You know, it’s mighty funny how self-righteous we get when we are on the other end of things that don’t go our way.  I watched in amazement on Sunday as Dallas linebacker Keith Brookings went after the Vikings sideline because Brett Favre threw a late 4^th quarter touchdown pass in their blowout win over the Cowboys.  I bet if the roles had been reversed he would not have felt the same way.  I immediately thought back to October 25^th when the Cowboys beat the Atlanta Falcons, Brookings former team of 11 seasons 37- 21.  After every good defensive play that Dallas made, Brookings would make a point to taunt the Falcon players on the sideline.  One play after making a tackle for loss close to the Falcon sideline, Brookings gestured and mocked the Falcon players and coaches, many of whom he played at least one of his 11 seasons in Atlanta as a teammate.  Brookings took advantage of every opportunity he could to rub it in their face when he made a play.  So guess what Keith, “turnaround is fair play”!  You reap what you sow!!  It’s no fun when the rabbits got the gun! You are a professional athlete, so stop you’re whining and banging on the Vikings for doing what they are suppose to do……score points.  The object of the game is to score more points than your opponent, until the final whistle blows.  If you don’t link it, then stop them from scoring.  If you can’t do that, then it’s you teams fault, not the Vikings. Again, this is professional sports, not high school or college.  There is no mercy rule!  You don’t cry “uncle”.  In the words of former Green Bay Packers linebacker Tim Harris during a game, “this ain’t no tennis match”

A definition of class-less, is Yates High School in Houston beating Lee High School 170 – 35 in boy’s basketball.  When you are demoralizing teenage boys by beating them by 135 points because you pressed them after every made basketball of the game until the end.  Now that is class-less!!