@ThatDudeMaReeve@Ky1eLong@dwcprodz I don’t think it’s that hard to understand in the heat of the moment he didn’t know what had happened. He obviously thought it was worse than it was. He lives and breathes Chicago, and the fans vice versa. He wouldn’t “act” for a headline.
@ThatDudeMaReeve@Ky1eLong@dwcprodz It doesn’t take away the fact of what I said. Dude has a clear passion for the game. Is it more emotional than your typical player? Yes. But that’s nothing to hate on. We went 100 years with no QB and people think this is what should upset us? lol.
@ThatDudeMaReeve@Ky1eLong@dwcprodz The fact that people are even taking time out of their day to comment on how another player is acting after he gets hurt is ridiculous lol. “You can’t do this” Like this shit is laughable. If you ain’t a bears fan why care.
@ThatDudeMaReeve@Ky1eLong@dwcprodz Yes, everyone is calling him soft. We haven’t even gotten an MRI back yet so no nobody knows how long he’s gonna be out. If it’s a grade 1 he was obviously yelling out of frustration, and why would they have him walk back into the locker room that doesn’t make any sense?
@ThatDudeMaReeve@Ky1eLong@dwcprodz It’s obvious people pick on him because they look at his character and say , well that’s not normal. It’s been the last 3 years. He hasn’t missed a game in the NFL and people wanna criticise what, his toughness?
I see people being very ugly and mean online this morning. Football is an emotional sport. Sorry a guy shows his emotions. We should applaud such a thing in today's day and age.