Carson Wentz

[TAILG8R]

I disagree with this wholeheartedly. Carson talks about being an avowed Christian and that's how he chooses to live his life. But never once have I heard him say to anyone you need to live your life as I do. And you may think that's a distinction without a difference, but that is one of the things I love about Carson the most. He leads through example not by dictating to others how to lead their lives. That will get you no where fast, you know, like telling others how they need to respond to other peoples behaviour!

What a great opportunity to set an example.

[wagsabison]

I disagree with this wholeheartedly. Carson talks about being an avowed Christian and that's how he chooses to live his life. But never once have I heard him say to anyone you need to live your life as I do. And you may think that's a distinction without a difference, but that is one of the things I love about Carson the most. He leads through example not by dictating to others how to lead their lives. That will get you no where fast, you know, like telling others how they need to respond to other peoples behaviour!

I agree! Lead by example and don't tell people how they should feel or act.

[BattleBorn]

This is beyond silly at this point. I like Carson and wish him well, but he's a football player. I appreciate all he did (and continues to do) for NDSU, but he's being deified and now held to the same standards as Jesus.

[oldmantutters]

This is beyond silly at this point. I like Carson and wish him well, but he's a football player. I appreciate all he did (and continues to do) for NDSU, but he's being deified and now held to the same standards as Jesus.

...must be the off-season...

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[Christopher Moen]

What a great opportunity to set an example.

He did, by not being disrespectful towards opposing teams and their fans. Still won't change the culture in Philly.

If the Vikings had won, I doubt few, if any, are complaining. It's not like Minnesota fans were the first to receive this type of treatment from the Eagle fanatics and they won't be the last. However, I doubt we'll ever hear about this much complaining from the losing fanbase. That alone tells you the difference between the Vikings' fanbase and others. Get over yourselves, the rest of the country doesn't care, and hence, why the mistreatment wasn't national news.

[BisonAccountant44]

Are we still talking about this? Seriously?

[Christopher Moen]

Are we still talking about this? Seriously?

Unfortunately, yes.

[wagsabison]

...must be the off-season...

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The editors at the forum just smile when they see letters like this come in.

[bisonp]

He did, by not being disrespectful towards opposing teams and their fans. Still won't change the culture in Philly.

If the Vikings had won, I doubt few, if any, are complaining. It's not like Minnesota fans were the first to receive this type of treatment from the Eagle fanatics and they won't be the last. However, I doubt we'll ever hear about this much complaining from the losing fanbase. That alone tells you the difference between the Vikings' fanbase and others. Get over yourselves, the rest of the country doesn't care, and hence, why the mistreatment wasn't national news.

Actually, it was. It was in many national outlets including but not limited to ESPN, ABC, CBS, USAToday, etc. Was it the top story? No, but I think most football fans in the country have heard about it by now.

By the way, this post isn't complaining, it's just a factual response to yet another post whining about other people whining.

[Bison Gal]

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That’s an awesome story...thanks for sharing!