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After hearing the news of the tragic murder of Steve McNair, I have been reading several articles about him, his life, and the legacy he leaves behind. I've read some very sympathetic articles, and some that are very critical of his actions with "Jenny".

There are a lot of crazy things going around surrounding the death of Steve McNair, but there is one thing we all need to remember.

Two people lost their lives today in what appears to be an avoidable situation.

They ask Biggie once how he felt about Tupac dying and he said something very prophetic:

"I wouldn't wish death on nobody there isn't any coming back from that."

So just remember while you are watching ESPN, CNN and etc that you don't forget regardless of what was going on in McNair's personal life there is no justification for murder. Just please keep that in mind.

Here are updated details from CNN.com:

Steve McNair was the definition of a "very good quarterback." Not great, not spectacular, but just a solid pro for 13 years! Before Donovan McNabb, Daunte Culpepper, Michael Vick (sans Dog Whispering), Vince Young and etc., he was a pioneer for black quarterbacks. He was the second black quarterback to play in the Super Bowl.

You want your QB, your leader to be the toughest player on the team both mentally and physically. There is no denying that McNair was one of the toughest Quarterbacks to ever play the game. If I listed all the injuries he played through it would be take up a whole page. In the end that determination probably knocked 3-4 years of his career, but, to hear him talk about it, he wouldn't have had it any other way. Hall of Famer? No, but he will be forever be remembered as a quarterback that other quarterbacks should strive to be in terms of leadership and ultimate determination.