Sorry, but that's just darn ugly. I'm trying to understand your perspective but I'm having a hard time.
well I did say I hope he would be okay, because I do. I don't wish harm upon anyone. But the dude has been in and out of trouble ever since he has been in the league and is lucky he is a high-profile athlete or he would be in jail from his previous run-ins with the law. does that mean that he deserves to die or have harm done towards him? no, absolutely not. but that does mean that i'm not surprised when he is put in a situation to get hurt.
I'm sure you're right and he fits the profile of many high profile athletes, particularly football players. I'd like to see the player's union continue to focus on how to transition these kids from low income backgrounds to high profile colleges to the pros. They are still nothing more than a commodity to the NFL and that's sad.
I like what Sean Taylor does. He's not a media guy, doesnt talk to reporters. He just lets his play do the talking. It also gives him a mysterious scary side that helps when you're a hard hitting safety. He just puts fear into his opponents. I'll never forget a play where someone just sensed ST coming and he just ducked before he was there to get him. There is a reason he's called the baddest man in the NFL. Oh btw clair, Sean Taylor owns your boy TO...:hihi:
the redskins own him so much. to the tune of 4 TDs. all that matters to me is that Dallas owns Washington in the standings.
Come on now, Sean Taylor was out. 2 of those TDs were because of thast crappy safety they had in for Sean Taylor. If it was Sean Taylor in there, it would have been 4 broken ribs instead of TDs..:hihi: :thumb:
So saddening. The latest word before that was he had been responding by squeezing hands and making facial expressions.
