If the NFL had the oversight of
the NCAA,
The real sadness of the situation
is the kids. The youth players who look up to these guys with such admiration,
that it’s rather sickening the way these guys have so carelessly handled the
hero-status to their young fans. Honestly, that’s the real tragedy. Too many NFL-ers
are on to their houses, cars, model girlfriends or the next form of material possession
and forget they previously had dreams of making it on Sundays and what that
felt like. No doubt, the players of today once held their NFL heroes as high as
the Georgia pines ever grow around here! However, that appears faded from so
many players memory.
There are a few guys who really
care about the character they put out there and do an awfully lot of good
things for lot of folks. They contribute in their communities and help others unselfishly
and it is so refreshing to see or hear about. Thanks guys. Big thanks to those NFL-ers!
Is the lesson of doing the right thing even when no one is
looking ever going to get through? In the end, it always comes out and its
worse than had the incident not been committed in the first place! Thing with
the Patriot’s however, is all the previously poisoned apples. When your barrel
has some stinky apples in it, and you've been accused of cheating before, it
doesn't make your case of innocence's very convincing. Even the hint of
cheating on plays in games or other issues with this team puts them in a
precarious position.
The NFL has taken big hits this
year, black eyes everywhere, take that however you want. My question is this;
are ya ever goin’ to get it guys? Can anyone learn a lesson from other mistakes?
Good heavens. This is not rocket science!
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