The “third stringer” (Caleb Hainie) outplayed Rodgers by a comfortable margin, too. Nobody seems to mention the Bears cutting Rodgers postseason QB rating by about 80 points.

uh, Mike Martz has a ring, and wouldve had another had the Patriots not gotten away with mugging the receivers at the line (resulting in rule changes later).

He helped construct the Greatest Show on Turf, and the Rams didnt bust a grape after he left.

Bears were lucky to even be in the NFC Championship.

Good thing the Packers didn’t turn on Rodgers last year for his blunders at Arizona last year (or bench him in favor of Favre after Brett’s 3rd unretirement in the same offseason), anymore than we turned on Favre after 3 playoff ending games largely due to him.

P.S.: I realize there are ton of classy Bear fans who don’t bash their team, players, or coach for the loss. Those who do, stop your whining and grow up.

Cutler may/may not have a torn ACL. Time will tell…

He gives you big numbers at times, then you lose a knee, a shoulder, and a spleen when a good defense blitzes.

Anyone remember the Giants/Bears game around Oct 3?

As to his toughness, and comparisons to Rivers playing on one knee…. I want to know which knee and which ligaments Rivers hurt vs. Cutler. If Cutler couldn’t plant, he would be throwing ducks all day.

If nothing else, the Bears may have found themselves a 3rd round pick trade bait.

Zack, you are a moron to try to play the diabetic card.

But I have never, NEVER seen Peyton Manning leave a game upright and stand – or sit – on the sidelines.

You either leave the field on a stretcher, or hobble off with a teammate or a trainer helping you…. and if you DON’T get rushed to a hospital, you at least stand on the sidelines on crutches with a brace around your knee. It’s the freaking Championship game, your team plays their a$$es off all year to get there.

I guarantee Urlacher had a few choice words for Cutler in the locker room.

This was the defining moment of Jay Cutler’s career.

You mean bitch and complain like you did to the ref’s all day like a spoiled little girl?

He’s a diabetic playing in the NFL, but yeah he has no toughness.

Please.
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Wow, I’ve never heard of such a feat before.

Diabetes Fame – Athletes

Wasim Akram – Pakistani cricket fast bowler

Arthur Ashe – Tennis – Wimbledon winner

Walter Barnes – Football and actor. Before acting career he played professional football for the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles, 1948-1951.

Sarah Bina – Championship clogger

Ayden Byle – Runner – First insulin-dependent man to run 6521.5 km across North America.

Nick Boynton – Hockey Player – Boston Bruins

Doug Burns – Fitness consultant, Record-holding strength athlete

Sean Busby – Champion Snowboarder

Bobby Clarke – NHL – Philadelphia Flyers

Ty Cobb – MLB – Detroit Tigers

Scott Coleman – Swimmer – first man with diabetes to swim the English Channel, (August 17th 1996)

Jay Cutler – Football Player

Chris Dudley – NBA – New York Knicks center

James “Buster” Douglas – Heavy Weight Boxer

Kenny Duckett – NFL – New Orleans Saints

Rick Dudley – Hockey

Scott Dunton – World Class Surfer

Mike Echols – NFL – Tennessee Titans

Pam Fernandes – Para Olympian

Missy Foy – Professional Marathon Runner

Curt Frasier – NHL – Chicago Black Hawks

Walt Frazier – ­ NBA – New York Knicks

“Smokin’ Joe” Frazier – Boxing

Kris Freeman – Olympic and National Champion Cross-Country Skier

Joe Gibbs – NFL – Washington Redskins coach

Bill Gullickson – MLB – Cincinnati Reds Pitcher

Gary Hall Jr. – US Olympic Gold Medalist, Swimming

Jonathan Hayes – NFL – Pittsburgh Steelers, Kansas City Chiefs

Dave Hollins – 1993 Phillies World Series Third Baseman

James “Catfish” Hunter – MLB – Pitcher, Baseball Hall-of-Famer

Chuck Heidenrich – Skiing

Chris Jarvis – World Champion Canadian Rower

Jason Johnson – MLB – Pitcher, Cleveland Indians

Kelli Keuhne – LPGA golfer

Billie Jean King – Tennis

Jay Leeuwenburg – NFL – Indianapolis Colts Lineman

Mark Lowe – Major League Baseball

Michael Earl Malone -­ Son of former NBA star Moses Malone.

Robert “Gorilla Monsoon” Marella -Professional wrestler and commentator

Michelle McGann – LPGA golfer

Adam Morrison – Basketball Player, Gonzaga University

Brandon Morrow -Seattle Mariners Pitcher

David Pember – MLB – Milwaukee Brewers

Toby Petersen – NHL – Pittsburgh Penguins, Dallas Stars

Sir Steven Redgrave – Rower – Winner of five consecutive Olympic gold medals

Dan Reichert – MLB – Kansas City Royals

Ham Richardson – Tennis star

Jackie Robinson – Baseball Player

Sugar Ray Robinson – Boxing

Ron Santo – MLB – Chicago Cubs legend

Mike Sinclair – NFL – Philadelphia Eagles

Kendall Simmons – NFL – Pittsburgh Steelers

Ron Springs – NFL – Dallas Cowboys

Jerry Stackhouse – NBA – Dallas Mavericks

Hank Stram – NFL – Kansas City Chiefs Coach

Bradley Suttle – Texas Longhorns – Second Baseman

Bill Talbert – Hall of Fame tennis player

Jack Tatum – NFL – Oakland Raiders, The Assassin

Sherri Turner – LPGA golfer

Scott Verplank – PGA golfer

Everson Walls – Football player

Jo Ann Washam – LPGA golfer

David “Boomer” Wells – San Diego Padres Pitcher

Wade Wilson – NFL player and Dallas Cowboys quarterback coach

Dmitri Young – MLB Outfielder, first baseman

What games you watched all season? Peppers turned his head and it was definitely a questionable call, yes, the rule requires some revision and it was according to the written rule but damn, everybody will end up being like Cutler?????????r

THANKS 2

Watch any football game on any given Sunday and you’ll see the backups/other position players with the same “earbuds”.