2026 NFL Week Three

Don Wassall said:
Marvin Sr. "allegedly" shot and killed a man outside a Philadelphia bar he owned. Sports Illustrated covered it but overall it was barely reported and quickly disappeared into the (anti-White) system's memory hole with Harrison never charged, so that and other peculiarities surrounding Harrison Sr.'s personality may explain at least in part why his boy is such a dysfunctional/loser NFL receiver.
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Yeah that was going to be my point but I failed to follow through. That Junior's odd behavior and losing confidence and Senior's "peculiarities" were connected by nature/nurture. Aggravated by the caste media's tendency to anoint upsiders as the next big thing which leads to someone being over drafted. Which brings to mind the Dion/Shadeur parallel, the difference being Sanders stock fell before the draft while poor Junior's has plummeted after the draft.

The caste hype machine strikes again.
 
Really wish the eagles would put Ty Robinson in the rotation more, especially after his 3 sack preseason. James Lynch on the field a bit for the bears who also have Jordan van den Berg on the roster. With them, Thieneman and Dejean we’re actually filling some pretty rare positions in this matchup.
 
Tank Bigsby fumbles on his first touch. Let’s see if they have the balls to bench him and play Shipley, because we all know if it were Shipley who fumbled, he may not get another snap the rest of the season.
 
Leonardfan said:
Thienemann picks off Dalton

@jacque The Eagles of course put Bigsby back in the game.
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Yep that pissed me off. It was looking promising as during the long drive Shipley took all not Barkley RB snaps, but then on the final play on short and goal they throw Bigsby in.
 
jacque said:
Tank Bigsby fumbles on his first touch. Let’s see if they have the balls to bench him and play Shipley, because we all know if it were Shipley who fumbled, he may not get another snap the rest of the season.
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They won’t. Never underestimate NFL coaches unending love affair with black mediocrity.
 
We'd damn well better hear something about Tampa picking up a QB soon now that they know Mayfield's going to be out multiple games. The Giants wisely snagged J.J. McCarthy because of their lack of faith in Jameis - and Jameis, while a major bust, is at least better than that Jalon clown Tampa is stuck with.
 
Gator Dad said:
Shipley is way too good to be relegated to third string.
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He has the talent to start on half the teams in the league. Off the top of head: Blackers, Vikings, Rams, Broncos, Jags and Titans all have inferior backs. There are probably another 8-10 teams he would be an instant upgrade. It is always ironic how white running backs, the rare ones that do get drafted, seem to be to teams with legitimate star running backs. Think Gerhart to a Vikings team with Peterson and Shipley to Eagles with Barkley.
 
Warhawk_46 said:
They won’t. Never underestimate NFL coaches unending love affair with black mediocrity.
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I think it's deeper than that. It's a belief system with them and they are all programmed via mass formation psychosis over decades of the great lie of the caste system being ingrained into them.
 
Leonardfan said:
I think it's deeper than that. It's a belief system with them and they are all programmed via mass formation psychosis over decades of the great lie of the caste system being ingrained into them.
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Also, aside from caste related bias like you just mentioned, coaches are often jackasses with big egos, and it can be near impossible to get them to move on from “their guys”

Where a player was drafted, what was traded for them, their overall “status” including name, college or general background all has such a huge part of it, very political.

Player A, first round pick, blue chip college, chosen by head coach and OC

Player B, 3rd round pick, middling D1 program, selected due to push by scouting department

Player A can struggle for years straight, be a massive bust, while player B is great in limited opportunity with lots of promise, and these stubborn coaches will never drop their ego and make the right call. This happens with any circumstance you can think of.

Seems like our guys rarely benefit from this though. Teams are often are eager to bench a white under any circumstance.
 
Leonardfan said:
jacque said:
Also, aside from caste related bias like you just mentioned, coaches are often jackasses with big egos, and it can be near impossible to get them to move on from “their guys”

Where a player was drafted, what was traded for them, their overall “status” including name, college or general background all has such a huge part of it, very political.

Player A, first round pick, blue chip college, chosen by head coach and OC

Player B, 3rd round pick, middling D1 program, selected due to push by scouting department

Player A can struggle for years straight, be a massive bust, while player B is great in limited opportunity with lots of promise, and these stubborn coaches will never drop their ego and make the right call. This happens with any circumstance you can think of.

Seems like our guys rarely benefit from this though. Teams are often are eager to bench a white
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They’re also gay.
 
jacque said:
Also, aside from caste related bias like you just mentioned, coaches are often jackasses with big egos, and it can be near impossible to get them to move on from “their guys”

Where a player was drafted, what was traded for them, their overall “status” including name, college or general background all has such a huge part of it, very political.

Player A, first round pick, blue chip college, chosen by head coach and OC

Player B, 3rd round pick, middling D1 program, selected due to push by scouting department

Player A can struggle for years straight, be a massive bust, while player B is great in limited opportunity with lots of promise, and these stubborn coaches will never drop their ego and make the right call. This happens with any circumstance you can think of.

Seems like our guys rarely benefit from this though. Teams are often are eager to bench a white under any circumstance.
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100%. This exact dynamic is why I’m so surprised the broncos haven’t benched Riley Moss yet in favor of Barron considering he was a first rounder. Especially with all the media and fan anti white hatred towards Moss
 
jterry11 said:
100%. This exact dynamic is why I’m so surprised the broncos haven’t benched Riley Moss yet in favor of Barron considering he was a first rounder. Especially with all the media and fan anti white hatred towards Moss
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Benching a good player solely because of hatred from the online social media mob should be unthinkable, yet here in Soviet Amerika it's a frightening potential reality. Hopefully, Sean Payton has more sense than that.
 
Leonardfan said:
I think it's deeper than that. It's a belief system with them and they are all programmed via mass formation psychosis over decades of the great lie of the caste system being ingrained into them.
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That is my point. They so believe the lie of blacks being better that they will have inferior, less-talented and less-skilled blacks scrubs before a white is given the chance.

And then on the rare occasion a white back is given a chance and performs admirably, he is quickly caste aside for inferior black mediocrity (exhibit A: Zach Zenner).
 
Dejean with 2 nice pass break ups on that drive, Aikman has only good things to say about Luther burden. Classic .
 
Warhawk_46 said:
That is my point. They so believe the lie of blacks being better that they will have inferior, less-talented and less-skilled blacks scrubs before a white is given the chance.

And then on the rare occasion a white back is given a chance and performs admirably, he is quickly caste aside for inferior black mediocrity (exhibit A: Zach Zenner).
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Zach Zenner is such a tragedy dude. That guy was an absolute beast
 
Look what a competent backup White QB can do for a team! Nicely done by Keenum and Ben Johnson.
 
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