How is it moronic to follow your passion. YOU are the MORON for not doing it. Get a clue.
If this had been a reoccurring injury I might agree, as he likely would to, but it wasn’t. Jesse took a bad rollover that most players would get injured from.
It is the same as when the bobsledder died at the Olympics…everyone was saying it was a waste, and it was such a stupid thing to die from. I on the other hand said that while it was tragic, going out doing something that I am passionate about would be fine by me, and I couldn’t think of a better time to go than while doing something I love.
If he is passionate enough to “risk” his future, well, all I can say to that is good luck, and I understand. Without desire and passion sports would really suck.
Cany blame a guy who grew up watching his dad play and most of his life playing. He took almost 2 yrs off, so I'm surprised he'll try again. Its his body let him do what he wants. Bigger question is why would anyone sign him?
...Earl, I have a mindset any coach would drool over to have on his team, but also the realization that my body could not help that coach out in any way other than making sure the Gator cart worked on a moments notice....
...look, I applaud Jesse's bravado, he is just the sort of fellow I would send over the top of the trench first when the sargeant major blew his whistle....we as a society rag on smokers who by their own questionable decision pollute their bodies to the point where they cause hardship on the health care system, how is Mr. Lumsden's (ab)use of the medical system any different?...
If someone signs him and he wants to play, I say.. all the power to him.. But I do think he had some type of injury curse, and if he was my child, I would discourage him from playing.. But its not up to me.