Week 6 2009

DixieDestroyer

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Collinsworthless sux out the @$$. He's a supreme caste-lackey & race traitor. Olson is 1 of the best TEs in the NFL (with Shockey & Witten), and the best in the NFC North. YOrlando Pace is grossly overrated, and I was glad to see caste-pushed "Hatie Smiff" drop to Matty Ice, Finneran, Biermann inc.
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I was stoked to see Brady (whose jock McNabb couldn't carry) shred the afflete Titans. I was amped to see Wes get those TDs!
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Dixie don't forget Dallas Clark as one of the top tight ends in the NFL.

Right you are sir! Clark is probably the best TE in the AFC. I love seeing Clark & Collie get the passes from (NFL best) Manning!
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Wes Welker is incredible. Why the Chargers, who I believe had him initially, ever got rid of him...Oh, wait, I forgot, they had the awesome tandem of Reche Caldwell and Eric Parker!!
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I'm glad the Pats gave Welker a chance to show his talent. Many White WR's seem to be tossed into the special teams grinder.

Also, I have to comment-Do Black players know how to tackle? I must have seen a dozen attempted shoulder tackles or the classic, 'run into the RB really hard then bounce of of him tackle.' Somebody better teach these affletes how to wrap a guy up.
 

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Welker was also let go by the Dolphins. The Patriots took because they could not cover him on defense when they played the fins.
 

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"Hatie Smiff"
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I couldn't bear to watch the Falcons-Bears game last night. The Bears defense was all black since Urlacher is injured. The Falcons sole white player on defense was Biermann. The offensive line of the Bears doesn't have one white one it unless you count Kreutz who I think is half white. The only white players on offense are Cutler and Greg Olsen. Anytime you have a black coach the team gets even blacker than normal.
 

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Weddle has a rare miss on a tackle attempt, and Tirico and Gruden single him out (along with the obligatory camera shot) and praise Jammer, who made the tackle. The very next play Jammer misses the tackle and Weddle makes it. Tirico announces "Weddle made the tackle" and that was it. No mentioning or singling out Jammer for criticism, andno praise for Weddle. That's one example out of thousands every day of how the media promotes the Caste System. Edited by: Don Wassall
 
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I just watched Peyton Hillis get his SECOND carry of the year per the announcers. As long as the Broncos keep winning, it won't get better. And the Chargers has Sproles in the backfield trying to block on 3rd down and got destroyed. That led to the pocket collapsing and the Chargers punting. At least if Hester was out there, he'd put up more of a defense and can get out for a pass (much less run the ball). The ensuing punt leads to a 2nd return TD today by Royal.
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Come on Chargers! I don't want to see the Broncos win the division. And I heard them say that one of the Chargers defensive lineman was working as a Enterprise Rent-a-Car rep. No wonder the quality of "pro" football is going down. NFL - No Fundamentals League
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Wow, one carry for Hester (giving him all of two for the season), and not a single touch by Hillis, not even a reception. I'll have to check the Hillis thread for sure, but I don't think any of us thought he would be screwed this bad and this is not a site known for optimism when it comes to white running backs. Really sad, really sickening. Not to mention Moreno looks very very ordinary at best. But Eminem's team wins again, further ensuring no one will question how Hillis is being completely phased out of the offense.
 

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Yeah Don, the DWFs don't care as long as "their team" is winning. Some folks are starting to wake up though. There were a couple of good comments about Hillis after my post on that last Q and A link on the Hillis thread. I've sent a message to Jacob Hester to see if maybe he'll do something to improve his situation. Peyton Hillis seems to be screwed through 2010, unless he can somehow get out of his contract early. Brian Leonard might get another "injury shot," but who knows. That's also the best scenario for Peyton right now as far as I can tell.
 

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Well Don, I'm almost positive WHITE NOISE (he's my alter ego) guaranteed that Hillis would be screwed this bad.
 

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Julian Edelman is one fast guy. He kindof got a backhanded comment about him in the Pats game. The announcr said something to the effect of, "speed is important, but mobility in tight spaces is key and that's what Edelman has, and the Pats knew what they were looking for when they found him; a backup for Welker." First of all Edelman is probably one of the fastest wide receivers in the NFL this year to go along with his quickness. Second of all he has better hand than most black receivers after being a quarterback in college. Edelman can do a lot more than just play the slot.
 

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This Broncos story is really over the top. How can anyone believe that this collection of mediocre clowns is suddenly unbeatable? More importantly, how can anyone look at that preteen skater boy coach and believe he is an inspirational wizard?

