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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DevilDon" data-source="post: 447442" data-attributes="member: 2057">You think Sterling Sharpe would be ordinary without Brett? Ahman Green ordinary? What about Keith Jackson? Antonio Freeman was only as good as his QB? I suppose the OLine was greater because of the great one?I never had a problem with the Vicodin addiction and I agree it was great the way it all turned out. What I have a problem with.... even from my high and mighty horse, is his transgressions against the franchise. I'm not a member of the Packers, never have been, never got millions of dollars to live a great life from them either. You'd think that he would have appreciated his opportunity the Packers franchise gave him. Nope! He turned his back on the very organization that allowed him his platform and his stardom and spit in the face of it and the fans. Ivo said it best "Sadly, in anyones life, one mistake can define you."I can and will choose what I celebrate or condemn about the man. Some sins are greater than others. His attitude towards the very same group that brought him fame is unforgivable. I can handle his ugly breakup but I'm not forgiving it. You can be Christlike and turn your cheek but I'm not. Shallow or not I have a right as a fan to think the way I do Guapo and I'm not the only one who thinks this way.</blockquote>

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