Diabetes Won't End QB's Career

CUTLER SAYS DIABETES AFFECTED HIM IN 2007

BroncoTalk found this 5/2/2008 on www.profootballtalk.com

In an interview with CBS 4 in Denver regarding his recent diagnosis with Type I diabetes, Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler says that he was feeling the effects of the condition during the 2007 season. “We looked back, and I dropped 8-10 pounds in ...

Broncos QB Cutler Diagnosed with Diabetes

BillJordaniv posted 5/2/2008 from bizoffootball.com

Denver Broncos starting quarterback Jay Cutler’s business manager Mary Garafalo claimed late Thursday night that Cutler has been diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. The quarterback will have to receive daily insulin injections, as reported by ESPN.com : Some 21 million Americans have diabetes, meaning their bodies cannot properly turn blood sugar into energy. Either they don't produce enough ...

Cutler diagnosed with diabetes - The Denver Post

ESPN.com - NFL Nation - Blog found this 5/2/2008 on www.denverpost.com

Life as Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler once knew it has changed. Cutler recently was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. The story was first reported Thursday night by The Denver Post on its website. While this is the most serious type of diabetes, making ...

Jay Cutler public battle an inspiration to diabetics

RaiderSithLord posted 5/2/2008 from mvn.com

OK, we both know that this is odd, an Oakland Raiders writer doing a positive story on a Denver Broncos quarterback. Jay Cutler’s recent admission of his diagnosis of type one diabetes caught my attention as someone has several diabetics in my family.

The new 49ers uniforms should feature white pants

PHUT! posted 5/3/2008 from mvn.com

The 49ers are going get new uniforms for the 2009 season. The team should bring back white pants, as it has been so successful for many other teams. But maybe they should only wear the white pants on the road. Let's look at the other teams and see what works. Article features the Ravens, Colts, Broncos, Chargers, Chiefs, Texans, Eagles, Bengals, Jaguars, Dolphins, Buccanners, Seahawks and Rams.