@therealbdsimon@AnnieAgar 100% agree man . Definitely don't think what he did was right but I don't think i people should be dancin on his grave about it.
Do I think Tiger Woods was selfish for getting behind the wheel while impaired? Yes, I do. It was reckless, irresponsible, and completely avoidable. When you have that level of money and access, there is absolutely no excuse for making that decision.
At the same time, I am not blind to what he has been dealing with. Years of chronic pain and surgeries take a serious toll, and that part is genuinely hard to watch.
I hope he gets the help he clearly needs and turns this around. I have loved Tiger since I was a little girl watching him with my dad, and those memories still mean a lot to me.
But I am not going to sit here and dog pile on him like everyone else. I am not interested in tearing him down at his lowest. I want to see him get better, and I will always root for him to come back stronger.
@southlot@DaBearsTakeOver You realize almost all your posts are concerned about the Packers ? Bears fans are the worst honestly. I thought it was detroit last year but you guys definitely take the cake.
@MollyBrownESPN@ESPNMadison@JimRutledge @JimMattMolly You also did not watch the game if you actually thought the niners defense looked good against Seattle last week.
@MollyBrownESPN@ESPNMadison@JimRutledge @JimMattMolly They also had bosa and warner week 1 so if your argument is "packers without Micah" not a great comparison in the games those two aren't hurt.