All drowning in the blame
All reflections look the same
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M I D N I G H T R E V O L V E R
This is mostly a band blog, but there's some other stuff here too.
This is mostly a band blog, but there's some other stuff here too.
Watch: Aaron Rodgers Finds A Wide Open Jordy Nelson For A 71-Yard TD
How does the whole Vikings defense not see Jordy Nelson??
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it’s almost halftime and the buccaneers have 2 first downs
I really hope brandon marshall gets a position in the league office or players union when he retires
I want him to be commissioner someday
the league, the players, and the fans need somebody who understands mental illness and knows it’s not a sign of weakness
especially with all the guys coming out now with all the issues they developed from head injuries
he can do a lot of good for a lot of people after his playing days are over
i just saw this in a commercial for ‘brandon marshall: a football life’ and it means they’re gonna talk about his struggles with borderline personality disorder and omg this makes me so happy i can’t wait to see it
Since people now seem to think every NFL player is a piece of shit thanks to Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson, I think it’s a good time to say this: Brandon Marshall is my hero. Honestly. Like he changed my life so much and doesn’t even know it.
About three years ago he called a press conference and announced that he has borderline personality disorder. At the time, I had no idea what that was, but he mentioned that he started his own foundation dedicated to its awareness. I went to the website to see what it was all about, and as I read through the symptoms, I realized that many of them have been prevalent throughout my entire life. So many things about me suddenly started to make sense, so I decided I’d talk to a doctor about it and was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder not too long after (you should look it up if you’re not familiar with it).
I’ve thought about writing him a letter to let him know just how much his Project Borderline foundation (and my subsequent diagnosis) has affected my life, but idk I feel like it would just be a waste of time since he’s an NFL superstar and stuff. Probably wouldn’t even read it. Oh well.
I love this dude so much like last October he wore neon-green shoes during a game for Mental Health Awareness Week even though he knew he’d be fined $10,000 by the NFL for the uniform violation. He not only paid that fine but also matched it and donated it to his foundation. It’s just cool to see people use their fame to raise awareness on issues that are important to them.
I guess my point is, if it wasn’t for Brandon Marshall, my borderline personality disorder would’ve probably gone undiagnosed for my entire life and I wouldn’t be getting the help that I’m currently getting. I don’t even want to think about what my life would be like had this not happened.
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Michael Sam was the 249th NFL draft pick — that changed everything
Over the past four months, as Sam’s fortunes have swung from the giddiest highs to the most deflating lows, he has been freighted with inordinate expectations from all quarters. To satisfy his skeptics, he has had to clear an ever-expanding set of personal and professional hurdles: In effect, he has had to walk prouder, play harder, earn less, and allow himself to be fumbled around as the media’s football in a way unknown to the vast majority of his comparatively anonymous peers.
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