[Bender2]

I am a Cowboy's fan and I admire the Steelers and Big Ben...

However, I found him not too mature in his appearances on TV Late Night Shows last year.

Now, his riding a motorcycle without a helmet just proves he still has some growing up to do...

I hope he heals, but I am sure there were very, very few Steeler's fans who did not feel a cold hand clutching their hearts when the news of the accident came out...

Here's hoping the Steeler's coming season isn't on the sick bed, too. I want the Cowboy to beat them in this year's Superbowl...

[beyond the sea]

Now, his riding a motorcycle without a helmet just proves he still has some growing up to do.

Ben -- Born March 2, 1982.

He's barely 24 years old. Who didn't have or doesn't have at least a couple of decades of growing up to do at that tender age?

[beyond the sea]

I found him not too mature in his appearances on TV Late Night Shows last year.

By the way, what immature or less-than-mature things did he do on those shows that cause you to say, "I found him not too mature"? Just wondering.

The last appearance of his that I saw with him on Letterman, I believe, when he was getting his beard shaved for the razor sponsor, to me he was perfectly well-adapted and in no way silly or immature. He was great.

What did you see that makes you say that. Again, just wondering.

You Dallas folks may have some different standards.

;-)

[Ditto]

However, I found him not too mature in his appearances on TV Late Night Shows last year.

Not to be picky, but he's only 24 years old. Very few are "mature" at that age.

[TheClintons-STILLAnti-American]

"However, I found him not too mature in his appearances on TV Late Night Shows last year.",?I>

He wasn't "too mature"--he could have still been in college, doing the really mature things lots of seniors in college do, like getting drunk on some beach in Florida.