Everyone is entitled their own opinion. I'm personally not wishing an injury on Tannehill or anyone (not that it actually matters because our thoughts make no difference.) I just don't really care and don't feel empathy. I feel empathy and compassion for many people in this world, but this is just not one of them.
In terms of wanting to play opponents at full strength, well, I don't hear Giants fans being any less obnoxious about beating us when Gronkowski when playing on one leg. There are so many people out there openly rooting for the Patriots to get injuries, and many were celebrating when Bernard Pollard shredded Brady's knee. As I said, whether I want the other team to be full strength or not doesn't make a difference. I sure won't think any less of a Patriots victory against teams missing key players, though. That's football...we've dealt with tons of injuries over the years as well. And in this case, Tannehill made his own risky decision, and that has its consequences.
So, I'm not going to fist pump and crack open a bottle of champagne when a guy like Tannehill gets injured. I just view it as "that's life." Had this been a player who, for whatever reason, I'd liked and respected, then I'm sure it would be different. As of now, though, I didn't see a single ounce of care from the entire Dolphins organization or fan base when the entire New England fan base and team was being wrongly accused of deflating balls. "The 31" is what I remember being unanimously arrogant, stupid, petty, jealous, and nasty towards us. So again, I really don't give a damn about Ryan Tannehill or that organization. The only team I would feel any pity for is the Saints, since Brees and Payton actually supported us.
