brdmaverick

Well, in summarizing the responses thus far, there is NO CRYING in baseball.....


but apparently there IS crying in football?


ok, now to being serious. I think crying is ok. I agree with others that I appreciate emotion (thinking of the Rams Super Bowl winning head coach, damn, blanking on the name).

Of course, I do see the other side of the argument. Football is a game of muscles and overall manliness. Crying doesn't really fit into that equation, so I'm sure David Wilson's crying will be fodder for other teams.

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PatsWSB47

I think John Mara(NY Giants, member Competition Committee) has already called Goodell and demanded that hurting a players feelings be viewed the same as a horse collar tackle. Goodell is reportedly seriously considering the request.

PatsFanSince74

He cares. That's a good thing.

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PATSYLICIOUS

LOL at the guy's face in the back

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shmessy

I think that's actually HIM 10 seconds earlier on the jumbotron replay as he was coming off the field.

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jcdavey

i like the emotion

shows he cares

ensoul

Love players who care and all that but almost crying because you fumbled the ball in the first game of the season is a little much.

PATSYLICIOUS

That's the face he makes after he fumbles lmfaoooooooooooo

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Gronkandez

It's nice that he cares but....JPP needs to throw him in the ice tub for being a baby. It's not like it cost them a playoff game.