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Proof that DT was better overall. On and off the field.
LT’s always been in trouble. The NFL is getting a bad rap b/c of a select few current and former players.
Ryfo18;190804 wrote:LT’s always been in trouble. The NFL is getting a bad rap b/c of a select few current and former players.Yea, and Pacman is back again. He signed with the Bungls the other day.
I read somewhere earlier today where somebody was arguing taking him out of the HOF. If that’s the case they should probably take OJ Simpson out of the hall too. There’s never any excuse for anybody, let alone an athlete to act like this.
stricken721;190857 wrote:I read somewhere earlier today where somebody was arguing taking him out of the HOF. If that’s the case they should probably take OJ Simpson out of the hall too. There’s never any excuse for anybody, let alone an athlete to act like this.Ojs act was far far worse then LTs so if they were to take LT out then they would have to take Oj out to.
matthewschiefs;190868 wrote:Ojs act was far far worse then LTs so if they were to take LT out then they would have to take Oj out to.Exactly. But in all honesty I wouldn’t say murder is far far worse than rape. Don’t get me wrong murder is a horrible thing but if it’s worse than rape it’s not too far off.
stricken721;190857 wrote:I read somewhere earlier today where somebody was arguing taking him out of the HOF. If that’s the case they should probably take OJ Simpson out of the hall too. There’s never any excuse for anybody, let alone an athlete to act like this.You can’t take something like that away. It just wouldn’t be right. Though someone like him might deserve it.
honda522;190873 wrote:You can’t take something like that away. It just wouldn’t be right. Though someone like him might deserve it.Why? A far less crime of gambling(not at all condoning it, or the fact that he lied about it for about 10 years) has kept one of the best players ever out of the baseball Hall of Fame. As far as OJ, I’m all for tossing him out too. Although he was never convicted for murder, everyone knows he got away with it. LT has not been convicted in a court of law yet either. His previous character issues will certainly not help him. Character does and should count for something.
stricken721;190857 wrote:I read somewhere earlier today where somebody was arguing taking him out of the HOF. If that’s the case they should probably take OJ Simpson out of the hall too. There’s never any excuse for anybody, let alone an athlete to act like this.I would have no problem taking them out. The NFL comes down so hard on these players when they are active, but after they stop playing they can literally get away with murder?
In the very least, they should have an asterisk on their plaque in Canton describing what they did.
I don’t think you can justify taking a guy out of the hall after he was ruled innocent for murder. I realize he probably did it, but still.
AkChief49;190899 wrote:Why? A far less crime of gambling(not at all condoning it, or the fact that he lied about it for about 10 years) has kept one of the best players ever out of the baseball Hall of Fame. As far as OJ, I’m all for tossing him out too. Although he was never convicted for murder, everyone knows he got away with it. LT has not been convicted in a court of law yet either. His previous character issues will certainly not help him. Character does and should count for something.You can’t take away something someone earned. It is unethical. Even though he doesn’t deserve, he has it now.
It would be like taking away someones college degree if they found out they were cheating over 10 years ago on it. They earned it, no one has the right to take it away, but you they might not get a job because of it.
Ryfo18;190912 wrote:I don’t think you can justify taking a guy out of the hall after he was ruled innocent for murder. I realize he probably did it, but still.No, but a conviction for Armed Robbery, and Kidnapping would probably do it.
Let’s not forget, he is serving at least 9 years right now.
honda522;190914 wrote:You can’t take away something someone earned. It is unethical. Even though he doesn’t deserve, he has it now.It would be like taking away someones college degree if they found out they were cheating over 10 years ago on it. They earned it, no one has the right to take it away, but you they might not get a job because of it.
I don’t disagree, however, putting a notation along with their name would be appropriate.
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