Terrell Owens is pissed that Junior Seau's family won't be able to speak live at the NFL legend's Hall of Fame induction…
CANTON, Ohio — The legendary linebacker Junior Seau was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame but not without controversy. Seau, who took his own life three years ago, asked that his only daughter Sydney give his
He didn't build it with his own two hands or donate money to keep the Hall stocked with yellow blazer fabric and molten bronze. The Hall is not named after him, and he won't be a charter inductee. In fact, the eight-man class of 2015 will bring the
Junior Seau's death complicated his legacy, especially for a generation too young to have seen his prime. Ask a high school senior, even one who grew up in American Samoa, what he can recall of Seau's prime, and you'll get a lot of uhhs and umms.
Junior Seau played in the NFL for 20 years. He retired in 2009. He earned a lot of money as well as the respect of his teammates and opponents, and he was a fan favorite. At the age of 43, less than three years after leaving the game, Seau committed