Sean Taylor has died...

[artmonkforhallofamein07]

I still and always will miss him. I will never forget how great he was.

[johnerotten]

saddest part of it for me is that his daughter is destined to grow up with nothing but pictures and videos to remember her father from.and no matter how much we miss him,it can't come close to how much his family misses him.

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by JLW428

This thread needs to go away.

No, we should not forget him. It hasn't even been a year yet, man.

[Southpaw]

Originally Posted by Buster

No, we should not forget him. It hasn't even been a year yet, man.

I don't think anyone wants to forget him, but something needs to be done with this thread. Archive it and link it to a Sean Taylor memorial page or something.

For the last couple of days since this thread has been bumped, I see it whenever I come to the Warpath and it turns my stomach. I find it hard to believe that I'm the only one that doesn't like to see the thread title every day.

[MTK]

So don't read it.

[Southpaw]

It's a little tough to not read the title when it's on the front page...

[GMScud]

Originally Posted by Southpaw

I don't think anyone wants to forget him, but something needs to be done with this thread. Archive it and link it to a Sean Taylor memorial page or something.

For the last couple of days since this thread has been bumped, I see it whenever I come to the Warpath and it turns my stomach. I find it hard to believe that I'm the only one that doesn't like to see the thread title every day.

I was the one who "bumped" the thread. I assure you I had nothing but the best intentions in doing so. As I said in my post, I went back and read the entire thread, and all the warm wishes and support were touching.

I apologize sincerely to all those it upset or annoyed. Again, that was not my intent.

[MTK]

You don't have to click on it though.

I'm just saying, we're not about to start making rules as to what threads can be bumped or not. Close this one down and another Taylor thread will pop up anyway. It hasn't even been a year yet, and he's set to be honored on 11/30, so it's on people's minds and it's a relevant topic of conversation.

[Southpaw]

Ok. All I'm saying is the thread title itself is still a little jarring to see. The well wishes and remembrance's are all great. I'm glad that people still want to remember and honor Taylor, but my brain still subconsciously reacts to the thread title itself.

However, if I'm the only person, ignore my comments. I just had a feeling that I wasn't the only one.

[onlydarksets]

I think this thread can be closed. It's purpose was for initial reactions to ST's death and remembering the man right after his died, and that time has passed. There will be other threads to remember ST, and I have no problem with those.

[Guitarzan-54]

My thoughts and prayers are still with you all....as they are from all of us at DaBearz.com


We certainly know what it's like to lose a loved one of the Gridiron.



Maybe we'll be lucky enough to see you guys in the Play-Offs this year!


Have an AWESOME SEASON Guys!!!



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[miianaboo]

The spirit of ST runs through our amazing defense. <3

[Vulta121]

I miss that guy for real. We may not ever see a Redskin saftey that good and play for us again. I live in South Florida (and Miami when he was shot) but I'm going to be there when we play the Giants and honor him. I couldn't have picked a better game to see the skins play at home for my first time. Win or lose.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by Guitarzan-54

We certainly know what it's like to lose a loved one of the Gridiron.

#34 was a good man himself, Guitarzan.

I grew up 5 minutes by foot from "Payton's Hill." Some of my best memories are there.

It's unfathomable to consider the magnitude of the loss of a potentially hall of fame caliber safety at age 24, but the best tribute the Redskins' have given him is by building the strongest secondary in the NFL anyway, overcoming his loss and allowing his legacy of highlight reel plays to live on anyway.

His loss, and what could have been, still hurt. We are just unbelievably lucky to have a guy like Chris Horton step right in and save us from having to wonder what could have been when we should be thinking about winning games.

[JLW428]

Originally Posted by Buster

No, we should not forget him. It hasn't even been a year yet, man.

Beleive me, man I haven't forgotten in the slightest. I will never forget. I just dont like getting on here looking at threads and seeing "Sean Taylor has died". Atleast change the same of the thread to "Sean Taylor memorial" or something along those lines. I just don't like the name of this thread, thats all.