷‍♂️. 1-0 in food eating competitions. 🔥💨 “I’m not the GOAT , but I fit the description “

[Chicago White Sox @whitesox]

tonight we pop bottles, tomorrow we lock back in

[BoriSaurusRex🦖 @Willcook4Food19]

@FanDuel @UpAndAdamsShow 💙

[BoriSaurusRex🦖 @Willcook4Food19]

@AdamSchefter @NFL No Fun League Strikes again! 🤦‍♂️

[4th and South @4thAndSouthPod]

Leonard Fournette & Jarvis Landry have a message for Emmanuel Acho

His Caleb Williams injury take is actually disgusting

🎥 https://t.co/SNxd9RnAwk

#4thAndSouth #Bears #CalebWilliams

[BearsShowYo @BearsShowYo]

just say the word @CALEBcsw, I’ll 1v50 these Twitter bots

[Eddie @EddieBarstool]

Wow. I totally forgot that Caleb was sacked 68 times his rookie year and missed 0 games
https://t.co/gxxLihzibV

[Savion @Savy2Smooth]

People questioning this guy’s toughness. Just look at his body language. This is a man who was trying to get up and shake it off..but couldn’t. He tried to get up twice and his body said no

[George Jarjour @GeorgeOnTap]

Caleb Williams has been getting clowned for his reaction to what looks like a week to week hamstring injury. I'm going to admit it’s kind of funny. The quarterback who got labeled soft for crying in his mom's arms at USC cried again, on a cart, over a hamstring that may not cost him more than a few weeks.

Fans spend athletes' entire careers demanding they show how much they care, and when one of them shows it in a way we didn't ask for, we turn him into a punchline. Bears fans should know this better than anyone, because their last franchise quarterback got destroyed for the opposite reason.

Williams heard all of this before he was ever drafted. In November 2023, after USC lost to Washington, he climbed into the stands and sobbed on his mother's shoulder. Robert Mathis called it soft. OutKick ran a column saying it proved he wasn't ready for the NFL, and plenty of people used it as the reason Chicago should pass on him with the first pick. His answer then was that it was raw emotion and that it's who he is, and he has never walked it back.

That last franchise quarterback was Jay Cutler, and his whole reputation in Chicago was that he looked like he didn't care. The internet called him Smokin' Jay, and his body language after interceptions turned into its own genre of highlight. In the NFC Championship Game in January 2011, he hurt his knee against the Packers and spent the second half standing on the sideline and riding the exercise bike, with no towel and no tears. Players around the league went after him on Twitter while the game was still going. Deion Sanders said in the playoffs you'd have to drag him off the field. Mark Schlereth said it would take a stretcher to get him out of a championship game. Cutler had a sprained MCL. Chicago spent eight years begging its quarterback to show some emotion, and now it has one who can't hide it.

Michael Jordan might be the most competitive person who ever played a sport, and the most famous picture of him on the internet is him crying at his Hall of Fame induction in 2009. It's been a meme for more than a decade, and people post it every time somebody loses.

Cam Newton got criticized in 2015 for dancing and dabbing too much while the Panthers won. A few months later he got called a sore loser for giving one-word answers and walking out of his press conference after Super Bowl 50. The same critics had a problem with how he acted after winning and after losing, four months apart.

Fans accept anger from athletes as proof they're competing: a fist pump, screaming at a lineman, a helmet slammed on the bench after a loss. Crying after a loss or after an injury gets treated as weakness, and I have never heard anyone give a good reason why one counts as caring and the other doesn't.

If you don't want a franchise quarterback who can't hide it when his hamstring gives out on the way to the end zone, the alternative is the one who jogs off after a pick-six like he's got a tee time. Fans call that guy the one who doesn't care, which is probably the most common insult in sports, and I've never heard a fan say out loud that they'd take him.

Williams is week to week. The Bears play the Eagles next Monday night.

[Paige Dimakos @TheSportsPaige]

A reminder that Aaron Rodgers left on a cart and came back to start the 2nd half of that very same game.

[JJ @revengeofJJ]

There is a gotcha culture clip going around trying to compare my using a hammer to any normal human male using a hammer. I want to make something very clear. Im beyond ecstatic that most men can use a hammer. I’d much rather have a strong male figure around than not. Do I think hammers are tough to use? Yes I do. As an unbiased hammer analyst I need to ask the tough questions though. Like does not being able to use a hammer directly correspond to being more female than male?

[Everybody Hates Chris🦍🥊🥋 @cvp_92]

We got your back @CALEBcsw #DaBears 🐻⬇️

[kyle @Ky1eLong]

@_willcompton U made your post now shut the fuck up will

[BearsShowYo @BearsShowYo]

GET BEHIND ME CALEB THEY TRYNA SLANDER YOU

[BoriSaurusRex🦖 @Willcook4Food19]

@ChicagoBears Whoever posted this needs to be fired

[Soxtober On 35th @SoxOn35th]

This rocks.

(via mike_vasil48 • IG)

[BoriSaurusRex🦖 @Willcook4Food19]

@CALEBcsw you’re my starting qb and we’re facing Josh Allen this week… just sayin… you’re the man though 👑🥶

[Chicago White Sox @whitesox]

A letter to Chicago.

Forever, Tim Anderson 🖤

[BoriSaurusRex🦖 @Willcook4Food19]

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