Thread: This guy gets it....

For all you DC yappers et al...this isn't saying you can't be po'ed or b**ch, but some thoughtful stuff.

http://mcmillenandwife.com/03week12pre.html

Here's a tidbit, and simply insert Vikings for Steelers. Our buddies over in this Steeler site have hit the nail on the head. Draw your own conclusions:

"I love this team, people. LOVE them. It has never mattered what our record was, who was on the roster or who was wearing the headset on the sidelines. My loyalty has been unwavering. Come game time on Sunday (or Monday), I'm there, gameface on, rooting for my Steelers to win regardless of the circumstances. <font color="purple">Not hoping for a loss to prove a personal theory-turned-mantra that the coach is a no-good bum. Not rooting against our QB because I've spent more time and energy tearing him down than cheering for the team. I cheer on the good guys no matter what. </font id="purple">

It's called loyalty, people... something that is apparently a foreign concept to many fans. As Joel Elliot once said, "Most people can't be loyal. It's not that they don't want to... they're just not smart enough to understand the implications."

How true. It's one thing to question coaching and personnel decisions. But openly disrespecting (even hating) someone on the team, particularly the head coach, is betrayal. It's mutiny.

"What good is mostly loyal? Benedict Arnold was mostly loyal." - Robert Milroy "