Just heard ....

.. Sean Taylor passed away in the middle of the night. Since he was an Aries, I thought it appropriate to post on this board.

He has such a promising career, a new baby, and his reputation was one of honor .. he was very much liked within his industry.
His fellow footballers saw him as a true leader, positive, optimistic and cheerful.

So sad .. he was only 24 years old 😢

yes it does suck when a young man dies specially when he has his whole life in front of him,
but lets not forget he was a repeat felon with gun offenses and was man of poor character ( spitting on a player from opposite team) i wouldnt wish that on him but im sure that his past has caught up with him
he was shot in a leg during a break in to his house, second one within 8 days, coincidence? I think not, but let him rest in peace

Starfish225 11/27/2007 12:44:30 PM | ip: xxx.xxx.xxx.12E

"Oh yeah thanks for brining out the negative side..just what we needed to hear.."

If he did it, he did it.

hey not my fault he was what he was , just because the man is dead does not make him a good person right of way, surly he didnt deserve to die and i do feel bad for his family but not for him, sorry
why is it that most of professional American football players are thugs and felons and violent criminals? everyday there is something in the news....if they only stayed out of trouble i bet you this wouldnt happen

Spitting on an opposing team member hardly is sufficient to call out his character .. look at soccer, or even hockey .. they attack each other .. it's a part of the fun of the sport.

I'm more inclined to think that the person who shot him was a woman scorned and she was aiming for his nuts .. only missed.

Nevertheless .. he didn't deserve to die like that, no matter what his past record is. I would think that all of us have ghosts in our closets, even you, CAA, who would let a wet Gem woman entertain your lap, while your Virgo girlfriend lay asleep, unbeknownst that you were getting female attention on the parts located on your lap.

Does that make you being a person who deserves to die?

No .. in death, it doesn't automatically erase what a person has done, however, now that he isn't alive any longer .. the time of punishing him for his mistakes are over. Now, it's time to embrace the good he has done in his life.

I have to go ... but, one last post for the night ..

According to an article I was reading, it said that his fellow teammates thought very highly of him. He was one of their power sources who encouraged the team for victory .. that no matter how badly they might have been losing a game, he never lost hope and coaxed them to push harder and never give up.

Now if that isn't an Aries legacy .. I don't know what is. Perhaps, people who didn't know him and only listen to the media might have a harsh opinion of him .. however, the people who worked beside him and gave their testimony into his character said he was an incredible man who always saw hope.

no i don't know him but him but it was all over the news ,
and it was not a woman aiming for his nuts,it was two burglars and they fired off one round in the wall and second struck him in the leg and suffered damage to his femoral artery which cause him to loose lots of blood, that was a cause of death
but you right lets embrace the good and he was a great player no matter what, im sure he was a good son and father to his new baby girl, so rest in peace sean, hope you can play ball where ever you end up