yokahontas
Bencher
Personally, Slater is RIGHT up there in my pantheon of most hated players...(they are getting fewer, as people like Crocker, Hodges etc retire). But I do remember him stopping play and cradling Wolf's head, when he broke his neck. Gives him one very small redeeming feature in the great list of injustices and foul play he's responsible for over the last 15 years or so.
I don't count that as a redeeming feature, to be honest - it got talked up at the time (and still does now) as if Slater did something special or out of the ordinary, but really, almost any player would've done the same thing. You grow up playing contact sports, you learn about not moving someone with a suspected neck/spinal injury very early on.
Besides that, think about how many times you see all the players stop and try to assist when, say, they hear something go crack in a tackle, or a guy is concussed and multiple players are trying to get his mouthguard out, get the officials' attention etc. Not uncommon to see, just for example, a tackler stay still when the guy he's tackled has busted his knee or something - they will sit there until the trainers/medics move the injured player off them.
TL;DR: Slater's a filthy grub and doesn't deserve any kudos for doing what any player would've done in that situation.