INDIANAPOLIS — In case you’ve been under a rock over the past darn near 48 hours. The news of Andrew Luck retiring from the NFL has sent shock waves through the league and most importantly through the city of Indianapolis. Fans booed the quarterback as he walked off of the field on Saturday with his teammates following their third preseason game in which he didn’t play.
Then all day Sunday folks were calling him all types of names on social media for retiring just before the season started and messing up their fantasy football leagues and the Colts season. The nerve of these people!!! This man put everything into playing this game and even suffered through a bad shoulder injury along with kidney and rib injuries during not only the 2015 season but 2016 as well before completely missing the 2017 season altogether.
Folks are literally trying to justify their ignorant behavior by saying that the dun could have retired before the draft so that the Colts could have drafted another quarterback. Really bruh?
Let’s keep it real or all the way 100, whichever comes 1st! Luck was not looking to retire back in April. His intent was to play football this year. That’s why he’s been working out and trying to rehab the calf etc. These fans are acting like he was setting up a hustle on the Colts to sabotage the team. Again, like I said in my joint on Sunday. Fans can be disgusting selfish folks sometimes.
Nobody cares about the player. They only care about their ability to win games and their ability to entertain them for a few hours on Sunday. I heard former Colts kicker Pat Mcafee try to justify some Colts fan’s ignorant behavior on Sunday by saying that it was an emotional response from fans when they booed Luck.
Naw playa, it was an organic response from folks truly telling a player how they really feel. My mother used to say, “What comes up usually comes out.” The first response is typically the true feelings of a person. Matthew 15:18 says, “But the things that come out of a person’s mouth come from the heart, and these define them.” Enough said.
So don’t try to justify this foolish behavior. The fans have spoken and that’s cool if they feel that way. Just don’t get mad the next time you’re out and see a famous football player, you run up to him to get his autograph or picture with him and he disses you. He’s got the right to be emotional too.
If you can boo Andrew Luck, the nicest guy in town making that type of bread with that type of fame. You’ll completely spit on anybody else. If the player refuses your request and walks off. Don’t get caught up in your feelings because he dissed you. If you can boo Luck for retiring. He can diss you too. Stop me when I start lyin’!
Playas Thesaurus:
1) Dun: noun – the person in question, dude, guy, etc. It’s whoever I’m talkin’ about and its non-gender specific.
