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Former Chicago Bears wide receiver Tom Waddle revealed on The Rich Eisen Show that former head coach Mike Ditka repeatedly cut him due to concerns over his size and speed. Waddle shared that Ditka told him he was "too small and too slow," adding, "If I put you out there, you’re gonna get killed and I’m gonna go to jail." Ditka cut Waddle four times during their time together.
Waddle entered the NFL in 1989 as an undrafted free agent from Boston College and ran a 4.82-second 40-yard dash. Despite repeatedly being waived to manage roster spots, Waddle was retained on the practice squad and ultimately played six NFL seasons with the Bears, recording 2,109 receiving yards and nine touchdowns before retiring after 1994.
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