From a fan of all White players, a mixed bag for Week 17.
First the bad news:
- Wes Welker's knee injury. Castified ESPN reporting that it may be a ACL and MCL tear. If so, we won't see WW until middle of next season at the earliest. Also, reports are that Brady is banged up too.
- Relatively White friendly Houston Texans don't make the playoffs. Instead, Caste teams like the Jets and Ravens are in. Although yes, the Ravens have gotten a tad bit Whiter this past season.
- No significant positive plays from the white skilled position players who were able to get in during garbage time in a few meaningless week 17 games. Woodhead did get in some playing time. What's his final tally?
Ok, let's look at the good news:
- McDaniels drives the Broncos into the ground and this caste twirp is going to get heat for his egocentric and idiotic ways. Awesome to see the Broncos totally implode. Email the team and say you are a loyal Denver season ticket holder and you notice the way great players like Hillis, Scheffler and Larsen were treated this year, especially during the stretch run. Maybe Bolin will agree too.
- Ochocinco injures his knee
- A fine day to cap great seasons by Witten, Clark, Celek and Miller. TE may soon become a White mainstay position again if others can make plays.
- Vikings White D players made some nice plays all around
- Great day for Rodgers and GB.
Overall, the regular season has been a mixed bag. Losing WW for probably a whole year is bad news.
White RBs continue to get hosed by the Caste System. Anti-White Denver Coach McDaniels destroys a promising start. The Vince Young worship was nauseating and ridiculous. I really can't stand Tenn. now.
Some really solid play by the many athletic and skilled White TEs.
Would've been nice to see Houston get in since Kubiak appears to be giving White players a fair shake.
Colts need to seriously get their heads right in the next 2 weeks. They could get bounced real soon.
The best SB match up for anti-Caste system would be for Indy and GB to make it.
Maybe Vikings and New England as runners-up.
First the bad news:
- Wes Welker's knee injury. Castified ESPN reporting that it may be a ACL and MCL tear. If so, we won't see WW until middle of next season at the earliest. Also, reports are that Brady is banged up too.
- Relatively White friendly Houston Texans don't make the playoffs. Instead, Caste teams like the Jets and Ravens are in. Although yes, the Ravens have gotten a tad bit Whiter this past season.
- No significant positive plays from the white skilled position players who were able to get in during garbage time in a few meaningless week 17 games. Woodhead did get in some playing time. What's his final tally?
Ok, let's look at the good news:
- McDaniels drives the Broncos into the ground and this caste twirp is going to get heat for his egocentric and idiotic ways. Awesome to see the Broncos totally implode. Email the team and say you are a loyal Denver season ticket holder and you notice the way great players like Hillis, Scheffler and Larsen were treated this year, especially during the stretch run. Maybe Bolin will agree too.
- Ochocinco injures his knee
- A fine day to cap great seasons by Witten, Clark, Celek and Miller. TE may soon become a White mainstay position again if others can make plays.
- Vikings White D players made some nice plays all around
- Great day for Rodgers and GB.
Overall, the regular season has been a mixed bag. Losing WW for probably a whole year is bad news.
White RBs continue to get hosed by the Caste System. Anti-White Denver Coach McDaniels destroys a promising start. The Vince Young worship was nauseating and ridiculous. I really can't stand Tenn. now.
Some really solid play by the many athletic and skilled White TEs.
Would've been nice to see Houston get in since Kubiak appears to be giving White players a fair shake.
Colts need to seriously get their heads right in the next 2 weeks. They could get bounced real soon.
The best SB match up for anti-Caste system would be for Indy and GB to make it.
Maybe Vikings and New England as runners-up.
