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He best watch himself.
If he can.
A friend sent me this article about the Steelers' 10 worst draft picks. Nine of them are Black, and very deserving of inclusion as they were all bums. They had to find at least one Whitey of course and the only name they came up with is Scott Shields, a safety who was taken in the second round in 1999.
Shields was 6'4" and 228 pounds and ran a 4.4 40, in other words an athletic specimen. But he played at Weber State and so some patience was needed for him to develop. In his rookie season, Shields played almost exclusively as a backup and still recorded 32 solo tackles, 4 interceptions, a forced fumble and a sack. Yet he was widely reviled by the team's DWFs, following the media (which was probably following the off the record utterings of Bill Cowher, who royally screwed WR Danny Farmer the next year). The scapegoating of Shields by the local media emanated from the usual crap, demanding perfection and/or instant stardom from Whites at verboten positions, ala Nate Geary missing an angle on a tackle attempt, Chris Conte being run over, etc., etc.
Shields was demoted to WSTD for his second season, cut after ten games and was out of the NFL for good. His reputation as a "bust" is solely attributable to Bill Cowher, the repulsive whigger coach, and to the league's Caste System, with not a single team picking up Shields and further developing his obvious talent.
Note: The article uses a picture of Mason Rudolph for Shields. Maybe all Whites look alike to the anti-Whites.
Shields was 6'4" and 228 pounds and ran a 4.4 40, in other words an athletic specimen. But he played at Weber State and so some patience was needed for him to develop. In his rookie season, Shields played almost exclusively as a backup and still recorded 32 solo tackles, 4 interceptions, a forced fumble and a sack. Yet he was widely reviled by the team's DWFs, following the media (which was probably following the off the record utterings of Bill Cowher, who royally screwed WR Danny Farmer the next year). The scapegoating of Shields by the local media emanated from the usual crap, demanding perfection and/or instant stardom from Whites at verboten positions, ala Nate Geary missing an angle on a tackle attempt, Chris Conte being run over, etc., etc.
Shields was demoted to WSTD for his second season, cut after ten games and was out of the NFL for good. His reputation as a "bust" is solely attributable to Bill Cowher, the repulsive whigger coach, and to the league's Caste System, with not a single team picking up Shields and further developing his obvious talent.
Note: The article uses a picture of Mason Rudolph for Shields. Maybe all Whites look alike to the anti-Whites.
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Colossal bust with all of 151 career receptions after being drafted by the Colts in the first round back in 2015, is still bouncing around the league trying to realize dat upside at the age of 32.
Falcons released WR Phillip Dorsett. What was your favorite moment of Dorsett’s three-month run on a reserve/future contract with the Falcons? Was it when the signing was announced, or was it when the release happened? Dorsett will try to bounce to another team as wideout depth as he enters his age-32 season. He did not play NFL snaps last year and was only targeted three times by the Broncos in 2023.
Falcons released WR Phillip Dorsett. What was your favorite moment of Dorsett’s three-month run on a reserve/future contract with the Falcons? Was it when the signing was announced, or was it when the release happened? Dorsett will try to bounce to another team as wideout depth as he enters his age-32 season. He did not play NFL snaps last year and was only targeted three times by the Broncos in 2023.
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https://nfltraderumors.co/titans-signing-rb-tyrion-davis-price-to-two-year-deal/
Another non-descript black RB selected in round 3 in 2022 gets a 2 year deal on his third team in the league in 3 years.
Another non-descript black RB selected in round 3 in 2022 gets a 2 year deal on his third team in the league in 3 years.
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Yeah, not surprising. A 2nd day pick doesn't quite spin the wheel as a huge bust or anything though. We could swamp this thread with the literally hundreds of day 2 busts if we tried. DB's are bust-a-minute since only blacks can apply for the most part.
Had to chuckle when reading this bs puff piece about Chase Claypool, a second round pick who had a nice rookie season for the Steelers and then went straight downhill to the point that no team wanted him last season after he played for the Bears and Dolphins in '23, racking up all of 8 receptions.
But what struck me is that Claypool's still just 26 years old. If he had played last year and finds a team this year he would already be going into his sixth season in the NFL. White players are usually 22 and older when drafted and at positions like receiver they are usually Claypool's current age before getting a chance to play regularly, if that chance ever comes, which it usually doesn't. It's a major built-in advantage of the Caste System for blacks, and is a reason why great players like Jordy Nelson don't accumulate enough stats to warrant consideration for the Hall of Fame. From Weenieworld:
Free agent WR Chase Claypool revealed the severity of the toe injury he suffered in July 2024. In a social media post, the 26-year-old receiver explains that he “tore a ligament and tendon” in his second toe on his left foot and has “been rehabbing, working out, and recovering everyday for the past year.” This explains his extended absence. Following the injury, Claypool was briefly placed on injured reserve in August 2024 before being released with an injury settlement. He is “back to being the strongest and fastest” he’s ever been and is “excited to step back out on the field.”
But what struck me is that Claypool's still just 26 years old. If he had played last year and finds a team this year he would already be going into his sixth season in the NFL. White players are usually 22 and older when drafted and at positions like receiver they are usually Claypool's current age before getting a chance to play regularly, if that chance ever comes, which it usually doesn't. It's a major built-in advantage of the Caste System for blacks, and is a reason why great players like Jordy Nelson don't accumulate enough stats to warrant consideration for the Hall of Fame. From Weenieworld:
Free agent WR Chase Claypool revealed the severity of the toe injury he suffered in July 2024. In a social media post, the 26-year-old receiver explains that he “tore a ligament and tendon” in his second toe on his left foot and has “been rehabbing, working out, and recovering everyday for the past year.” This explains his extended absence. Following the injury, Claypool was briefly placed on injured reserve in August 2024 before being released with an injury settlement. He is “back to being the strongest and fastest” he’s ever been and is “excited to step back out on the field.”
