That sucks that you had to be surprised by that and your child heard that. And I agree that because the organization and team want to be more family/fan oriented, this should have been either prevented or addressed to the public about possible language. However, at some point in time, our kids are going to hear this stuff. We all try to bottle them up and prevent them from receiving this information. My children know some bad words, but they know they aren't supposed to say them or repeat them (until they become adults; in which they can decide for themselves). It's up to us as parents to address this, not blame others for making the information available. This is football and we know that our team likes to play music during practice; and hip-hop, regardless of your opinion of the music genre, is very popular and can get people very hype. I listen to all types of music and have no problem with foul language in music. I don't make it visible to my kids yet, because they don't understand where the music comes from. So I understand your concerns. But we all know what kind of music plays during practice. If the kids aren't old enough or informed enough on what they hear, they shouldn't be permitted to go. Right or not, harsh or not, you just gotta make a choice. I don't think the music will change, they just may need to find some edited versions.

GO JAGS!!

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