Th3G3ntleman
Superstar
Damn you kno they gon find some brain patterns that been fukked up in his head. Goodell finna turn this into flag football now.
Junior Seau found dead in his home...Officially ruled a Suicide
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gldnone913
Integrity and Consistency
Dog Based Gremlin
Veteran
Am I the only one who notices E!SPN did some bs 30 second talk about this and pushed it aside to talk about that gotdamn Saints "scandal"
they talking about it now
PIFF101
Bring back the Golden Era
So UnThotful
Superstar
Junior mom was just on local tv just now and she was breaking down tlakin about junior
shyt was hard to watch
shyt was hard to watch
Grams
Grams Grands Gucci G'd Up
Kain "The Vessel" Carter
hotdamnirock
Junior mom was just on local tv just now and she was breaking down tlakin about junior
shyt was hard to watch
Exactly why I have zero respect for anyone who kills themselves.selfish bytch didn't even care how many people he was gonna hurt by doing that shyt
fukk Seau
unbelievable r.i.p.
omg did ya'll see his mom's bugging out. That shyt brought tears to my eyes.
Rip
Depression must of got him.
Depression must of got him.
Crazy.
Damn.
RIP.
Strange, strange stuff.
Local police just addressed the media. A 911 call was placed at 9:35 am this morning, when Seau was found unconscious in one of his bedrooms by his housekeeper. He had a gunshot to the chest, and a handgun was found nearby. Police and fire departments responded, performed saved live-saving efforts on him, but were not successful.
Damn.
RIP.
Strange, strange stuff.
Local police just addressed the media. A 911 call was placed at 9:35 am this morning, when Seau was found unconscious in one of his bedrooms by his housekeeper. He had a gunshot to the chest, and a handgun was found nearby. Police and fire departments responded, performed saved live-saving efforts on him, but were not successful.
how many people shoot themselves in the chest though?
damn did they have to show his momma like that?
MettaFukkThaWorld
Rookie
Death Is Stalking The 1994 Chargers
It is the plot of the least likely Final Destination sequel ever: members of the 1994 AFC Champion Chargers have been dying premature deaths. Even more premature than the average CTE-doomed football player: with Lew Bush's death last week, seven players from that Super Bowl team have passed away before the age of 45.
Five months after that Super Bowl, LB David Griggs drove his car off a freeway ramp and slammed into a sign pole. Subsequent tests would show that his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit.
In 1996, RB Rodney Culver and his wife were aboard ValuJet FLight 592 from Miami to Atlanta when it crashed into the Everglades, killing all on board.
In 1998, LB Doug Miller was struck by lightning while camping in Colorado. CPR was being performed on Miller when he was struck again by a second bolt.
In 2008, C Curtis Whitley was found dead in his trailer in Texas. Whitley had a history of substance abuse and had twice been suspended by the NFL, and toxicology results pointed to an accidental overdose.
Also in 2008, DE Chris Mims was discovered facedown on the bathroom floor of his Los Angeles apartment. An autopsy revealed an enlarged heart, and Mims weighed 456 pounds at his death.
Earlier this year, DT Shawn Lee died from cardiac arrest brought on by years of complications with diabetes.
On Thursday, Bush suffered a heart attack at his home in San Diego. Since retiring in 2002, friends say he had struggled with his weight.
A combination of freak accidents and typical post-football life demises. This is a statistical anomaly, not the spectral fingers of death personified plucking Bobby Ross's squad from this mortal plane. Still: football is a really, really dangerous game.
It is the plot of the least likely Final Destination sequel ever: members of the 1994 AFC Champion Chargers have been dying premature deaths. Even more premature than the average CTE-doomed football player: with Lew Bush's death last week, seven players from that Super Bowl team have passed away before the age of 45.
Five months after that Super Bowl, LB David Griggs drove his car off a freeway ramp and slammed into a sign pole. Subsequent tests would show that his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit.
In 1996, RB Rodney Culver and his wife were aboard ValuJet FLight 592 from Miami to Atlanta when it crashed into the Everglades, killing all on board.
In 1998, LB Doug Miller was struck by lightning while camping in Colorado. CPR was being performed on Miller when he was struck again by a second bolt.
In 2008, C Curtis Whitley was found dead in his trailer in Texas. Whitley had a history of substance abuse and had twice been suspended by the NFL, and toxicology results pointed to an accidental overdose.
Also in 2008, DE Chris Mims was discovered facedown on the bathroom floor of his Los Angeles apartment. An autopsy revealed an enlarged heart, and Mims weighed 456 pounds at his death.
Earlier this year, DT Shawn Lee died from cardiac arrest brought on by years of complications with diabetes.
On Thursday, Bush suffered a heart attack at his home in San Diego. Since retiring in 2002, friends say he had struggled with his weight.
A combination of freak accidents and typical post-football life demises. This is a statistical anomaly, not the spectral fingers of death personified plucking Bobby Ross's squad from this mortal plane. Still: football is a really, really dangerous game.
