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Don Wassall

Don Wassall

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A very unlikeable organization becomes even more so. In 2024 the Cowboys had 4 White starters and 13 total; in ’23 it was the same number of 4 and 13; in ’22 it was 5 and 13. In 2025 the numbers drop to 3 and 11.

The three White starters are center Cooper Beebe, tight end Jake Ferguson and “fullback” Hunter Luepke. Ferguson thus is the only White player on the team worth rooting for as Luepke is a quite talented all-around running back who will do nothing but be an extra offensive lineman who gets the occasional touch, a complete waste of his ability but par for the course for the Caste System, especially its Dallas branch. In a sane country Luepke would have had a fair opportunity to compete for the starting RB position.

Another “bright spot” if you want to call it that is that there are three White backups on the line, which is 4/5 sumo when it comes to starters. Brock Hoffman is a backup center, Trevor Keegan is the second string LG, and T. J. Bass is a RG.

The talented Luke Schoonmaker backs up Ferguson at TE.

The defense is a wasteland except for MLB Jack Sanborn, who was signed after the Bears cut him despite looking good every time he got on the field for them. Sanborn apparently had “athletic limitations” in new DC Dennis Allen's eyes despite being a tackling machine. From a post in the Bears’ general thread:

But new Bears d-coordinator Dennis Allen didn't want the talented Sanborn and immediately purged the team's only White defender of note: "Nobody disputes that the Chicago Bears have a talented defense. However, the arrival of Dennis Allen as the new defensive coordinator almost guaranteed changes. His philosophies are not the same as Matt Eberlus's. While reports indicated the secondary was largely set, expecting changes on the front seven might be wise. Sure enough, the first domino fell shortly after that came to light.. According to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN, the Bears won't be tendering restricted free agent Jack Sanborn.

"The former undrafted free agent out of Wisconsin had been the team's reliable presence at Sam linebacker for the past two years. This included 100 tackles, an interception, 2.5 sacks, and five passes defended across 34 games with 13 starts. His steadiness was always welcome. Unfortunately, his athletic limitation likely made him expendable in Allen's eyes. The new coordinator has a history of preferring linebackers with range and ability to attack the line of scrimmage. That was never Sanborn's strength." https://www.sportsmockery.com/chica...de-his-first-notable-change-to-bears-defense/

No one who’s followed Allen’s career should be surprised by his racism. Sanborn may end up starting at MLB, as a number of articles have predicted, but first round bust Kenneth Murray is currently listed ahead of Sanborn by OurLads, so this can best be described as a battle for the position.

There’s nothing else on this team to mention. Of the 24 players currently on the practice squad and IR, only 2 are White. If this is still “America’s Team,” the country’s DWFs are even more mentally retarded than we feared.

C: Cooper Beebe, Brock Hoffman
LG: Trevor Keegan
RG: T. J. Bass
TE: Jake Ferguson Luke Schoonmaker
“FB”: Hunter Luepke

MLB: Jack Sanborn (* in fight for the position)

P: Bryan Angerer
PK: Brandon Aubrey
LS: Trent Sieg

Practice Squad: QB Will Grier, LB Justin Barron

Number of White Starters: 3
Number of Whites on the 53: 11

Grade: F-
 
What a rotten and dysfunctional team. Jerry really is losing it will probably have another year missing the playoffs. I hope he goes to the grave realizing all his pandering to blacks couldn’t buy him a winner and that thought haunts him.

America’s Team? Maybe so if you want an organization that represents the decline of the country. Amerika. They don’t represent the true American nation and people whatsoever.
 
Dennis Allen is a caste slut! Cheering for Ferguson and Luepke when he is in at battering ram.
 
Don Wassall said:
First overall pick, regularly injured and not very productive when he isn't but still somehow in the league for his 12th season. Way to go Jerry! The old coot will never learn.
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Haha funny part is he thinks this a genius move. Texas sized EGO.
 
Bucky said:
Haha funny part is he thinks this a genius move. Texas sized EGO.
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I think he was the first athlete they threw around the term “generational” without any realization of what the word means.
 
