I'm a diehard rebel myself, but I don't see how this can be spun as anything other than flagrant rebellion against rules to which both sides negotiated and contracted, no matter what he may claim his intentions to be. If he wants his friend to be honored, have the team raise his jersey on a banner at halftime or something.
"zombieslayer" wrote:
I'm going to disagree with you here.
Chad was crying, literally crying, when he scored a TD last game. He took his helmet off and just started crying.
He was also calling Henry's cell phone repeatedly just to hear Henry's voice still on the answering machine.
We all grieve in different ways and Chad's one of those players who is overly emotional. Had he been born a white boy, he wouldn't be in the NFL but instead on stage and playing Emo music.
My heart goes out to Henry's family, but also to Chad. Losing a dear friend sucks and there's nothing you can do to bring your friend back. Nothing.
Let the guy grieve in his own way, as silly as it sounds to the rest of us. Heck, I hope he does wear 15, if Henry's family is cool with it.
"Nonstopdrivel" wrote: