Originally posted by Kiwon
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But I can envision a 22 year old kid mistakenly thinking he was having fun with the older player when he pats him on the back and ruffles his hair. I don't expect him to have the good sense to not act when he doesn't know how old or frail the player might be.
The same kind of behavior and interaction went on when they introduced this maneuver last year. It was obvious by the way the line is setup and filmed that the network and the NFL want the players to interact with the trophy's march. If it didn't happen to Starr (or whoever it was last year) it was inevitable. Someone is going to want to do something different and bolder. Just look at the cameras they were all carrying this year. Biff Henderson was there for Pete Rozelle's sake.
What doesn't make sense even in my broader context is the spitting. What is the joy or fun in that? Its a rhetorical question and I don't expect the viewers to know. But I hope someone asks him about it.


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