NFL Man of the Year!!

[nwHawk]

Long overdue. Congrats Russ. You have been a model for giving back to kids and the community since you got to the NFL. About time you won this one.

 

[Torc]

He couldn't have won Man of the Year. He's too short.

 

[AubHawk71]

I only watch football for off field charitable endeavors. This better than a Super Bowl win!

 

[John63]

Thanks to some of you i won $50 dollars.

 

[BleuEyedHawk]

I only watch football for off field charitable endeavors. This better than a Super Bowl win!

I hear you.

 

[BleuEyedHawk]

Thanks to some of you i won $50 dollars.

Maybe you could be charitable and donate it to Dot Net.

 

[John63]

Thanks to some of you i won $50 dollars.

Maybe you could be charitable and donate it to Dot Net.

Not a bad idea. I was going to put it into my granddaughters college fund. But maybe some.

 

[QuahHawk]

To think that a lot of people on here were criticizing his extra curricular activities...

I don't really recall anybody criticizing his charitable endeavors though. Most, if not all, the criticism revolved around his for profit endeavors.

He's very deserving of this award, he's been worthy of it for many years now. It takes a special person to routinely visit children who are terminally ill every week (amongst other things). I'm not sure I would have the emotional stability to do it.

I was leading the charge on critizing his business ventures.

Remember when he used to say "no time to sleep" and "seperation is in the preperation" now he is half way checked out from being the forst in last out type of leader, hes playing sandlot football rather than working to be the best ever like he used too.

 

[Jerhawk]

Well deserved honor for Russ. Good job!

 

[John63]

To think that a lot of people on here were criticizing his extra curricular activities...

I don't really recall anybody criticizing his charitable endeavors though. Most, if not all, the criticism revolved around his for profit endeavors.

He's very deserving of this award, he's been worthy of it for many years now. It takes a special person to routinely visit children who are terminally ill every week (amongst other things). I'm not sure I would have the emotional stability to do it.

I was leading the charge on critizing his business ventures.

Remember when he used to say "no time to sleep" and "seperation is in the preperation" now he is half way checked out from being the forst in last out type of leader, hes playing sandlot football rather than working to be the best ever like he used too.

Guess what he is still the first in and last out. He still starts looking at game film For next game on his way from last. But thanks for taking credit for taking what should be a good moment for one of our ayers and trying to turn it bad. Oh and the 50 bucks.

 

[Somos doces]

Guess what he is still the first in and last out. He still starksmlooming at game film For next game on his way from last. But thanks for taking credit for taking what should be a good moment for one of our ayers and trying to turn it bad. Oh and the 50 bucks.

Yeah, what he said, whatever that means...

RW is clearly one of the most standup guys in the NFL That's all this award means. I love being able to root for the success of one of the best humanitarians in the game.

At the same time, though, he's obviously getting chonkier and less effective as a football player. But he's still incredibly satisfying to root for as a person.

Guess one's outlook on this award depends on your priorities. Win at all costs? This is fluff. Want your team's players to exhibit personality traits you also strive to exemplify? Hell yes — why did it take him so long to win this honor?