Live Feed For Sean's Funeral

[sancho2613]

Originally Posted by 12thMan

Dude, no apologies necessary. I was being a complete ass myself. That entire week I was full of myself for whatever the reason with the whole hate Green Bay thing. I probably was on my period or something.

I hope this Sean Taylor incident will make us all appreciate the talent and the great playes we have with us.

It's ironic that Taylor's last interception was thrown by Favre and here we are apologizing for a spat. Life is funny, huh?

hey we're just two guys passionate about our teams right? ha ha. The death of Sean really has helped me change a lot of my daily actions, i don't go a day without telling my wife that i love her because you never know when your time comes. Like i said i'm a huge Brett Favre and if he had to set the mark for career interceptions i'm glad Sean Taylor was the man who helped him. It's nice that his last interception was one that will go in the record books (or atleast it should)

[SmootSmack]

I think I just saw Snyder and Renaldo Wynn hug

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by BigSKINBauer

Lavar's speech was very emotional.

The speaches were all very moving. But Lavar's was especially touching.

[BleedBurgundy]

Is there anywhere to view it for those of us that couldn't watch live?

[memphisskin]

I wasn't going to watch this, but I thought the pastor wrapped it up beautifully. I really liked hearing his uncle and Coach Shannon.

In other news, Michael Wilbon was released from The George Washington University Hospital after doctor's successfully removed his head from his ass. Doctors did not remove his foot from his mouth, as they expect that to be expelled naturally over time.

[skinsfan_nn]

Simply, very moving.

[DynamiteRave]

I actually woke up late and missed class and most of the funeral but the part I did see choked me up pretty bad, was when Jackie Garcia's sister got up there and spoke on her behalf.

Just from what her sister was saying, I can tell Jackie and Sean had an unbreakable bond; the type that everyone goes through life hoping they find and I'm glad they both found each other and got to spend the little time that they had together to make a beautiful child to carry on his spirit and name. She was right on when she said, God always takes the good ones too soon.

[theJBexperience]

Originally Posted by dall-assblows

i forgive the killers because god will not be easy on them.

Hopefully, He will. We all need forgiveness.

[dall-assblows]

heaven got one hell of a person

[SkinEmAll]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

In short, Wilbon said he wasn't surprised that Taylor was shot because of his past. He later said that maybe Taylor had changed but that didn't mean the people around him had.

Lets not forget Tony Cornhole was in total agreement and even said it with more conviction. There was a 'behind the scenes' type video of tony & wilbon and the wash. post editor, I think, she was something like that, anyway it was a little 4-5 minute conversation about what their thoughts were about the whole thing. Really pissed me off, but I cant find it anywhere now, imagine that. If I find it Ill let yall know.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by SkinEmAll

Lets not forget Tony Cornhole was in total agreement and even said it with more conviction. There was a 'behind the scenes' type video of tony & wilbon and the wash. post editor, I think, she was something like that, anyway it was a little 4-5 minute conversation about what their thoughts were about the whole thing. Really pissed me off, but I cant find it anywhere now, imagine that. If I find it Ill let yall know.

Talking Points -- Today's hot Sports Topics with The Post's Tony Kornheiser, Michael Wilbon and Sports Editor Cindy Boren. - washingtonpost.com (November 27)

[GMScud]

Does anyone if there is or will be a place where I can watch the funeral services? Not to be morbid, but I was at work and didn't know it was going to be televised until after I left the house so I didn't TiVo. I heard there were some very moving speeches given, and the only one's I saw were LaVar and Coach Gibbs.

By the way I was just watching the live moment of silence in the MNF game, and they showed Ray Lewis tearing up. Yet another powerful moment in memory of Sean.

[Cowell]

Yeah I had a tough time watching Ray, very moving. I have a lot of respect for that guy.