@IvanOoze219@CheeseGuy85@BigDFurny47 Again no sensible fan was making fun of his masculinity or calling him a pu$$y, we simply said he was injury prone.
@EmmanuelAcho To be fair I think he was tearing up because he was worried he had a more long term injury not due to pain. He’s not a kid who scraped a knee. He is a franchise player hoping to win a Super Bowl this year. People being confused on this is crazy
@BenchwarmerBran There's a pretty clear deliniation between the people making Paul Pierce memes, and people attacking him for being feminine and weak and not wanting to win.
One of those is fine.
@BenchwarmerBran It’s ok to make jokes, it’s another thing for the homophobes to come out of the woodwork and unironically start projecting themselves onto people
Two things can be true:
1. Caleb Williams' reaction to getting hurt and seeing what's supposed to be a huge season for both him and the Bears flash before his eyes before knowing the severity of the injury is completely understandable. It was frustration, not pain.
2. It's objectively funny that he's just totally fine after all the dramatics and it's ok to make jokes about it
Honestly I would hope Caleb can laugh at himself a little about it too
Caleb Williams is so performative and soft! How could he not know the second that he felt a non-contact injury to the largest muscle in his leg in sloppy rainy conditions that it was a Grade 1 posterolateral hamstring musculotendinous unit strain? F- leadership!
@benlikessport Bunch of clowns on twitter who just don’t understand competitiveness mixed with the fear of “oh shit my season might be over in only week 2” while also getting hurt about to score the go ahead TD late in the 4th.