When will the Pink end???

[Jangler]

yeah, not AC/DC's best stuff.

[Seal (SmittyIsOurSavior)]

Why does it matter? Like if it were affecting performance, that's one thing, but something as arbitrary as pink gloves and cleats? I don't see how that's a bad thing...

[FugginPoo]

Whats the plan? is the NFL going to use 1/4 of its season for this from now on? It was cool the first year, we are "AWARE", now can we move on?

[Double34Trouble28]

Whats the plan? is the NFL going to use 1/4 of its season for this from now on? It was cool the first year, we are "AWARE", now can we move on?

no

[Jbro]

Better than border jumper day.

[csx]

Yeah I hate it. There is no sense in it. What good does it really do? If anything they could just put a pink ribbon stick on their helmets. I am so tired of seeing so much pink. It really is ridiculous.

1. All of the pink items worn are auctioned of with proceeds going to American Cancer Society

2. It serves as a yearly reminder for exams.

3. I feel awful for you having to endure looking at a color. How you harness the strength to continue every day is a testament to your personal struggle.

[Sheldon Wolowizard]

First off, breast cancer has hit my family directly so I have first hand experience dealing with this disease. While I understand the need for breast cancer awareness and that women need to be encouraged to have exams, I think the saddest part of all of this is that breast cancer has become big business. Companies now make money off this. Look up some of the breast cancer sweatshirts, they cost as much as UnderArmor.

Personally, I think that there already is a cure for cancer of all types but unfortunately, why would you want to make $1 for prevention when you can make $250000 for the "cure"

[Mr. Scot]

1. All of the pink items worn are auctioned of with proceeds going to American Cancer Society

2. It serves as a yearly reminder for exams.

3. I feel awful for you having to endure looking at a color. How you harness the strength to continue every day is a testament to your personal struggle.

Pretty much.

Seems like kind of a silly thing to be bothered by.

[5158Poundin]

1. All of the pink items worn are auctioned of with proceeds going to American Cancer Society

2. It serves as a yearly reminder for exams.

3. I feel awful for you having to endure looking at a color. How you harness the strength to continue every day is a testament to your personal struggle.

October IS breast cancer awareness month. Men are also affected and can have it. It seems like a tragedy when there are MEN hating on the color used to signify the TATAS. Women are also fans of the NFL.

I am THRILLED the NFL recognizes the women behind the NFL, the mothers, sisters, daughters, and cousins behind the MEN.

I am also glad that my favorite sport takes the time to remind me that my TATAs are WORTH keeping and checking!

[Dpantherman]

Ever thought for a second that maybe just maybe the players LIKE it? They don't give a poo what you think, therefore they will keep doing it.

Btw, its for a good cause.

[JJT]

When will breast cancer end?

Anyone who is not aware of breast cancer has been living in a cave for the last 60 years.

No more pink, please. It's patronizing.

[bauss]

I'll agree. One a game in the entire month is enough. 1/4th of the season is a little overboard.

[Kuech Da Sneak]

When will the FugginPoo threads that are fuggin poo end?

[Fiz]

it'll end when people realize breast cancer awareness and all its bullshit feminism is a corporate scam and breast cancer isn't even really That Big A Deal.