The Real Reason TD Isn't Being Resigned

[TheSpecialJuan]

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[4Corners]

1 hour ago, GeorgeHanson said:

I always get a chuckle when I hear Walter Payton Award referenced.....like he was such a standup guy.  They picked the wrong guy to name that award after.

Link?

[GeorgeHanson]

3 hours ago, 4Corners said:

Link?

Have you looked around at all?

[jfra78]

4 hours ago, GeorgeHanson said:

I always get a chuckle when I hear Walter Payton Award referenced.....like he was such a standup guy.  They picked the wrong guy to name that award after.

damn dude, you hate everyone

[GeorgeHanson]

17 minutes ago, jfra78 said:

damn dude, you hate everyone

Clearly you're not familiar with many of my stances

In fact, I do not like phony's.....this is true.  (which depending on who it is may be completely separate from their athletic ability/accomplishments)

[jfra78]

44 minutes ago, GeorgeHanson said:

Clearly you're not familiar with many of my stances

In fact, I do not like phony's.....this is true.  (which depending on who it is may be completely separate from their athletic ability/accomplishments)

ok

[GeorgeHanson]

8 minutes ago, jfra78 said:

ok

Serial adulterer, whopping drug habit, carelessly shot an employee/friend and then tried to shaft him, used threats of suicide to manipulate people (clearly indicates some level of mental instability, which I do have some compassion for).....

Payton was a human being and like all of us, a flawed human being. 

That it's named for him just seems odd to me since the spirit of that award seems to run completely counter to Payton's off-the-field behaviour --- he had a well cultivated public image which was very contrary to the truth (and I don't think he asked for the award to be named for him, it was renamed for him after he passed).  

https://www.si.com/vault/2011/10/03/106114772/the-hero-no-one-knew

 

[jfra78]

36 minutes ago, GeorgeHanson said:

Serial adulterer, whopping drug habit, carelessly shot an employee/friend and then tried to shaft him, used threats of suicide to manipulate people (clearly indicates some level of mental instability, which I do have some compassion for).....

Payton was a human being and like all of us, a flawed human being. 

That it's named for him just seems odd to me since the spirit of that award seems to run completely counter to Payton's off-the-field behaviour --- he had a well cultivated public image which was very contrary to the truth (and I don't think he asked for the award to be named for him, it was renamed for him after he passed).  

https://www.si.com/vault/2011/10/03/106114772/the-hero-no-one-knew

 

you still hate everyone

[GeorgeHanson]

10 minutes ago, jfra78 said:

you still hate everyone

In truth, I don't hate anyone.

Heck, I'm a fan of Walter Payton. 

That the league named the award after him is laughable...

... but I sure loved watching him play! 

Are you old enough to have seen him play?

[thecookouter]

Hahahaha I love this post, people on here take ish too seriously.  Pie for you OP.

[4Corners]

10 hours ago, GeorgeHanson said:

Have you looked around at all?

You obviously haven’t. 

[GeorgeHanson]

1 hour ago, 4Corners said:

You obviously haven’t. 

You spoke too soon...

[4Corners]

18 minutes ago, GeorgeHanson said:

You spoke too soon...

Just curious what your beef is with Payton and why you didn’t think he is worthy of the NFLMOY award being named after him. I’m sure your response will be very well thought out and will make a lot of sense 

[jfra78]

10 hours ago, GeorgeHanson said:

In truth, I don't hate anyone.

Heck, I'm a fan of Walter Payton. 

That the league named the award after him is laughable...

... but I sure loved watching him play! 

Are you old enough to have seen him 

I am old enough to have seen him play, honestly I dont care about him one way or the other. I just find it odd that you complain about every player ever mentioned on these forums