Former NFL Quaterback Steve McNair Murdered on July 4th 2009

[disneyboy20022]

great........what's the 4th of July without a little murder and death of yet another celebrity/famous person.....

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=a ... &type=lgns

[xxhplinkxx]

Jeez, they're just dropping like flies.

[Mr. Toad]

Great player in his time. I really dont get guys who leave their wives to have affairs. How do they really think it is going to turn out in the end?

[PixarFan2006]

This has been a really bad year for famous deaths. I have personally never heard of Steve McNair, but may he rest in peace now.

[Lazario]

I have some really dark opinions and feelings on people who "work" in certain competitive sports. They're apt to being involved in the same messed up things other celebrities do. If not more. Clearly, some sports people go way further than actors and people like that. And do worse things.

That's all I'll say. I'm not trying to "rip on" this particular player. But there's already been a lot of media on him, showing he was no saint. Not by a long throw.

[universALLove]

I have some really dark opinions and feelings on people who "work" in certain competitive sports. They're apt to being involved in the same messed up things other celebrities do. If not more. Clearly, some sports people go way further than actors and people like that. And do worse things.

That's all I'll say. I'm not trying to "rip on" this particular player. But there's already been a lot of media on him, showing he was no saint. Not by a long throw.

Maybe so but I don't think he deserved to loose his life because of it.

[Lazario]

Neither do I.

Funnily though- it took him losing his life for us to know his private life. We learned something from his death. Something that I think backs up my opinions about what sports can do to people.