‘Dead-Man-Suit 2011 Award’ Is Ready And Waiting
Posted by on August 23, 2011 – 5:04 pmIn anticipation of tomorrow’s “Welcome Home Luncheon,” many players have gone out and rented or bought top-notch suits for the festivities.
But not everyone is a snappy fashionista.
Inside linebacker Rocky McIntosh wanted to remind me that he will be giving out the annual award to the worst-dressed teammate. The ‘Dead-Man-Suit award,’ as he calls it, is a tradition that he’s carrying into at least its fifth year, with the help of teammates LaRon Landry and others.
He describes the award as: “It’s given to the player who wears a ugly 1960s suit that looks like they stole it from a body at the graveyard. I have prizes and awards for whoever ‘wins’ this year.”
I’m no judge, but here are some interesting choices from last year. First, defensive back Kevin Barnes:
And then defensive lineman Albert Haynesworth:

I’m excited to see what walks through the luncheon doors tomorrow.
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By chad on Aug 23, 2011 | Reply
thats what i like to see, it makes the players seem more approachable and down to earth instead of whats perceived on TV. not that im saying nfl players get a bad rap, im just saying this kind of stuff is funny and makes football appear less serious. what a great idea for an award.
By RussianBreadMaker on Aug 23, 2011 | Reply
Winner: Trent “Silverback” Williams.