Again, the parallels to St. Joe Gibbs are evident. McDaniels seems to be able to make some of those fantastic "half time adjustments" that St. Joe was so noted for. Prior to Brett Favre's entrance in the league, and John Madden's subsequent passionate mancrush on him, the bumbling "analyst" used to mention, during every single Redskins' game he announced, that "Joe Gibbs makes the best halftime adjustments." To those of us who listened to this future Nascar junkie, it was impossible to accept that he was capable of making any adjustments at all, let alone repeatedly come up with brilliant new strategy at halftime to outfox his opponents.

Now, it appears that St. Josh McDaniels (yes, I feel he should be referred to as such now- this is clearly not a temporary thing) is making some of those same incredible halftime adjustments. While the Chargers appeared to be able to pass at will on the Broncos during the first half (and would have scored another TD if perpetually befuddled coach Norv Turner hadn't decided to run into the middle of the line on three straight plays near the goal line), during the second half they couldn't muster much of anything until a last minute drive that ended without adding any more points. That coal black group of affletes is now apparently an impregnable force. Funny, defensive coordinator Mike Nolan- who is being lauded by the jock sniffers for building this impressive unit- had an awful defense during his tenure with the 49ers.

I knew the Broncos were going to win when Brian Dawkins left the game very early with a very mysterious injury. They showed tape of him suddenly pulling up limp, with no one near him, and he certainly looked healthy on the sidelines, jumping and cheering on his teammates. Then, when Norv Turner inexplicably abandoned the passing game that drove the team quickly down the field, settling for a field goal, I knew they had no chance of winning. Then, shockingly enough, the Broncos returned the kickoff for a TD. Later, a punt return for another TD. Late in the 4th quarter, another long return to set up the final Broncos TD. Come on- isn't that just a bit of overkill? No coach- not even long time loser Norv Turner- can fail to make some kind of adjustment on special teams, at least after the second return. But the jock sniffers in the booth explained it all to us, as they explain everything, with the hilarious line about "Josh McDaniels and his staff saw something there on the Chargers they could exploit," and the DWFs buy it. The rocket scientists on the Broncos' staff "exploited" something, alright. Must take a lot of "adjustments" to get your return man to run fast through holes and take it all the way. Never forget how complex all this is- the coaches are geniuses and the players are world class athletes who study their huge playbooks and stay in great shape.

The Broncos are the kind of team the NFL has loved for the past few decades- boring, overwhelmingly black, obviously one of the less talented groups in the league, but somehow able to win game after game, spurred on by their overhyped coach. I've seen this script way too many times. No way is a team with Correll Buckhalter as its starting RB, and Jabar Gaffney as a contributing WR, and Kyle Orton as the starting QB, able to mount an effective offense. Unless they have a young "guru" as coach. Oh yeah, I guess they do. No way is that coal black defense now the best in football. Unless they have a defensive "guru" as coach. Oh yeah, despite his years of failure, I guess Nolan must be that guy.

Come on people- how obvious does this have to get? The Chargers had a huge advantage in talent over this group of nobodies, plus they were playing at home. Last week, the Broncos beat the Patriots- who are obviously in a different class, talent wise. Sorry, I just can't believe that this is real. McDaniels is a total clown- and anyone who has listened to him knows that. But then again, legendary Joe Gibbs certainly sounded pretty stupid whenever he opened his mouth, and somehow he became one of the winningest coaches in NFL history. Do you think maybe guys like that have just a little help from somebody? Do you honestly think this young kid is really outcoaching everyone else- including Belicheck- when his knowledge of the game is such that he prefers Buckhalter and Lamont Jordan as ballcarriers over Hillis? When he apparently preferred Matt Cassel over Cutler? His fist pumps and sideline theatrics don't strike you as very WWE-like?

We all know the best players don't make the rosters. We all know the best players on the rosters often don't play, and certainly don't start. Therefore, the coaches are not legitimately trying to win, because they are consciously not keeping the best players on the roster, or playing the best ones they have. I've coached youth sports for a very long time, and I know that you can't do that, if your objective is to win.

Right now, the NFL is clearly interested in selling the Broncos- and more imporantly their new young coach- as a "chosen" commodity. I don't know that they'll win the Super Bowl, or even get there, but I just can't accept that any team can be as lucky as they have for six games now, without someone lending them a hand. I don't think the games are any more legitimate than the rosters are. That's why I've become convinced that they are fixed.
 

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Pollyanna said:
Well Don, I'm almost positive WHITE NOISE (he's my alter ego) guaranteed that Hillis would be screwed this bad.

