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I'm very sorry to hear that former NFL quarterback Steve McNair, was found dead in his downtown condominium. He had a fatal bullet wound in his head. Terrible!
36-year-old McNair have been in NFL for 13 seasons, and just retired in April last year. When in Tennessee Titans, McNair led the team to Super Bowl in 2000, which they lost 23-16 to the St. Louis Rams. He was co-MVP of the NFL with Colts quarterback Peyton Manning in 2003.
We are deeply affected by the news of his death. To his former teammates, McNair is an excellent player on the football field and a friend in the locker room.
"If you were going to draw a football player, the physical part, the mental part, everything about being a professional, he is your guy. It is a sad, sad day. The world lost a great man today." Ravens defensive back Samari Rolle said. He played with McNair in Tennessee and Baltimore.
"This is so, so sad," said Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome, who worked the trade with Tennessee. "What we admired most about Steve when we played against him was his competitive spirit, and we were lucky enough to have that with us for two years. He is one of the best players in the NFL over the last 20 years."
No matter which team McNair played for, he always believed in the upward look, even he got hurt during the games. That was McNair. It wasn't about putting up numbers, but about winning. And he was the most selfless, optimistic and friendliest person that was willing to offer a hand to who was in need.
His spirit and skill compel our admiration. We will remember his everything forever. May he rest in peace!
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