Bostic's hit illegal. Hit on dustin keller. Legal.
— Lance Briggs (@LanceBriggs) August 21, 2013 https://twitter.com/I know this is random and off topic But i’ll be in Chicago (o’hare) this sunday with a 6 hr layover. Best ways to get from ohare to soldier field/halas hall? Prices? Travel times? Thanks guys.
Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter 1m Bears announced they were unable to sign LB Brian Urlacher and are moving in another direction.
Cutler's 'Night Blindness' Diabetic retinopathy (the most common visual issue in diabetics), which can cause night vision issues, takes years of consistently high blood sugar to start to cause problem. It come from slowly developing vascular changes in the retina in response to chronically elevated sugar levels. There are sometimes acute visual problems if your blood sugar spikes and causes increased pressure in the eye (glaucoma), but that causes blurry vision and is reversible. Cuter has type I diabetes (autoimmune destruction of of his insulin-producing cells), not type II (insulin resistance from too much fat tissue), even though it was first diagnosed as an adult. He also has amazing care and control of his sugar levels (he can afford the best medical care available). It has been reported that he gets his blood sugar checked during that game itself, sometimes as often as after every series, with correcting action taken if necessary (drink some juice if low, take a shot of insulin if high). His sugar levels may even be more regulated than us non-diabetics due to the frequency of monitoring he goes through. As long as Cutler and his team doctors are vigilant (and there’s no reason to believe they aren’t), diabetes will never be a problem for him during his playing career. It was before it was diagnosed, and it may 20 years after he retires (if he’s not careful about controlling his sugar), but not now.
via AKN, WCG's resident DoctorZach Zaidman @ZachZaidman Chris Williams also seeing time with first team at left tackle. Collapse Reply Retweet Favorite
https://twitter.com/ZachZaidmanBears WR Brandon Marshall was involved in another incident that could lead to an NFL review. More shortly at http://ESPN.com.
Adam Schefter Twitter I was wondering why you guys got such a good deal from us lol. It's starting to make sense. The guy has trouble staying out of trouble.Brad Biggs @BradBiggs Reply Retweet Favorite · Open #Steelers releasing WR Hines Ward, who played for #Bears WR coach Darryl Drake at Georgia. Two remain close. Ward wouldn't fill need for #1.
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