(S29) PT 4 - Statues

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For the Chicago Butchers, one player that you absolutely have to make a statue for is none other than the most famous Butcher of all time Sean O'Leary. Drafted in the dark days of the Butchers' history, O'Leary stuck through some of the most difficult seasons that any franchise in the ISFL has ever known. But he never once complained, never once demanded a trade, and never once did he ever show any sign of quit on the field. When a new regime came into town, he didn't demand a trade or a ridiculous contract. He composed himself and he put da team on his back doh. Alongside a bunch of new faces, including a new QB that he'd have to go through growing pains with, O'Leary established himself as a leader and a mentor for the Butchers. While he was rarely looked at by the league as an elite player at the wide receiver position until late in his tenure, Chicago fans could tell he was something special from the first day he set foot on the field. IT's unfortunate the team was never able to get him the coveted Ultimus trophy but O'Leary was always the hardest worker, a consummate professional and without a doubt the most famous Butcher in franchise history.