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Why are Harrison's bosses blameless? - NFL News - FOX Sports on MSN
This article focuses on James Harrison, and tries to understand this controversey from his point of view.
We spend so much time lambasting athletes for blowing their money on cars, jewelry, baby-mamas and stupid business deals that we overlook that many of these guys “blow” a significant portion of their cash bailing out family and friends.
In fact, many of these NFL players are extremely generous people and deserve to be respected on many levels.
I would like to see some control on these high hits especially coming on from a pass catcher's blind side. The human body just can't take a lot of these, and sometimes really doesn't survive even one or two very well. And I really can't can't watch it either. These players are human men, not icons in a video game.
But blaming "mean" players is just more of the typical hypocrisy that most of us are so used to that we hardly notice.
Even years ago in highschool, the coaches- always pillars of the community- would tell us- "Son, break that MOFOs f*ckin neck. You want to put him down so he won't get up."
Nice message to give a 16-18 year old boy! And of course that boy could figure that the opposing coaches were giving the same uplifting instructions to their players.
Ha
This article focuses on James Harrison, and tries to understand this controversey from his point of view.
We spend so much time lambasting athletes for blowing their money on cars, jewelry, baby-mamas and stupid business deals that we overlook that many of these guys “blow” a significant portion of their cash bailing out family and friends.
In fact, many of these NFL players are extremely generous people and deserve to be respected on many levels.
I would like to see some control on these high hits especially coming on from a pass catcher's blind side. The human body just can't take a lot of these, and sometimes really doesn't survive even one or two very well. And I really can't can't watch it either. These players are human men, not icons in a video game.
But blaming "mean" players is just more of the typical hypocrisy that most of us are so used to that we hardly notice.
Even years ago in highschool, the coaches- always pillars of the community- would tell us- "Son, break that MOFOs f*ckin neck. You want to put him down so he won't get up."
Nice message to give a 16-18 year old boy! And of course that boy could figure that the opposing coaches were giving the same uplifting instructions to their players.
Ha