I have no words...

http://www.newschannel5.com/Global/story.asp?S=10643962

I just read about this online. Terrible, so sad.

It's looking more and more like a murder-suicide with the somewhat rare twist that the man was the victim. He was one of the toughest QBs I can think of. I think he was on the injury list more often than not but he played through the pain more often than not.

He was on the injury list more often than not... and most of the time with multiple injuries. There were plenty of times that it was next to impossible to keep up with everything that was bothering him that week.

But that was Steve.

I'll never forget the game in Pittsburgh when he was sitting out after surgery to his sternum. O'Donnell goes down with an injury, so Steve just frantically starts warming up and then proceeds to march the Titans down the field to victory.

That and the play in the Super Bowl when everyone knew he was going to be sacked for a huge loss but managed to somehow evade the would-be tacklers and completed the pass to give the Titans another chance.

He was such a joy to watch.

Nashville has truly lost its first professional sports hero.

What a tragedy!

http://www.tennessean.com/article/20090705...RTS01/907050370

A fitting obituary piece by The Tennessean's David Climer...

They've arrested the man who sold the gun to the girlfriend.

Mmm Mmm Mmm...daddy's dead and apparently there is no will!!! MESSY!!!! How could that fool not have a will? That is SO irresponsible and such a disservice to his family. Apparently his wife will be in for a battle because he has two other kids from a previous relationship that his wife did not mention as his heirs, and those two kids have a right to the piece of the pie if they are his heirs. Apparently Mrs. McNair questions whether or not the two are his kids biologically. Sounds like a Maury episode.

But uhhh yeah...why people don't have wills is beyond me? It doesn't even have anything to do with how much money you have, or if you feel you aren't old enough. Its called planning. In addition, when you have a will you need to keep that thing updated.

Considering what a mess his life was, it isn't even remotely surprising that he didn't have a will. There might even be even more kids out there.

He couldn't be bothered to wear a condom, and you expect him to have a will?

Uhhh ok. Not sure what one has to do with the other but umm...ok.

What MM means is that if he wasn't responsible enough to wear a condom why would anybody expect him to responsibly take care of his will...Or @ least that's the way I took it.