Breaking down the AFC -- 2010

[Deadlift]

The AFC is the most intriguing to me, and if several of these teams would buck the Caste System by adding several White athletes, they would be thoroughly dominant. As the demographics stand now, many of these teams just aren't interesting, and they will play sloppy "football" again in '10.


The breakdown:

AFC West

Denver Broncos
Kansas City Chiefs
Oakland Raiders
San Diego Chargers


If Denver or San Diego would buck their "black supremacist" ways, they would be absolutely dominant. As it stands now, Oakland and maybe KC, will win a few more games but still be on the bottom, while the Division winner may be a close battle, closer than people think, between Denver and San Diego.

San Diego's whole affroletic linebacking corps seems to be knicked-up, and they drafted D-line scrubs like Cam Thomas. Philip Rivers better have his A-game, or he'll get all the blame, unjustly, of course.



AFC East

Buffalo Bills
Miami Dolphins
New England Patriots
New York Jets


If New England would add several White men to their defense, rather than drafting the Patrick Chung's, Ron Brace's and Brandon Spike's of the world, they would win the Division every single year. But, as it stands now, I predict that they'll sink under their affirmative action tidal wave. We'll just have to endure more Mark Sanchez worship as the New York Jets' win the Division, riding a solid defense.

With Marshawn Lynch (overrated thug) and Fred Jackson already knicked-up, things aren't looking promising in Buffalo. They'll likely finish in last place. New England and (maybe) Miami will fight for a wild card berth, that is if AHDIW doesn't snag one for Tennessee...


Breakdowns will continue at a later date...

 

[Deadlift]

AFC South

Houston Texans
Indianapolis Colts
Jacksonville Jaguars
Tennessee Titans


The Colts' have been having defensive problems in recent years, but, as long as Peyton is at the helm, they are the cream of the crop in the AFC South.

I don't view Tennessee as all that talented, but as long as defenses aren't able to stuff Chris Johnson (sniff out the play before the guy is in the open field), like super-rookie Brian Cushing accomplished last season, the Titans' can get W's in this watered-down league. Along with Tampa in the NFC, the Titans' will be the "media's team."


The Houston Texans' have several "name" players on defense, many of them being high draft picks, but their defense has been underwhelming and has been letting them down. Amobi Okoye, 10th overall pick in 2007, mustered only 38 tackles and 1.5 sacks last season. If they want to reach the "next level" -- they will need more production from this wild man-child from Nigeria.

On offense, they certainly need to find a way to score in the redzone. Could Garrett Graham be the answer? If Owen Daniels is fully-recovered from his knee tear, the Texans' would be wise to send both of them into the endzone, creating a major mismatch for any linebacker or DB.


We'll see if Blacksonville falls into more irrelevance this season. On offense, with Maurice Jones-Drew (Afroletes can't tackle him), Mike Sims-Walker and Mercedes Lewis, they have a decent core. On defense, however, it looks like they will be a big mess.

 

[snow]

Don't rule out James Casey for the Texans, he beat pro bowler Jon Vilma for a td today (they are practicing against the Saints this week)they are stacked at tight end if Daniels is fully recovered. Edited by: snow

 

[ToughJ.Riggins]

I agree wholeheartedly, with basically your entire write up Deadlift. Buffalo's top two RBs, are examples of guys who a GM could replace with a more capable white RB (street FA or practice squad guy) if there was not a rampant caste system. In fact Marshawn Lynch was a first round pick and has produced more like a late round pick. In many ways even Brian Leonard (who produced average for a rookie in St. Louis- considering how much the team was decimated by injuries ie. 4 starting o-lineman out etc., but has certainly underperformed in Cincinatti for a 2nd round pick) who is hated on by DWFs- has outperformed Lynch, yet was drafted a round lower. The DWFs never remember any black busts though. All the 3 other "non rookie" white tailbacks (Hillis, Woodhead, Hester) in the NFL- have shown that they should certainly be AT LEAST in the mix to split carries evenly somewhere this season. Hillis is actually a rare example of a white HB- who actually played enough- that he should have thoroughly convinced fans that he has Marion Barber, Brandon Jacobs, Corey Dillon type potential (if not better) if the fans weren't as blind and small brained as bats.