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Daseal · 12-14-2004, 07:09 PM

The NFL can force guys to wear someone's number on the back of their helmet they never met, but can't allow his longtime teammate to keep it? You're talking about apples and oranges and you know your analogy weak. Be realistic. Everyone wants to honor Pat Tillman left and right, then a former player says he wants to leave him on his helmet and they get uppity? Peyton Manning wants to wear Unitas esque shoes? Who cares! Maybe this is where the younger generation, such as myself gets to hear first-hand stories about Unitas.

The sock thing I understand, but don't agree with. It's simply too trivial but they know the problem with it. However, the NFL can force you to honor someone then force you to stop? That's outragious.

Oh, and smoot, you know exactly who I was talking to. Everyone that thinks that these little fines for nothing are deserved.

12-14-2004, 07:09 PM	#17
Daseal Puppy Kicker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Arlington, Virginia Age: 43 Posts: 8,341	The NFL can force guys to wear someone's number on the back of their helmet they never met, but can't allow his longtime teammate to keep it? You're talking about apples and oranges and you know your analogy weak. Be realistic. Everyone wants to honor Pat Tillman left and right, then a former player says he wants to leave him on his helmet and they get uppity? Peyton Manning wants to wear Unitas esque shoes? Who cares! Maybe this is where the younger generation, such as myself gets to hear first-hand stories about Unitas. The sock thing I understand, but don't agree with. It's simply too trivial but they know the problem with it. However, the NFL can force you to honor someone then force you to stop? That's outragious. Oh, and smoot, you know exactly who I was talking to. Everyone that thinks that these little fines for nothing are deserved.