Professional Football Researchers Association Forum

Just a quick nod in this, comments from Thurman Thomas about Terrell Owen's decision to not attend the HoF induction:

"Thurman Thomas upset with Terrell Owens' decision to skip Hall of Fame ceremony

You can count Thurman Thomas among those upset with Terrell Owens' decision to skip the Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinement ceremony.

"I'm a little ticked off that he's not coming," the Hall of Fame Buffalo Bills running back said Saturday morning at the Buffalo-based Professional Football Researchers Association Convention in the Buffalo History Museum auditorium. 'But it's his choice ... I think it was a bad PR move on his part, but I do get it.'"

Entire read:
https://buffalonews.com/2018/07/14/thur ... -ceremony/

OK, who broke the first and second rules of the PFRA?

Rupert Patrick wrote:OK, who broke the first and second rules of the PFRA?

Rule #1 … what happens in Buffalo stays in Buffalo ...

JeffreyMiller wrote:

Rupert Patrick wrote:OK, who broke the first and second rules of the PFRA?

Rule #1 … what happens in Buffalo stays in Buffalo ...

I always thought the first rule of PFRA is you don't talk about PFRA, and the second rule of PFRA is you don't talk about PFRA.

Rupert Patrick wrote:

JeffreyMiller wrote:

Rupert Patrick wrote:OK, who broke the first and second rules of the PFRA?

Rule #1 … what happens in Buffalo stays in Buffalo ...

I always thought the first rule of PFRA is you don't talk about PFRA, and the second rule of PFRA is you don't talk about PFRA.

Then the one I posted must by rule #3?

Rupert Patrick wrote:

JeffreyMiller wrote:

Rupert Patrick wrote:OK, who broke the first and second rules of the PFRA?

Rule #1 … what happens in Buffalo stays in Buffalo ...

I always thought the first rule of PFRA is you don't talk about PFRA, and the second rule of PFRA is you don't talk about PFRA.

Maybe, but the rules about PRFA might be different.

All kidding aside, thanks, Ron, for sharing that... I'm glad that the Buffalo News gave a good mention to PFRA (and that the Buffalo History Museum recorded Thurman Thomas's speech).