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Article Title: The Public Knows All: NFL Players Lack Of
Privacy
Author: Linda Polansky
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One thing that NFL players must keep in mind is that when they
sign that large contract to play for the National Football
League, they in a way agree to allow the public to know all of
their personal business. Of course the player may not even
think about this, or may feel that maybe the public wouldn�t be
interested in his personal business, but if he feels this way,
then he�s sadly mistaken.
NFL players all have many loyal fans. Some fans work hard to
find out every thing there is to know about that particular
player. They read gossip magazines, look through numerous
websites, and some even look for chances to go through the
player�s trash at the player�s home. This may be pretty
meddlesome as well as a little obsessive, but unfortunately,
many people become this way. Even some of the gossip magazine
employees will go through the player�s trash, looking for even
meaningless things to publicize and misconstrue to the public.
This is a very unfortunate and negative part of becoming an NFL
player. Fortunately, most of the pro ball players are able to
completely prevent this type of thing from happening.
What professional football players can�t avoid, unfortunately,
is that when something does happen in their private lives, it
will become public news. Even if the player works very hard to
keep the news under wraps, it will eventually find a way of
leaking out. Some news, such as engagements, weddings or the
birth of a child may be the type of news that NFL players don�t
mind the public knowing. They may even report it directly to the
news/magazines them selves, because they are proud.
Much to NFL players� dismay, if they happen to be arrested, get
a divorce, or are involved in something else negative, the media
will literally go nuts trying to get all the details of the
incident so they can immediately report it to the public. This
can cause anger, frustration, and especially embarrassment.
These types of incidents are very painful and personal, and it
only intensifies that pain when the media starts publicizing
all of their affairs.
NFL players may not like having their private affairs
publicized, but once they agree to become �sports celebrities�,
they are silently agreeing that it�s okay for this to happen.
About The Author: Linda Polansky writes about
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