Here's a great piece for all you dumb ass Jay Cutler Critics.

[trumad]

Those who criticized Cutler for lacking guts and not returning to the game are possibly the biggest douchebags evah!

http://kevin-blackistone.fanhouse.com/2011/01/26/jay-cutlers-critics-not-real-men/?ncid=txtlnkusspor00000002

[ScreamingMeemie]

1. The thing that I had not known, until Monday morning, was that

he is a diabetic. To me, that explains a lot of what the media has been calling "poor body language" all week. Colin Cowherd (who I cannot stand) said something I can agree with. If Cutler had been happy on the sidelines, laughing and joking...smiling even...people would have been pissed. His situation is always going to be a losing situation. And I hate the Bears.

[hughee99]

2. Can anyone explain this to me?

I've seen numerous reports of Cutler's knee injury as a "sprain" or "severe sprain" (including one where Lovie Smith outright says it was a sprain), but it seems like every defense I've seen of Cutler refers to it as "torn" or "partially torn". I was under the impression that it was initially suspected to be an torn MCL and "downgraded" to a sprain after further examination.

In the end, Jay Cutler, even playing at 100% wasn't going to get the Bears to the SB, so this is all just deck chairs on the Titanic.

[Redbear]

5. A ligament sprain and a tear are basically the same thing

Grade I sprain involves microscopic tears of the ligament
Grade II sprain is a partially torn ligament
Grade III sprain is a completely torn ligament

Cutler suffered a grade II sprain of the MCL.

http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2011-01-24/sports/ct-spt-0125-bears-cutler--20110124_1_bears-quarterback-jay-cutler-orthopedic-surgeons-knee

[hughee99]

6. Thank you.

It makes much more sense now.

[madinmaryland]

3. Here is the sound of the critics apologizing...

** crickets **

Douchebags is right.

[maxpower]

4. Physically tough mentally weak

Watched every game since he got here. Not a big surprise.


Peace,
Max