Jerrell Mardis retweeted
Jaylon Johnson is unplayable
He’s missed multiple tackles in the open field in this game including Stevenson on that TD
Jerrell Mardis retweeted
Jaylon Johnson is not the same player he was before the injuries. It's time for the #Bears to make a change.
RT @PatTheDesigner: It’s time …. You have to bench Jaylon Johnson . Idk what’s the better Awnser ….. but that’s unacceptable
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Jerrell Mardis retweeted
Caleb Williams was a perfect 24/24 for 248 yards from a clean pocket in the Bears' Week 6 win over the Falcons.
His 24 attempts are the most without an incompletion from a clean pocket in a game since at least 2018.
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Jerrell Mardis retweeted
Remember when Christian Watson was carted off the field in Denver, went to the hospital and stayed OVERNIGHT just to be told he had literally nothing wrong with his body?
Dude was practicing 3 days later and played the following week without an injury designation.
No one made fun of him. Know why?
Because we’re not scared to death of Christian Watson owning us.
I need Bears fans to realize that if literally any other star player cried as he was carted off for what has been reported as a minor hamstring injury, they would be having the same jokes made about them.
And if it was Love or Goff, Bears fans would be leading the charge.
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Christian Watson had a chest/shoulder injury requiring hospital CT scan for checks including possible internal bleeding/ribs/collarbone; he flew home with the team that night (not overnight stay) and was on the injury report.
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Jerrell Mardis retweeted
They’re calling it the greatest receipt of all time
Here’s a clip of Gronk’s injury in 2015 that ended up being a Grade 1 knee strain.
He pounded the ground, rolled around, and yelled for 2 minutes. He only missed ONE game.
This was your reaction, @stoolpresidente.
Jerrell Mardis retweeted
For the people making fun of Caleb for "crying over a hamstring"
He wasn't crying because his leg hurt, he was crying because he didn't know if he was going to be out for any length of time and he hates not being out there. That's why most of the guys who are crying on a cart are crying (during an adrenaline dump mind you).
These players like playing football, and don't want to stop playing football.
Bears QB Caleb Williams avoided any major injury to his hamstring Sunday, tests confirmed today — and the team isn’t even ruling him out for next Monday’s game against the Eagles, sources tell @ringer @netflixsports.
A massive sigh of relief in Chicago.
Here’s a clip of Gronk’s injury in 2015 that ended up being a Grade 1 knee strain.
He pounded the ground, rolled around, and yelled for 2 minutes. He only missed ONE game.
This was your reaction, @stoolpresidente.
“The man tweaked his hammy, and acted like both ACLs, MCLs, and everything else had been torn…”
-@stoolpresidente has given Caleb Williams a new nickname; “The Thespian”
Jerrell Mardis retweeted
"You know what? Consider your grades unsuccessful because it didn't tell me how anything happened. And your formula is just a f***ing guy giving grades."
@getnickwright has had enough of PFF after their Caleb Williams rating
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Jerrell Mardis retweeted
LOVE this: #Bengals rookie DT and Navy alum Landon Robinson pulled up wearing his full Service Dress attire! 🫡🇺🇸
(📹 @NoelleBlumel)
Very awesome story: #Bengals DT Landon Robinson, their 7th-round pick out of Navy whose family grew up Bengals fans, has been told he’s making the team, per sources.
Robinson had 4 sacks and 10 pressures — leading the NFL in both — during the preseason.






























