Ok, so those of you who saw the game know that the kid who sang the National Anthem was an 8 year old with cancer. When he sang, his shirt had autographs from numerous players, and as the game went on, they showed several more signing it on the sidelines.
However, when he finished singing and was walking back to the sidelines, Brett Favre walked out to the middle of the field, signed his shirt and gave him a football. Right in the middle of the field, where everyone including the cameras could see what a great, caring human being Brett Favre is.
Now don't get me wrong- certainly this kid is in for a struggle and he was incredibly brave and talented to sing in front of that many people. It's great that the players are doing what they can to lift his spirits and support him. But why the **** does Favre have to make sure everyone sees him doing it? Why does he have to make a spectacle out of it? None of the other players did that- they were content to talk to him and give him autographs on the sidelines. They did a good deed without thinking or caring about who saw them do it. Favre, on the other hand, had to make sure he got his kudos on national TV for doing what every other pro athlete does to help. It's not enough to do it- everyone has to KNOW he did it.
what a jackass.
However, when he finished singing and was walking back to the sidelines, Brett Favre walked out to the middle of the field, signed his shirt and gave him a football. Right in the middle of the field, where everyone including the cameras could see what a great, caring human being Brett Favre is.
Now don't get me wrong- certainly this kid is in for a struggle and he was incredibly brave and talented to sing in front of that many people. It's great that the players are doing what they can to lift his spirits and support him. But why the **** does Favre have to make sure everyone sees him doing it? Why does he have to make a spectacle out of it? None of the other players did that- they were content to talk to him and give him autographs on the sidelines. They did a good deed without thinking or caring about who saw them do it. Favre, on the other hand, had to make sure he got his kudos on national TV for doing what every other pro athlete does to help. It's not enough to do it- everyone has to KNOW he did it.
what a jackass.
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