Atlanta game was a tough one in our family.

[MapleLeaf]

A vidoe game is no reason to be a fan of any team.

...this argument, but it didn't work.

 

[phillycard]

Davidyee, tell your son to keep his chin up and be proud of his team. This is what will make him a stronger fan when he becomes a man, and looks back on these days with pride. I remember my brother crying after y'all lost games as a kid. I did the same thing for the Cards.

 

[chinch]

...that's cold! I hate to be your kid.

cold yes, but enabling can be just as bad if not worse.... i'd hate to have a parent or role model encouraging cheering for anything "mike vick". do i dare guess who purchased the video game system and games for him

the kid's old enough to be told "you cheer for a punk' and now you got punk'd. last home game he made obscene hand gestures to loyal fans and he's a fun athlete to watch on video games or ESPN but no role model or anyone to care about... he's also not that good a QB".

might as well pile on a little

 

[LeonDixson]

Hi, David. Good to see you posting again. If you've posted lately I haven't seen them. Are you still in Canada?

It's probably too late now, but I think I would have shown your son how to use the trade feature in Madden and put Vick on the Cowboys' team. Then everyone would have been happy. Imagine what Vick (in Madden at least) could do with Owens, Glenn and Witten as receivers.

 

[CanadianCowboysFan]

My son is three and is already wearing Cowboys' stuff. He knows that the Cowboys are my team so no doubt they will be his team as well.

 

[phillycard]

No offense, but you failed as a father. I am sorry.