lombardiave.com - 7/6/2009
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Today is a sad day for football fans everywhere. The news of Steve McNair ’s untimely passing was a damper upon every football fan’s Fourth of July festivities. McNair, who was quarterback for both the Tennessee Titans and Baltimore Ravens during his career, was one of the ...
The Legacy of Air McNair
edthesportsfan.com 7/7/2009 — Since the death of Steve McNair, I’ve had a number of conversations with people about his impact, his legacy, as well as the circumstances regarding his untimely demise. I have no desire to get into his personal business, whatsoever. Instead, this will be about someone who will be remembered ...
Steve McNair: A Tribute To One Of The Best
bearsbacker.com 7/4/2009 — When I was searching the internet I saw breaking news about Steve McNair.
It said he was shot to death in a double homicide.
I know I’m a Chicago Bears writer, but I grew up watching him and really admired his skills. I couldn’t believe it was true, I was very very sad. Not only ...
Remembering Steve McNair
justblogbaby.com 7/6/2009 — I’m taking a break from my normal Raider ramblings to write a few words about former Tennessee Titans quarterback Steve McNair .
As you know by now, McNair died at the young age of 36 over the 4 th of July holiday.
Steve McNair: The Image of Leadership
I’ll refrain from ...
McNair Remembered
ravensgab.com 7/6/2009 —
From the Associated Press:
Ravens defensive back Samari Rolle (notes), who played with McNair in Tennessee and Baltimore, said, “If you were going to draw a football player, the physical part, the mental part, everything about being a professional, he is your guy. It is a sad, sad day. The ...
Steve McNair, gone far too soon
blogs.nfl.com 7/5/2009 — The former Pro Bowler and NFL MVP was found dead today from a gunshot wound, leaving behind a vibrant legacy as a player and human being.
Steve McNair: 1973-2009
sports-central.org 7/6/2009 — This holiday weekend, the untimely death of Steve McNair overshadowed a great Wimbledon final, the announcement of the MLB all-star rosters, and everything else on the sports landscape. SC's Brad Oremland remembers a fine QB and a good man.
Steve McNair (1973 - 2009)
beerswithboggs.com 7/6/2009 —
If you’ve turned into TSN, ESPN, or any number of sports related websites, you already know what happened. Details remain sketchy at this point, but what we know is that Steve McNair has passed away after being shot four times this weekend. His girlfriend (he was also married) was ...
Remembering McNair
baltimoresportsreport.com 7/6/2009 —
I’ve gotta tell you that this subject is really eating me up. I was a huge Steve McNair fan during his two years in Baltimore and I respected and feared him during his 11 years in Tennessee. He was a great competitor and out an outstanding quarterback.
It’s been one hell of a ...
Air McNair
gofor2.net 7/6/2009 — On Saturday the football world lost a great player and important man in Steve McNair. The circumstances surrounding McNair’s death are tragic, confusing, and contentious for football fans. But before we look at how we lost McNair, its important to make sure his amazing accomplishments as ...
R.I.P. Steve McNair
baltimorebeatdown.com 7/5/2009 — While he only played two seasons for our Baltimore Ravens , I consider it an honor to have watched Steve McNair play in a Raven uniform. He'll always be remembered as a Tennessee Titan, as he should be, but he'll also go down as one of the toughest ...
Remember This Titan: Steve McNair —
Bleacher Report - NFL 7/6/2009
This is a slideshow through Steve McNair's life. High-school, college, his NFL days, and his ultimate demise. If you have not heard, Steve McNair was shot to death at a condominium yesterday, July 4th, 2009. America's 233rd birthday. This is ...
Daily Haze: Steve McNair is Dead —
Bleacher Report - NFL 7/6/2009
A great holiday weekend was soured for NFL fans upon the news that former Titans and Ravens quarterback Steve McNair had died. Chances are most of you have heard the news by now, so I will do my best to avoid sounding redundant.
As of last ...
