steelersbabex25
01-20-2011, 05:26 PM
So, I can't even remember how long ago I sent that dollar to the NFL to help pay James Harrison's fine. I finally got that letter back from the NFL, and I said that I would type it up here after I got it, so here it is.
We received your letter containing money to be used to help pay for a fine incurred be Steelers linebacker James Harrison.
The player is solely responsible for paying his fine. Player fines collected by the National Football league are used to support retired players in need and other charitable initiatives supporting youth, education and sports-related medical research.
At the request of the organizer of this initiative, however, the money from fans like you is being donated to the Beaver County (Penn.) YMCA's Sacks for kids program.
One of our most important priorities is protecting our players from needless injury. In recent years, we have focused on minimizing contact to the head and neck, especially where a defenseless player is involved. This season we have further emphasized the importance of teaching safe and controlled techniques and of playing within the rules. It is incumbent on all us to support the rules that we have in place to protect players while serving as an example for all levels of football.
We appreciate your support of the NFL and hope you enjoy the remainder of the 2010 season.
Sincerely,
Rob McBurnett
NFL Public Relations
Read that second to last paragraph again. Go ahead, do it. I dare you not to bust out laughing. I know I did.
We received your letter containing money to be used to help pay for a fine incurred be Steelers linebacker James Harrison.
The player is solely responsible for paying his fine. Player fines collected by the National Football league are used to support retired players in need and other charitable initiatives supporting youth, education and sports-related medical research.
At the request of the organizer of this initiative, however, the money from fans like you is being donated to the Beaver County (Penn.) YMCA's Sacks for kids program.
One of our most important priorities is protecting our players from needless injury. In recent years, we have focused on minimizing contact to the head and neck, especially where a defenseless player is involved. This season we have further emphasized the importance of teaching safe and controlled techniques and of playing within the rules. It is incumbent on all us to support the rules that we have in place to protect players while serving as an example for all levels of football.
We appreciate your support of the NFL and hope you enjoy the remainder of the 2010 season.
Sincerely,
Rob McBurnett
NFL Public Relations
Read that second to last paragraph again. Go ahead, do it. I dare you not to bust out laughing. I know I did.