"Warrior-like."
Don’t EVER equate a professional athlete with a warrior. These guys don’t have a clue as to what real war is like. It’s insulting to all those who ARE warriors.
The term was “warrior like”. There was no equivocation implied. In actuality the terminology “warrior like”…to have the attributes of a warrior is complimentary to a warriors.
What is with people today? There seems to be pride taken in looking for something to be offended by and there bye allowing them to feel comfortable in over reacting.
What’s next “I cannot believe they call that a blitz, my uncle lived through the London blitz and it was much worse than 300 pound guys running at you, just try to live with 500 pound bombs being dropped around you…”
These types are rants are getting tiresome.
I agree. I was just thinking the same thing. I hate when coaches start all that “its war”crap.
Especially when you run to the referee to complain about being hit in the face!
"Warrior-like."