2012 Training Camp Thread

[rjs246]

Or maybe it's just that he barely knew the kid due to the fact he's been a coach at the professional level for his kid's entire lives. It's entirely possible that for all intents he's the definition of an absentee father and the death doesn't register for him like it might the average Joe. He lives his job, not his family. This is pretty much the case of every NFL coach.

I'd say that's pretty likely. And a sad illustration of a farged up sense of priorities (to my original point).

[phattymatty]

It's one thing if you're burying a parent, you need to take care of all kinds of financial stuff, estates, bank accounts, wills, etc.  Bunch of shtein to wrap up.

If it's your kid, as sad as it is to say, once you bury him there's really not much that needs to be done.

Not sure what sitting around crying with the family is going to do. He grieved for two days...time to try to think of something else.

[Sgt PSN]

He grieved for two days...time to try to think of something else.

Like how to get that FB in the flat pass to work on 4th and 1. 

[ice grillin you]

He grieved for two days...time to try to think of something else.

like gettin that motherfargin jewelry this year!!!


LETS DO THIS

[hbionic]

He grieved for two days...time to try to think of something else.

like gettin that motherfargin jewelry this year!


LETS DO THIS

For Garret

[Sgt PSN]

Like how to get that FB in the flat pass to work on 4th and 1. 

like gettin that motherfargin jewelry this year!

Obviously you can't do the latter without the former. 

[DH]

As much as I don't believe in it most of the time, I think IGY's point is incredibly accurate here..

this is where one of the few positive aspects of religion shows its face...it helps you deal with death

[ice grillin you]

He grieved for two days...time to try to think of something else.

like gettin that motherfargin jewelry this year!


LETS DO THIS

For Garret

ill dedicate it to leif garrett...i dont care

LETS
DO
THIS!!

[DH]

Doesn't "Let's" imply you're part of the team?

[Sgt PSN]

As much as I don't believe in it most of the time, I think IGY's point is incredibly accurate here..

this is where one of the few positive aspects of religion shows its face...it helps you deal with death

I guess it does for some people but it certainly didn't help me back in my believing days.  Like when my grandfather died and my family elders were trying to comfort me by saying that poppop was in a better place and he's doing this and doing that and watching over me.  But I didn't want to hear any of that....I just wanted him back.  Granted, I was only 13 so I wasn't deeply invested in religion yet, but I certainly had my faith at that age.  Either that or maybe I just never really believed in that stuff in the first place and only thought I did or wanted to believe in it because everyone else in my family did. 

Whatever.....Reid is back to work and I hope he's ready to deal with the upcoming season. 

[DH]

The fact that you were 13 had a lot more to do with the fact than the fact that you hadn't invested in religion.

I'm not religious, so I don't buy into it either, but for a Mormon, I can see how the religion has helped him cope with the loss.

[ice grillin you]

Doesn't "Let's" imply you're part of the team?

nah that would be "we can do this"

lets do this is all about the fanwagon

you in?

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

IN

Team Andy!

[Seabiscuit36]

IN

TEAM WEBER!

[DH]

Doesn't "Let's" imply you're part of the team?

nah that would be "we can do this"

lets do this is all about the fanwagon

you in?

move over homie, im driving