Fuck this overrated hack and his hatred for Caleb.

Main takeaways from his presser:

• Still not sure if he's playing yet - has to go through stress testing and medical checks to see how they feel.
• Thanked Case and Tyson for their efforts going 2-1 while he was out. Thanked the rest of the team as well.
• Stated that whatever reports came out about the severity of the injury were wrong.
• He has been going through cutting, planting, and movement over the last couple weeks and has felt good.
• He didn't assign a percentage to how he's feeling, but seems positive on his current state of health.
• Injury was a hamstring tear - described as "pretty serious", but wouldn't assign a grade publicly.
• Described being unable to play as "pretty frustrating".
• Caleb says he can move, run, and even hit one of his highest top speeds recently.
• Described the character attacks against him as "further motivation".
• Was asked about what he learned from the other QBs while out - described Case's operation of the offense being very clean, efficient. Made a point to emphasize that Case's work ethic and how hard he worked when preparing for the Eagles stuck with him.
• Refused to answer Dan Wiederer's repeated attempts to ask why he and the Bears were secretive/not forthcoming about injury severity. Described that question and information as "not deserving it".
• Said the injury felt like a "pop". Said he knew it was a hamstring immediately. Clarified that he did not know that it wouldn't be season ending. MRI confirmed that fact.
• Focused on staying positive, confident, and mentally sharp.
• Stress test will involve loading the hamstring and testing it. Stated that how he feels at the end of the week will determine their decision.

Bears @ Cardinals

October 16th, 2006

THEY ARE WHO WE THOUGHT THEY WERE

Anyone know if the Caleb speaking to media is still supposed to happen or was that just a rumor?

Might be a little early, but Week 18 against the Vikings is shaping up like it could decide the NFC North.
Is there already a fan shuttle or group trip from Chicago to Minneapolis for that game? If not, would anyone be interested in helping organize one (or just joining)?

It’d be a haul, but a lot more Bearable with a group. Anyone else thinking the same, or know of existing plans?

The Chicago Bears conducted a walk-thru on Wednesday, participation is an estimation.

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I personally thought it was a cool look for the mid-80's. I remember getting a couple myself as a high school dude around that time. Was a popular fad because guys weren't into buzz cuts and wanted longer hair like all the rockers had. Putting a bunch of grease in your hair to hold everything down wasn't an 80's thing.

Very minuscule in the grand scheme of things, just wondering

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