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Message: [QUOTE="Crank, post: 3252844, member: 9692"] He had me at "I woke up one Monday after a game and I had blood in my urine." Yup. I had a lot of hard weeks in the office, you know, but never did get to the point of pissing blood. Guy had surgery on his finger in College. Multiple surgeries in the NFL, and a concussion. How may guys posting on the Internet about this have ever pissed blood or had a concussion because of a tough day on the job? Or a labrum tear? Or significant high ankle pain with unknown cause? I can't even imagine that I'd have the resolve to "finish the year so as not to let my guys down" when that means potentially exacerbating a bad ankle and not being in it mentally, subjecting me and everyone around me to bad results, both physically and win column wise. I hope that every one of his teammates putting on the gear each week respect his decision. The clowns who have piled out of the clown-shame-car, who are they? Gottlieb and Dockich? Basketball players? Lol. Clown 1 and Clown 2. There is a trend - not sure if it's an internet culture thing or what. More and more, people have long memories for perceived slights, but very short memories for past good deeds. This guy gave them a bunch of great years and 4 playoff appearances. He should have gotten a standing O when the news broke. Clowns 3 through about 10,000 there. Do those fan clowns still remember tanking to get Luck, winning the "Suck for Luck" competition they were having with Miami? Guy woke up with blood in his urine. I'd probably have to trip over the large stapler and take a header into the copy machine to even see externally leeched blood. Kudos to the Colts for letting him keep the money. Thanks for the memories Mr. Luck. Get on enjoying life, without the theater of violence. [/QUOTE]

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