This is terrible guys. We lost a hero today.

But I’m a fan of football and the human race first. So sorry to hear about McNair. I had tremendous respect for him as a player and a person. My prayers go out to Steve and his family.

Is this a joke? I wake up and this is the news I am greeted with…

RIP STEVE

This is tragic. Steve McNair was one of my favorite players. My ten year old son and I talk football probably too much, and I’ve always told him that McNair played with more guts and heart than most. He was as tough as they come. How sad.

To those of you who were his biggest fans, my condolences. My prayers go to his wife and children.

I’m a 49er fan, but Steve McNair was one of all time favorites that didn’t put on the red and gold. The man played with guts and left it all out the field everytime. RIP Steve McNair.

It is a dam shame we lost this great QB he was one of my in inspirations first M.J now Steve McNair this is by far the worst NFL Offseason the nation had seen there were about if I can recall 6 or 7 deaths and one of my own who was lost at sea. R.I.P Everyone not one deserved this fate.

He represented everything that EVERY football player should hope to ever be. Tough. High character. A pure leader. Class.
I can unabashedly say that Steve McNair was by far my favorite non-Dallas Cowboys player. Ever.

He was one of the toughest players to play to the game of football, and he loved playing. I know that Dallas fans are not supposed to root for Houston team, but I always secretly cheered on the Oilers. When they moved to Nashville, I became a fan of them as well. Still am. And having McNair as their quarterback made it even easier to root them on.

I loved watching McNair play and it’s sad to see him leave us in this fashion. This has hit me pretty hard, and I find myself oddly at a loss for words. All I can say is how much I loved him not only as a football player but as a great, great person.

You didn’t have to be a fan of the Oilers or Titans to be a fan of Steve McNair. In some round about way I think McNair’s success in the NFL made it an easier decision for our front office to draft McNabb. He was one of the NFL’s true ironmen, one of the franchise’s elite and will be greatly missed.

Terrible and shocking. My thoughts are with all of you.

Was by far my all time favorite QB in the game. I wish his family well and send my condolences. What a sad sad day in Life not only for who he was but for the type of person he was on and off the field, Steve “Air” McNair you will be missed dearly and we love you man.

An incredibly sad time for all Titan fans and for the entire NFL family. As a huge Titan & Steve McNair fan, I want to thank all our NFL brethren for your kind words here at MCM today. Regardless of what team colors you sport on Sunday, you had to respect the way that Steve McNair played the game when he stepped on the field each Sunday. RIP Steve “Air” McNair, #9…….

McNair was one of the few Quartebacks that I dreaded having to play against. I loved watching him play, he was one of the gutsiest and toughest Quarterbacks ever to play the game, and was never afraid to mix it up with the others. When he bet us that time in the 2002 playoffs, he was on song, and that was a heartbreaking loss.

He played the spot how it should be, and i would always prefer a guy who is ready to mix it up and bang heads with a defense, rather than a prima donna QB who cries every time he gets hit

My condolences go out to the Titan fanbase and his family…..this is a terrible tragedy…and now all we have of him are memories

If I’m not mistaken, I’ve read inthe Tennessean, that Neely arrived at 7 am to the apt. Gaddy arrived and called police at 1:35 pm. What was Neely doing for 6 and a half hours in between?

As one who has general knowledge of handguns, I find it highly unlikely that the girl would have felt comfortable enough to fire the weapon, much less hit him four times. She doesn’t seem to fit a profile of a killer. If she came at hiim with a gun, wouldn’t he be shot in the arms trying to shield himself?

I suspect another person was there during the event. It just doesn’t add up that the girl would have done this, especially shooting him in the head twice.

Very suspicious

Around 7 a.m. on the Fourth of July, McNair’s friend, Wayne Neeley, unlocked the condo he was co-renting with McNair. He spotted McNair on the couch and Kazemi on the floor, but walked past them to the kitchen, apparently not realizing anything was amiss. It was only when he returned to the living room that he realized both had been dead for several hours, Aaron said.


He then called another friend who joined him at the condo. They placed a call to police at about 7:35 a.m.

was it 7:35 am or 1:35 pm?

Friend found bodies
Police said Wayne Neely, a longtime friend of McNair’s who rented the condo with him, discovered the bodies in the condo shortly before 1 p.

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either there is some shotty reporting going on at the Tennessean or someone isn’t telling the truth

Just heard CBS NEWS report on the radio where they did confirm it was a homicide, but they also said Mcnair was dating Kazemi. If that was true what an interesting plot twist that is, maybe that would be a motive for her if she, as it seems is the killer who knows, but CBS is the only station reporting they were dating. Just thought I’d pass it on. Because as far as I know Steve was Married with 4 kids.

McNair was a great QB and one of the good guys. Hopefully his family, friends, and fans will get the answers the deserve.

R.I.P. Steve, and thanks.

Gun was bought by her.

The gun recovered at the scene of the deaths of Steve McNair and Sahel Kazemi was purchased by Kazemi recently, Metro police have confirmed…The gun was found under Kazemi’s body.

- Tennessean