Should Rival Fans Celebrate Brady's Injury?

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Since the NFL is tight with their broadcast video, we have to revert to reenactments to show you what happened. Not really, but someone decided to do one of the Tom Brady injury and throw it on YouTube (nice Brady jersey).

Being a human being, you should not celebrate another person getting hurt. Sports are able competition -- being your best and beating their best. You want to see everyone be as healthy after the game as they were when it started.

But, get real. This is the bloodthirsty NFL crowd and injuries happen to everyone. The fact that the major injury happened to the saturated Brady and the hated New England Patriots means that people aren't as sad as they would be for ... well ... pretty much anybody else.

After all: this is Tom Brady. The guy that women love and men hate ... because women love him. He knocks up supermodels, gets to go and do whatever he wants and all that. We'd all love to do it ... so we hate those who can.

Just off the news of Brady's injury, go to YouTube and see all the "Bad Day" and "Leave Tom Brady Alone!" videos ... as well as reenactments like the one above.

Should we celebrate?

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 2)

9-08-2008 @ 1:17PM

Michael said...

NO WAY should Brady getting hurt be celebrated. Anybody who thinks otherwise is nothing but a no-good hater.

9-08-2008 @ 1:33PM

dennis said...

have faith the pat are still in the play off they are a good team and anybody want to have a party that tom got hurt are sick bas' go pats you can do ita fan from florida

9-08-2008 @ 1:41PM

Walt said...

What does the GU on all the players and field stand for. I must have missed something

9-08-2008 @ 1:59PM

No-Good Hater said...

I actually let out a whoop and a holler when I heard the news over the radio. Coming back from church, no less!

Good riddance. Now if only someone would back into Bill Bellicheat's cardboard box residence...

9-08-2008 @ 2:47PM

Dave said...

I didn't celebrate Tom Brady getting hurt. Rodney Harrison, on the other hand...

9-08-2008 @ 3:15PM

JFCJR said...

I despise the Patriots but would never celebrate Brady or any other player for being hurt........

9-08-2008 @ 5:16PM

soulcitysigma1914 said...

the only people i wish death or injury upon are murderers and child rapists. I despise Tom Brady, but he not quite as bad as either of the two previously-mentioned groups of people

9-08-2008 @ 9:40PM

cook said...

I had to take a break from doing the "broken knee shuffle", I normally would not enjoy another player getting hurt, but it is the Patriots. If the organization had shown any sort of class or sportsmanship, i doubt anybody would be celebrating this. This team is known for being cheaters and cheap shot artist, so when their smirking leader has his knee blown out accidentally, it's just natural for most fans to be happy, it's karma, it's cummupance. now back to dancing...

9-08-2008 @ 10:53PM

anny said...

I love how you criticize the Pats and Brady for being classless, yet you say it's OK for fans to be happy about Brady being injured. You couldn't be anymore hypocritical. I hate to break it to some of you, but there is no such thing as karma. Brady got hurt because he plays football and injuries happen in football. Some of you people need to get over yourselves and stop acting like your all saints. We have all done things in our lives that are less then perfect. Never cheated on a test or cheated someone out of something to get it or get ahead? Your lying if you say you haven't. We are imperfect beings and we do imperfect things. People are happy about Brady being hurt because he is easy to hate. He's handsome, rich, a 3 time champion, 2 time MVP and dating a supermodel. People love to see the mighty fall.

9-09-2008 @ 2:55AM

Annie,

Just to let you know, I never have cheated on anything. Not on a test, on a spouse or gf, or to get ahead. I was raised, what is the word i'm looking for...right...damn my parent's for teaching me that working hard and being honest is a virtue, a trait that apparently does not run in your family from what you wrote and share with Mr. Brady. Again, he has won his rings by cheating, why does that make him great? Also, this is the guy who abandoned his pregnant gf to run off with his current one. I am just like one of many (hit some of the blogs if you don't agree) who is happy that faith delt a blow to the face of a cheating organisation.

PS. i take it you are a NE fan since you seem to sanction cheating to get ahead in life, I bet it burns knowing people smile when they see that pic of Brady knee going sideways.

9-11-2008 @ 3:51PM

Laura said...

Cook:

You are a liar/cheater and pretty stupid to come in here and try to deny it!! I was raised also to be honest, fair, to be a hard worker, and so on....but I will be be d***ed if I come in here and say that I have not ever told a white lie or cheated on a test. And for your information....every team cheats in their own way...the Patriots are NOT the only ones who did it...they just got caught.

9-09-2008 @ 10:12AM

Bill Kitchen said...

Heck yes!!! I celebrated!! F! Him!! He already has won championships, he's super rich and will be in the hall of fame!

Screw Him!! Good riddance!!!! F! Tom F'n Brady!

9-09-2008 @ 10:45AM

Cheesehead said...

I literally jumped off my couch and cheered when I heard that Brady was out for the year. There justice in the world after all. Tom Brady is the most over-rated athlete in all of professional sports. Any quarterback could do what he has done when they're surrounded by that kind of talent and have a coach who isn't too proud to resort to cheating to get a win.

9-09-2008 @ 9:37PM

Speedyg said...

Hey Cook,

Did your parents teach you to celebrate another person getting injured?

9-10-2008 @ 3:09PM

John said...

Celebrating another player's injury is the epitome of poor sportsmanship.

9-10-2008 @ 3:16PM

foosmom said...

If the Pats don't make it to the SB, the AFC team that does must have an asterik next to its name: *played without competing against Tom Brady.

Same hollow victory golfers feel this year without Tiger.

9-10-2008 @ 3:21PM

If the Pats don't make it to the SB,the AFC team that does must have an asterisk next to its name: *won without competing against Tom Brady.

Same hollow victory golfers feel this year without Tiger.

9-10-2008 @ 3:35PM

DenaryTen said...

I'm not so much delighted that Brady is hurt, as I am delighted that the Cheating Patsies are without their starting quarterback. I wonder what that cheating SOB Bellicheck will do to compensate this one? Send spies to the other team's practices?