Is Aaron Rodgers the BIGGEST FRAUD in the NFL?

iceshack149 · 08-29-2020, 06:43 PM

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

The team discussed boycotting practice and as a team they came up with the idea of placing a name on every player's helmet as opposed to missing a vital practice. It was all or none. I respect the fact that they want to win for each other. If it pisses off some closed minded individuals then fine. Those individuals just need to grow a pair.

You're quick to label people "close-minded" for not thinking like you. That's called irony.

Regarding Brees, he's still my favorite football player. He's in a bad situation and has to make his decisions based on politics. I hate to see the guy that brought so much hope to a region have to placate the mob in order for some semblance of peace but here we are.

AsylumGuido · 08-29-2020, 07:00 PM

Originally Posted by iceshack149

You're quick to label people "close-minded" for not thinking like you. That's called irony.

Regarding Brees, he's still my favorite football player. He's in a bad situation and has to make his decisions based on politics. I hate to see the guy that brought so much hope to a region have to placate the mob in order for some semblance of peace but here we are.

Still my favorite player, as well. Sometimes placating a crowd is the best and most honorable thing to do. Close minded people do not understand that. While I made my response to your post I wasn't necessarily addressing you. Understanding other viewpoints is also an honorable trait. It is also possible for individuals on either side of an issue to be equally right.

I'm just looking forward to the beginning of the season so you and I both can watch our favorite player hopefully lead us to another Lombardi. You take care, iceshack. Life isn't easy these days.

08-29-2020, 06:43 PM	#1
iceshack149 1000 Posts + Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Fairbanks, AK Posts: 4,407 Blog Entries: 1	Re: Is Aaron Rodgers the BIGGEST FRAUD in the NFL? Originally Posted by AsylumGuido The team discussed boycotting practice and as a team they came up with the idea of placing a name on every player's helmet as opposed to missing a vital practice. It was all or none. I respect the fact that they want to win for each other. If it pisses off some closed minded individuals then fine. Those individuals just need to grow a pair. You're quick to label people "close-minded" for not thinking like you. That's called irony. Regarding Brees, he's still my favorite football player. He's in a bad situation and has to make his decisions based on politics. I hate to see the guy that brought so much hope to a region have to placate the mob in order for some semblance of peace but here we are. dam1953 likes this.

08-29-2020, 07:00 PM	#2
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,622	Re: Is Aaron Rodgers the BIGGEST FRAUD in the NFL? Originally Posted by iceshack149 You're quick to label people "close-minded" for not thinking like you. That's called irony. Regarding Brees, he's still my favorite football player. He's in a bad situation and has to make his decisions based on politics. I hate to see the guy that brought so much hope to a region have to placate the mob in order for some semblance of peace but here we are. Still my favorite player, as well. Sometimes placating a crowd is the best and most honorable thing to do. Close minded people do not understand that. While I made my response to your post I wasn't necessarily addressing you. Understanding other viewpoints is also an honorable trait. It is also possible for individuals on either side of an issue to be equally right. I'm just looking forward to the beginning of the season so you and I both can watch our favorite player hopefully lead us to another Lombardi. You take care, iceshack. Life isn't easy these days.
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