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Sweetwater · 07-28-2010, 10:37 PM

Tatum never apologized to Stingley for the hit that paralyzed him. I guess that's okay since it is football and players take that risk. However, Tatum could have at least expressed some sorrow or sympathy for how the hit ruined Stingley's career and ended Stingley's life prematurely, but he never did. It's said that one should never speak ill of the deceased, and I of course I would not of Stingley whose life ended in grace. But I agree that Jack Tatum was one of the the biggest POS in the NFL for his lack of remorse and sensitivity.

07-28-2010, 10:37 PM	#4
Sweetwater Ruled only by the tide iTrader: (0) Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Truro Posts: 801	Tatum never apologized to Stingley for the hit that paralyzed him. I guess that's okay since it is football and players take that risk. However, Tatum could have at least expressed some sorrow or sympathy for how the hit ruined Stingley's career and ended Stingley's life prematurely, but he never did. It's said that one should never speak ill of the deceased, and I of course I would not of Stingley whose life ended in grace. But I agree that Jack Tatum was one of the the biggest POS in the NFL for his lack of remorse and sensitivity.
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