Tony Collins

Folks-

As a Colt fan for over 35 years, no one appreciates the banter that goes on more than I do. Even alot of the below the belt stuff does every once in a while contain humor.

Thanks for the full fledged show of support.

You folks are a classy bunch.

Brownfan80

It's awful what has happened. For the most part on this board we're all pretty human as far as having compassion goes. We aren't like certain fans of other teams that have been linked to lately, wishing a second stroke on Bruschi, or a career ending injury on Brady.

Good luck to the family Dungy and to your Colts in rebounding from this tragedy (not that it directly affects the team, but I'm sure it does indirectly to the maximum).

Bella*chick

Well, Coach Dungy is about as class as they get, as far as I'm concerned. Always has been.

I will be thinking of his family and praying that they can have comfort during this terrible time.

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Box_O_Rocks

Tony,

Your Welcome, this is the least we could do for an important member of our football family. Thanks for posting here.

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IndyKen

Tony,

We all may be football fans, and sometimes being a fan can bring out the "worst" in a person at times, but we are all people, and I think most of us have loving and supportive families, so we can easily sense the shock and pain. So to lose a son, at age 18, is unthinkable....and heart breaking. Tony is a superb person, a wonderful human being, and our hearts go out to him, his family, and all Colt fans.

Beavis

Agreed....and as fans we might argue and stand behind our teams...but at times like this we all feel the loss...esp at this time of year. Even the across the pond Pat's message boards are expressing the same sadness to a great guy,father and coach.

pats1

Tony Dungy, left, included his son James in team activities, including this photo op with President Clinton in 2000.

Armen Da Pats Fan

As a father, I can't imagine anything worse than losing a child...

18 years old...a whole lifetime of experiences lost...

My prayers go out to Coach Dungy and his kin...

ADPF

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Na_polian

We're all fans, Tony - I may not like the Colts organization, but I'm certainly not going to celebrate the death of a rival's loved one. Not my style.

With that said, my prayers go out to the Dungy family.

Patti37

I cannot imagine anyone not reacting with care and concern for Tony Dungy. The loss of his son transcends football.

Tony Dungy carried himself with quiet dignity in Tampa even when he was trated poorly and he maintained that dignity in Indianapolis. He is a man you can not help but admire and respect.