BroncoManiac_69
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Just want to add my condolences to the Hill and Patriot Team families. A guy like Marquise, not a "star", criticized by many, yet apparently a very fine person, makes me appreciate how many quality people there are in the NFL, whose names get dragged down by the Vicks and Portis' and Packman's. Also, how easy it is to take shots at players in a sport where the difference between a "star" and an "occasional" player is often very slim. RIP.
As for criticisms of his "judgment" in using his jet ski without a life jacket and then extrapolating those criticsims to his "judgment" on the football field and elsewhere, how many of us would survive media and blog scrutiny of some of the dumb things we have done and, maybe, been lucky to still find ourselves alive afterwards? Give it a rest.
Yeah,The same people criticizing Marquise for not using a life jacket are mainly the same people who get into a car everyday without using the seat belt
Yeah,The same people criticizing Marquise for not using a life jacket are mainly the same people who get into a car everyday without using the seat belt
Condolences from the Bronco Nation go out to Hill's family and friends, the Patriots organization and to all the Patriot fans at this difficult time.
RIP Marquise Hill. A tragic loss. A fine young man that will remain in the hearts of all NFL fans.
I think bringing up his lack of service on the football field is inapropriate, but acknowledging that he made an error in judgement that could have potentially saved his life is.
It's delicate, certainly none of us want to criticize the victim of a tragedy. Yet if the lesson here can save other lives it would be shameful to bury it. A motorcycle helmet for Ben Roethlisberger, a life jacket for Marquise Hill...they're sobering reminders that that no matter how young and strong and seemingly invincible you are, it doesn't pay to take those chances. For the sake of those who love you, play safe.
Dear Patriots fans,
As a Broncos fan I wanted to extend my sympathies to all of you concerning the tragic loss of Marquise Hill. As you well know our Broncos lost two players in the offseason and it's been pretty unreal. We had many sympathies from Patriots fans on our Broncos messageboards following the tragic losses of D.Will and Damien Nash and I wanted to return the favor. I am so sad to see another loss in the NFL and I was hoping no other team or group of fans would have to go through what we have had to experience this year. I'm very sad for Marquise's loss and I wanted to let you all know that we as Broncos fans feel your pain.
I also wanted to say again that your #27 was amazing in his postseason tributes to D.Will, it's something that I will never forget and I will always be a huge fan of Ellis Hobbs for his heart. He really seemed to have the strength of two players during the postseason at times and I feel that D.Will was playing through Hobbs and having a blast doing so.
Hang in there Pats fans, and again, my sympathies.
Lisa