2010 Week 17

Bart said:

Thrashem, I agree with everything you say in your post, but I'm on the fence about Boomer.



I'll tell you why. I don't have cable so I listen to radio broadcasts while working out or performing tasks around the house. Boomer often does games for Westwood One and one evening I tuned in to catch a Patriots game.



I was shocked at how complimentary he was to several of the White players on both teams.At a critical juncture of the game the Pats lined up Welker, Edelman and Woodhead, Boomer said this was going to be a huge mismatch because they were the quickest guys on the field. Previous to that comment he said Welker was a great player and uncoverable. It sticks in my mind because he was really gushing about them throughout the game.



He did say something like, "Where does Belichick find these guys?"



So, I'm thinking he really is impressed by them and would like to say, "Hey, look at these super quick, dynamite, athletic White players dominating the supposed uber affletes." "And why is Belichick the only coach willing to recruit players no one else is interested in?"



He would like to draw attention to the fact that they are White but can't do so for obvious reasons. It's safer to make a quip about Ivy League schools, and so forth. That way he draws attention to their color without raising red flags.



What do you think? I could be way off base, I guess.

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I don't think you're offbase. Keep in mind these guys cannot come out and openly support white players on network TV. Those shows are controlled by hardcore Marxists with an agenda to get across. If Boomer or Marino or anyone else comes out on TV showing solidarity and support their broadcast careers will quickly come to an end as the NFL stuffs their past accomplishments into a lock box never to be discussed again.

Check this comment out from Walterfootball from some DWF!

The Patriots have one key flaw - they cannot stop white running
backs. Peyton Hillis (who is awesome - go Browns) and John Kuhn (and
friends) ran wild against the Pats. So, whichever NFC team makes it to
the Super Bowl should sign 20-30 unemployed white guys to play running
back to confuse and defeat the Patriots.

No one mentioned Jason Smith specifically.. how he became a "Top 5" pick -- we might never know. Does he have some damaging info on the St. Louis Rams' GM or owner?

If New Orleans defeats Seattle, they will finish the season with a 7-10 record.. par for the course in "today's NFL."

Thanks for the info on Esiason's radio broadcast, Bart.

Chiefs sign Kevin Curtis!!! Wonder if he's eligible for the Playoffs?Edited by: toddelle

Considering that Chris Chambers, who's been washed up for years, was the Chiefs' second leading WR in catches with a puny 22, KC should make use of Curtis right away, but probably won't.

Speaking of Chambers, Kevin Walter takes all kinds ofheat for not catching enough balls -- even though he's had at least 51 receptions each of the past four seasons and plays on an offense that force-feeds the ball to Andre Johnson at every opportunity -- yet Chambers remains immune from criticism. Chambers last had as many as 51 catches in 2007 and has had only one thousand yard season in his over-rated ten-year career.

haha, Curtis is of course eligible to play, and he damn well should!

as far as Chambers goes, just to add: there's really nothing else in KC as opposed to Walter situation where he needs to fight for catches with aforementioned Johnson, Owen Daniels, Dreesen, Anderson and Jacoby Jones as well.

Let's hope KC uses KC this weekend. I really hope Kevin Curtis can do something in the playoffs...he has obviously overcome a tough situation and let's be honest, he has received the cold shoulder since the injuries started in Philly and been in the wilderness the last 2 years.
He has some left, yet not that many years. Especially because he is a white man. I get the feeling that due directly to the Caste system, Kevin's last best hope will be this weekend/playoffs.
What do you think, he's Joey Galloway or something?

Regarding Boomer: I tend to agree that he is not just a total Castean anti-white such as say Chris Collinsworth. Based on what you heard Bart, I'd say Boomer was trying to be subtle about the fact that many 'no name/smallish' White players can do very productive things on the field if provided a real opportunity.
Besides, I think the CBS 'gang' is getting a tad sick of that idiotic clown Shannon Sharpe. His comical black face gimmick is way overdone and he is becoming Irvin and Peeon Sanders like in his obvious contempt for White stars who kick the crap out of supa affletes.
In fact, I think Sharpe is actually starting to give Irvin and Sanders a run for their money on who is most anti-White player. Although Chris Carter is #1 White hater by a mile.

Anyway, I have seen Marino stare darts at clown Sharpe during one of his many anti-White tirades. I have little doubt Marino knows the score in some regard.
The Dolphins were very White his first few years in the mid 80s. Even on defense.

So from a Caste perspective, who would be the best team between KC-Baltimore?

I have Colts, Packers, Saints grudgingly for this weekend.

Pats, Packers and Colts as clear cut Caste busters...everything else is mostly garbage.

i guess Baltimore, white TE, white safety, few whites on defense... slim pickings either way!

Curtis is probably the best WR on the Chiefs now and at worst he's the
2nd best. It's amazing a WR with Curtis's talent, speed, success and experience
was just signed in a league where supposedly "the best players play."
The saying should be truthful and said as it's meant, that the best
black, sumo, Samoan and non-white players play...

Borussia said:

I have Colts, Packers, Saints grudgingly for this weekend.

Pats, Packers and Colts as clear cut Caste busters...everything else is mostly garbage.

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I would agree that the Pats, Colts, and Packers would be considered Caste Busters.

I think Shrex suffers the agony of de feet at Indy. Sorry, couldn't resist. The Jets can play inspired D at times, but their offense is pretty weak. Special teams will have to do some damage to give them a chance.

I'd like to see the Packers pound Vick and Reed. Packers have the ability to play like world beaters at times, but sometimes falter badly.

I hope the weather turns colder and Vick plays like he did in the championship game against Chicago a couple years back. He stunk it up.

I like Celek. Having said that, I hope he does not play very much. He has made some HUGE plays saving Vick's bacon this year. Edited by: Bart

Well, the Saints at least split Shockey and David Thomas out wide when they have been healthy. I think there will be more of that with Colston out, guy had a few good years as a possession receiver and has the case of the drops ever since a thumb injury, that healed up a while back. Both David Thomas and Shockey could be wide receivers if given the opportunity.

I have a dream, that Heath Evans will be used as an emergency back. Wishful thinking but not much to root for with the Seahawks. It will come down to the Patriots and the Packers anyway, imo. Have to root for the Patriots to win it all in that situation.

It would be nice to see Clay Matthews expose Bushrod for what he is after he making Vick's life miserable. It is a shame that Zach Strief does't start at LT after proving several times he can play at an above average level. Would be really nice to see Packers vs the Saints, with the Packers using Kuhn as the main back and the Saints using Heath Evans as the main back or at least both getting significant carries. Then we could say there were 3 white runningbacks playing in the playoffs this year. Its a far stretch, but right now we can say there are 2.

I hope Clay Matthews is ready to go 100 percent, they had him listed as probable with a shin injury. Id like to see him throwing Vick around like a rag doll. Unfortunately Celek might have a good day, when qbs like Vick face pressure, they either run or throw it to their check down receiver, usually a back or tight end, hardly do they use their legs to move around the pocket to extend the play and try to go through their reads, like the way Drew Brees does.