Solomon Thomas.....so sad.... (1 Viewer)

[Outbackjack]

I’ve always really liked Solomon and would have loved to get him last year, but he went too high for us.

I had no idea about his sister.....what a horrifically sad story.

He seems like such a regular guy, son to his family, sometimes you forget these great NFL stars are people first.

I’ll be rooting for ST for the rest of his career (short of Saints games of course)

'I'm also struggling every day': An NFL player on the loss of his sister

 

[HJBandME]

That's a lovely, heartfelt article he wrote.
Brave and honest.

 

[jeepman]

He seems so genuine.

 

[TruSaint]

That’s terrible

 

[ANKOMA33]

This is sad to hear.

 

[jayd265]

wow. great article and must read. new favorite non saint football player right there.

 

[GeauxSainz]

Wow, Very sad and great article. I hope his family heals quickly.

 

[Outbackjack]

Total respect for him both on and off the field.
Love to sign/trade for him one day.

 

[Cajun Chat]

I’ve always really liked Solomon and would have loved to get him last year, but he went too high for us.

I had no idea about his sister.....what a horrifically sad story.

He seems like such a regular guy, son to his family, sometimes you forget these great NFL stars are people first.

I’ll be rooting for ST for the rest of his career (short of Saints games of course)

'I'm also struggling every day': An NFL player on the loss of his sister

Thanks for sharing as I'm wiping away my tears. Depression is real and an increasing health crisis in our society. I've lost a cousin and been around many family members and friends who have struggled with depression. All I can say is listen and love. It makes a difference.

 

[hooha23]

Wow this hits so close. I lost my younger brother in 2015 to suicide. He was in his late 20s and left behind a 6 month old son. Military man, and also had a history of abuse by others. We were less than 2 years apart.

Anyone who knows anyone that even might be hurting, reach out. Biggest regret is always feeling like you could have done more or not noticing what we later thought were "signs".