Leonardfan said:
I think he was the first athlete they threw around the term “generational” without any realization of what the word means.
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Yeah 59 sacks with what 7 teams in 12 seasons doesn’t scream “generational”
 
Bucky said:
Yeah 59 sacks with what 7 teams in 12 seasons doesn’t scream “generational”
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4.9 sacks per season. Its impossible to find any sort of "league average" for sacks for defensive ends but I can't imagine it would be much more than 4 or 5. This guy is basically average but was treated like a golden boy from day 1....
 
Not surprising. I've written about Clowney before. The Cowboys are simply the latest team that think they will be able to overcome his deficiencies. Clowney is as good as the pundits say that he is, at least on plays that he decides to play. That has always been his (and many other players, mostly upsiders it seems) problem. He will look incredible on a play and then puts in zero effort for the next five. At this stage in his career it will probable change to 1 play, take the next 10 off.
 
Id say he felt that he is "black, rich and an NFL football player" that he felt he did not need to park elsewhere, Id say his feeling of superiority and his Black entitlement attitude got the best of him.
 
Great news! Now we need Trey to get out of town next!

Holding out hope Bills/49ers add another overachiever.
 
Freethinker said:
If Wilson could have been had for a 6th or even slightly better 7th round pick, those other teams in need should be ashamed. An easy upgrade basically for free.
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Seems like such a no brainer. Two teams on a playoff trajectory with a chance to address a position of need only have to give up a 7th rounder for a good LB whiff and instead the Cowboys swoop in a day after an embarrassing loss.

I hope Wilson plays out of his mind for sure but it really illustrates the ineptness of GMs.
 
Leonardfan said:
Seems like such a no brainer. Two teams on a playoff trajectory with a chance to address a position of need only have to give up a 7th rounder for a good LB whiff and instead the Cowboys swoop in a day after an embarrassing loss.

I hope Wilson plays out of his mind for sure but it really illustrates the ineptness of GMs.
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Yea, and this is a rotten place for Wilson to land. The Cowboys defense is basically the Bengals all over again. He's only 1 player out of 11 so even he plays at all-pro level, the unit as a whole will likely still suck. And then, as usual, the knives will be out for Wilson as the lone White face for the cameras to pan to after every long TD catch that the DBs allow. Also, the Cowboys playoff chances are just as bad as the Bengals. Jerry has delusions that this is a playoff squad. Sadly, Logan is in no better spot than he was before...
 
Cowboys with another big trade in the Jets fire sale today. So funny to see the Jets being one of the worst teams in the league trading away supposedly elite players and getting back a ton of draft capital.

Jerrah is desperate and also totally blind to the issues on his team.
 
A lonsman/NFL "insider" on ESPN is claiming the player might've been struggling with the fact that fans on social media were picking on him relentlessly for being a "bust' (2024 2nd pick that has struggled). He did not say it factually, but insinuated it might've been a key factor.

If Dallas fans had overly lofty expectations for him, it was clearly unrealistic and totally unfair! Looking at his stats at Western Michigan, there was no reason to believe he was going to be an immediate star or even an impact player in the NFL. 13 career sacks in the M.A.C.? Never more than 4.5 sacks in a season in the very mediocre/ increasingly irrelevant M.A.C.?***

Those numbers at WMU might be okay for an inside, run-stuffing defensive tackle or a hold-the-fort, edge-setting jumbo sized defensive end. But not for a "undersized", edge-rushing defensive end.

In 18 NFL games, he had 1 sack and 21.2% missed tackle rate. Dare I say a white player with his college production and size, would've had a hard time getting drafted at all? Even if that white played at Michigan, Iowa, Ohio State or Georgia. For example, compare his college stats to "undrafted", ex-Wolverine Braiden McGregor and it's hard to fathom how one goes in round 2 and the other is undrafted?

Too bad most "fans" don't realize the draft is no longer about talent, it's about drafting for potential. And Dallas has had a terrible draft record for about 30 years!


***With N.I.L. money, the conference has become increasingly mediocre, as the Braden Fiske's of the world (true next level talents) leave before their senior years.
 
