October is breast cancer awareness month. Judging by your post they need to wear pink more often.
I'm all for supporting the cause, but a quarter of the season wearing pink is overkill in my opinion. A pink ribbon on be jersey would be plenty or go all out for one game. It'll look strange when we look back at highlights for the season.
They did it last season too and they only did it for the 1st 2 weeks of the month so teams that had a bye could participate. As far as I know they aren't making the players do it so I don't have a problem with it.
i am all for the pink. i support the boobies 110%
yeah the color scheme fits in ours a least a little but i have seen a lot of teams like the above where them hats ain't gonna sell at the souvenir shopI guess two weeks is cool. I thought it was all month... Just saw the jets sideline. Pink and green hats. Yuck!
I'm almost certain they don't sell the pink merch, since the only person I know that has any got his from an NFL player. To be honest, they should, and contribute a portion of the sales to breast cancer charities. It'd be a great cause, and something that might sell a little.
October is breast cancer awareness month. Judging by your post they need to wear pink more often.
oh hush, i was just asking a question, you know thats how you find out answers to things your not sure of,and i'll see your mulliganand raise you twoSorry you have to look at pink...hope you will be able to survive this horrible tribulation in your life. If you do happen to make it through this terrible, terrible time, just know you will come out so much stronger because you were able to tolerate the pink. I know it's probably quite a burden.
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thats the general observation i just made,anyway i just wanted to know whats up so lets not start slinging stones here,All well and good. But Breast Cancer is not the most deadly cancer. What about those people?
Shouldn't the NFL/etc do a full blitz on prostate and testicular cancers? Which is an area that the NFL has the greatest reach for those effected by it?
Shouldn't the NFL/etc do a full blitz on prostate and testicular cancers?
Those of us who have been close to women who have battled breast cancer understand and I believe strongly support the wearing of pink. Those who haven't don't get it. They have no idea how it affects you and the woman in your life who has the cancer.