Say What?

The gift of speech was wasted on Bears’ coach John Fox; he talks without saying anything.  After Sunday’s game against the Giants, reports surfaced that quarterback Jay Cutler had suffered a torn labrum in his throwing shoulder.  Rather than address the subject upfront, the Bears did what they do best (next to losing), which is nothing.  They just let Fox handle it.

This is what he told reporters Wednesday, “‘Tear’ is a kind of broad term.  It is sore.  But there’s a lot of things in the shoulder that can affect the quarterback.  Some of them can be just chronic wear-and-tear [factors], like pitchers or quarterbacks in the National Football League.  So it’s injured, but it’s not season-ending.”

Where do you even start with such garbage?  Oh, I know—‘Tear’ is a very specific term, you clown.  It’s about as specific a term as you could want.  And why are you comparing the injury to the kind that NFL quarterbacks get, unless you mean to say Cutler isn’t an NFL quarterback?

And an injury like pitchers get?  I don’t think so, and when the clown team gets around to firing your clown butt, do us all a favor by not trying to get a job as a MLB pitching coach.  I wouldn’t wish you on worst enemy, as in the Chicago Cubs.