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Truthteller said:
A lonsman/NFL "insider" on ESPN is claiming the player might've been struggling with the fact that fans on social media were picking on him relentlessly for being a "bust' (2024 2nd pick that has struggled). He did not say it factually, but insinuated it might've been a key factor.

If Dallas fans had overly lofty expectations for him, it was clearly unrealistic and totally unfair! Looking at his stats at Western Michigan, there was no reason to believe he was going to be an immediate star or even an impact player in the NFL. 13 career sacks in the M.A.C.? Never more than 4.5 sacks in a season in the very mediocre/ increasingly irrelevant M.A.C.?***

Those numbers at WMU might be okay for an inside, run-stuffing defensive tackle or a hold-the-fort, edge-setting jumbo sized defensive end. But not for a "undersized", edge-rushing defensive end.

In 18 NFL games, he had 1 sack and 21.2% missed tackle rate. Dare I say a white player with his college production and size, would've had a hard time getting drafted at all? Even if that white played at Michigan, Iowa, Ohio State or Georgia. For example, compare his college stats to "undrafted", ex-Wolverine Braiden McGregor and it's hard to fathom how one goes in round 2 and the other is undrafted?

Too bad most "fans" don't realize the draft is no longer about talent, it's about drafting for potential. And Dallas has had a terrible draft record for about 30 years!


***With N.I.L. money, the conference has become increasingly mediocre, as the Braden Fiske's of the world (true next level talents) leave before their senior years.
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Yet another highly drafted black bust, how surprising!

His suicide following a reported police chase is somewhat similar to the death of Jeff Alm, who was a defensive tackle out of Notre Dame who was drafted by the Houston Oilers in the second round in 1990, 41st overall in that draft, the first ultra-black one as Truthteller has documented. Going as the 41st pick, Alm was just the fifth White player drafted up to that point.

Alm was driving a car in which his best friend was riding. He crashed, saw that his friend had been thrown from the car and died, and took out a gun from the glove department and committed suicide. Alm's blood alcohol level was .15, legally drunk but not that far over the limit. He was 25 years old. It happened in the middle of the 1993 season and was shocking to say the least. So senseless, but you never know what kind of demons people have.
 
Don Wassall said:
Yet another highly drafted black bust, simply shocking!

His suicide following a reported police chase is somewhat similar to the death of Jeff Alm, who was a defensive tackle out of Notre Dame who was drafted by the Houston Oilers in the second round in 1990, 41st overall in that draft, the first ultra-black one as Truthteller has documented. Alm at 41 was just the fifth White player drafted.

Alm was driving a car in which his best friend was riding. He crashed, saw that his friend had been thrown from the car and died, and took out a gun from the glove department and committed suicide. He was 25 years old. It happened in the middle of the 1993 season and was shocking to say the least. So senseless, but you never know what kind of demons people have.
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Didn’t LSU just have a WGA do the same thing? Never heard of Kneeland but his black privilege got him drafted with mediocre production in the MAC as TT laid out. Cowboys should have traded for Trey!!
 
DW, I watched several media reports and did not know it happened following a police chase. Makes more sense.

I just looked up Alm's stats, seems like he was on his way to becoming a decent run-stuffing DT (3 FF's in a year), but was still (mostly) relegated to backup. Stat's were limited then, just sacks, int's and forced fumbles. But any White defensive player back in that era was always very close to being cut, despite potential.


Bucky, I barely knew who the Dallas player was. Only vaguely remember the "odd surname". Particularly, for a black person. You are correct, a LSU WR recently killed himself, distraught over the fact that he was charged with a crime (driving) that he actually did not even commit.

You are, also, correct that White defensive players in the Mid American Conference, and other mid-major schools, with similar or better stats to Kneeland are dime a dozen. It's really become a joke. Dallas is the same franchise that picked Taco Charlton over T.J. Watt. They seem to have absolutely no idea how draft defensive players -- with few exceptions (Sean Lee, Parsons, ect.) over the last 3 decades.
 
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