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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.Other then the sad passing of Darryl, I'm completely out of context for your post.Daryl Stingley.....This makes Mr Stingley's family eligible to be feted to an all-expenses paid trip to this years Mr Irrelevant ceremony.
Every NFL team has agreed to donate $50,000 to help
with the celebration of Daryl's life.
Daryl Stingley.....This makes Mr Stingley's family eligible to be feted to an all-expenses paid trip to this years Mr Irrelevant ceremony.
Every NFL team has agreed to donate $50,000 to help
with the celebration of Daryl's life.
BTW... the Patriots have already set the precedent. The former idiot-savants of the Patriots Front Office spent a third rounder on a guy who died in a car accident the week before the draft.
Ah! A triumph of fantasy over cold, hard business hearts. I think the timing would be off kilter coming as a death tribute rather then some form of support for a newly paralyzed player needing significant financial, medical, and emotional support.I just meant it as a "fable"..........a tribute,if you will
Wouldn't it be great if each year the last pick in the Draft would be a former player who had triumphed over adversity?
The title Mr Irrelevant could be changed,couldn't it?
It's not like it's something written in stone.
Mr. Irrelevant isn't an NFL function, is it? Doesn't some guy in LA pay for it? It's his idea of a party.I just meant it as a "fable"..........a tribute,if you will
Wouldn't it be great if each year the last pick in the Draft would be a former player who had triumphed over adversity?
The title Mr Irrelevant could be changed,couldn't it?
It's not like it's something written in stone.