Boston GlobeMYERS: After tonight's glory, winners and losers will both be hurtingThe News JournalHBO's “Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel” reminded us just exactly what a brutal, vicious, painful sport football is last month with a story on Toradol, a painkiller that – according to current and former NFL players – as many as 30 players on every team .

Chicago TribuneUrlacher: Bears 'not going to overdose us on Toradol'Chicago TribuneBrian Urlacher said Tuesday he does what he needs to do to play when he's in pain, but is not a habitual user of the painkiller Toradol.

CBS LocalBears' Brian Urlacher says Toradol use isn't rampantBoston HeraldIf the Bears had qualified for the Super Bowl, chances are Urlacher would have taken an injection of Toradol and tried to play.

Bleacher ReportChicago Bears: Media Overreacting to LB Brian Urlacher's Toradol UsageBleacher ReportThe news media is overreacting to Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher's admission that he used the painkiller Toradol throughout his career.

CBS LocalBowen On Toradol: 'Masks A Lot Of Pain'CBS LocalApparently, the use of the Toradol, which provides short-term management of moderate to severe pain, around the league is not uncommon.