lacenterhawk":1pm02srd said:
rcaido":1pm02srd said:
HawkerD":1pm02srd said:
Seems to be a lot of hate for the dude on this forum. I don't think that is the general feeling among the general fandom. Me...I remember the guy strapping it on for SB IL when he was very banged up and battled like a gladiator. That's how I want to remember him; not based on a single bad moment when he was emotional and did something uncharacteristic. I certainly don't want to be remembered for my worst moment.
I understand the NFL is a business and business decisions were made. Many greats finish out their career at a place other than the place where they earned their greatness. Earl, Sherm and Kam...Seahawk greats forever. LOB!!!!
Well said brother!
All this butthurt woman scorn fans need to just let it go. He was a warrior for us & never sat out any games. Wish the best for him, just not this Sunday!
Really, pull your head out of your butthurt. He flipped not just Pete but the whole team off. You are responsible for your actions ALWAYS. Do I hate Earl? NO. Is he a jerk for doing what he did? YES. Show some class. It amazes me how so much of the younger generation excuses things so easy. :177692: Just a old guys opinion
Oh grow up man...Its just a middle finger for god sake. Im sure there has been worse things said to players to other players/coaches.
Earl said he flipped off Pete not his teammates.
“I don’t regret my decision,” Thomas told ESPN in an interview published on Wednesday. “If my teammates felt like it was toward them, I regret that part. But I don’t regret doing that to Pete.”
His action was right when he broke his leg. All he wanted was a guarantee contract or just trade him to team that wanted him. They didn't do that, instead he balled out but ended up having his worst fear, season /career ending injury. It was frustrating and angry and just heartbreaking for everyone.