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http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/5687558
He says he does not like to ware helmets, I wonder if that will change now.
What's that hat he has on when he's under center than?
+1 i'm a huge steeler fan but bens not the brightest guy on the field. nothing like risking millions of dollars in a football contract to ride huh?Originally posted by Leebo
Just because you are big, rich and can throw a football does not make you smart.
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He was on his way to ride with Kellen Winslow.
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Putting his hands in the air, like he just doesn't care.
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When are the teams going to get smart and start negotiating HUGE fines & bench time for this kind of stuff.
It is their investment and it is not that hard to stay off the bike in order to have such a fun & lucrative career for 10 years. Plenty of time to pose on bikes later.
There is all the talk of 2nd or 3rd concussions occurring more easily.. what if he got one in this bike accident and it causes him to go down the Steve Young path a little earlier in his career then normal... what a waste.
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http://benroethlisberger.typepad.com...mment-18430004
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let this be a lesson that being stupid is'nt worth it... i hope you come out of this okay, but life is too short to ruin it by being stupid...put on a damn helmet
Those posts on his blog are wicked old...
Did he have a previous motorcycle incident? They read like, "Come on you got lucky this time, now start wearing a helmet!"
ESPN did a story about that about a year ago when Kevin Winslow crashed his bike. Something about the NFL having a rule that teams cannot control what their player can and cannot do in the off season and they cannot "peinalize" them for their stupidity.Originally posted by benVFR
When are the teams going to get smart and start negotiating HUGE fines & bench time for this kind of stuff.
It is their investment and it is not that hard to stay off the bike in order to have such a fun & lucrative career for 10 years. Plenty of time to pose on bikes later.
There is all the talk of 2nd or 3rd concussions occurring more easily.. what if he got one in this bike accident and it causes him to go down the Steve Young path a little earlier in his career then normal... what a waste.
Apparently he was riding a 2005 Hayabusa with no helmet... gimme a break ! Went head on into a Chrysler New Yorker that turned left into his lane.
Would he go to the line of scrimmage with no helmet ?
Many do. Usually some part in the contract says 'must not participate in activites with elevated risk of injury'. Maybe not in the NFL but I'm pretty sure the NBA allows it.Originally posted by benVFR
When are the teams going to get smart and start negotiating HUGE fines & bench time for this kind of stuff.
It is their investment and it is not that hard to stay off the bike in order to have such a fun & lucrative career for 10 years. Plenty of time to pose on bikes later.
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Thought I heard something about knee injuries as well.
I never listen to the radio in the morning, but flipped it on just in time to hear the Hillman morning show talk about it on AAF. The comment from Lyndon Byers to people complaining about him not wearing a helmet was something to the effect of how a helmet would not have saved his face anyway. I'm guessing LB has never seen a full face helmet?
Immediatly went back to the CD. Not really sure what made me turn on morning radio![]()
Yah Opie and Anthony had one of the ABATE morons call in and start arguing that if Big Ben had been wearing a helmet he would have broken his neck and been paralyzed for sure.
Thank God O & A emphatically just said, "You SIR, are an IDIOT!"
Or why guys who race cars wear helmets?
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I watched Sportscenter this morning. They said that Ben Rothblahburger was NOT wearing a helmet at the time of the crash.
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Listening to WEEI today, and some surgeon called in, said 50% of motoryclists will have a fatal, or near fatal crash.
I have no idea where he got that stat from, but hopefully it's inflated.
Yea, if Ben was wearing a full face helmet, he probably would have minimal injuries. Nothing serious to his body, just head/face.
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Steelers warned him thoroughly
That sums it up.. someone from MSF needs to step up and publicly encourage the NFL to mandate training if they are not going to stop the players from riding.
Oh and he owned himself when he publicly talked about the lack of a helmet law in PA. I can't believe the Steelers never caught that.
According to the news helmets are required for anyone:
- Under 21
- Riding on a permit without a license
- Who has not taken MSF
"His helmet is on ebay!!!"
and his license is included with the helmet?