I was thinking of you, that's why I qualified my post somewhat.
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Did anyone mention the huge game by Brian Cushing? The rookie has been a key reason for the improvement in the Texans' defense. From Rotoworld:


Texans SLB Brian Cushing forced three fumbles in Sunday's victory over the Bengals. Analysis: In addition to his game-clinching interception, Cushing also forced two fumbles and added nine tackles. Cushing and new strong safety Bernard Pollard have turned the Texans' run defense around the past three weeks.
 

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Cushing is incredible. he almost led the teams in tackles, again, and that's playing Strong Side LB! Pollard is a strong tackler as well although he's terrible at playing pass.
 

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Just heard one of the most incredible stats ever- through six games this season, the Broncos have outscored their opponents 76-10 in the second half. TEN points total in six games? Not remotely believable. That's unprecedented stuff, and it's just not possible that this bunch of no name affletes- led by 5'11 DE Elvis Dumervil, could be so dominating.

Those kinds of halftime "adjustments" would make St. Joe Gibbs proud. That's just ridiculous. Edited by: bigunreal
 

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Actually, after looking at the past posts relating to Hillis, I too was somewhat optimistic and did not predict the absolute screw job Peyton is getting.
 

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I was totally PO'd to see the talented Hillis shafted again!
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YOshown wasn't at all impressive, and YOrell Suckhalter & LaMutt Jordan shouldn't be on the field.
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Some (slight) good news...it was somewhat refreshing to hear the caste announcers hail Tony Scheffler's athletism and give "props" to Rivers. I was also impressed by the velocity that Orton puts on the ball. Too bad Hillis isn't getting any of those passes (or handoffs).
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The Broncos' would not have won without Tony Scheffler and his monster game.

Who was the Chargers' "Tony Scheffler?"

On one side of the field, we get Merriman worship... on the other side of the field we get Brandon Marshall worship from the media. Chargers screw Jacob Hester; Broncos screw Peyton Hillis.

But, after all this, Tony Scheffler STOLE the show! 6 catches for 101 and a TD.


To BigUnreal,

Why isn't Raheem Morris the "chosen one?" Why is "his team" 0-6? Why did the "chosen" Eagles lose to the Raiders? There are VERY FEW talking-heads in the media that don't worship the Eagles. Now, certainly, the Eagles could make the playoffs but I see them going no further than that. I don't think you can answer the "Raheem question"..
 

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No way is that coal black defense now the best in football.

Denver's not unique in that regard. Allof the best defenses are coal black.Of thetop 7 teams, in terms of fewest yards allowed per game,75 of the 77 startersare black.

1. New York - 10/11 (when Boley comes back, 11/11)
2. Denver - 11/11
3. Pittsburgh - 11/11 (willPolamalu comes back 10/11)
4. Philadelphia - 10/11 (Gocong)
5. Washington - 11/11
6. New England - 11/11
7. Indianapolis - 11/11


Unless they have a defensive "guru" as coach. Oh yeah, despite his years of failure, I guess Nolan must be that guy.

For the most part, acoach is only as good as his players. Nolansucked in San Francisco because his playerssucked.. but in 2003, his Raven defense was the 3rd best in the league. In his last season, 2004, it was the 6th.

Champ Bailey, Elvis Dumervil, Andra Davis, and D.J Williams formed a nice nucleus. Once Brain Dawkins was added, along with 6 other quality starters, Nolan had the pieces to work with. It also didn't hurt the they started off the season with Cincinnati, Cleveland, Oakland, an overrated Dallas, and a New England team that had yet to hit on all cylinders.
 

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Uh.... Pittsburgh starts Brett Keisel and Travis Kirschke. With Aaron Smith out, Kirschke starts.

New Englands defense is overrated big time. I know Mike Wright starts for the Patriots.
 

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Zach Miller DOMINATED Philly!!

Drew Brees DOMINATED the NY Giants!
 

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Deadlift,

I've gone over this before- I believe NFL games have been fixed for a long time, well before the Caste system was fully implemented. For instance, Super Bowl III was one of the most obviously fixed games in the history of sports, imho. The AFL team had to win that game in order to justify the merger, since the first two Super Bowls were routs and the public generally viewed the NFL as vastly superior. Tears later, the Colts' Bubba Smith publicly claimed that the game was fixed. His acting career came to a screeching halt afterwards.

All I know is what I see, and very little I see in these games appears to be legitimate. A few weeks back, the Bengals clearly missed a field goal at the end of a game with Cleveland, but the referee, whose job it was to see if the ball went through the uprights, claimed it was good. The Browns' Rob Ryan publicly complained about it, but of course that stuff just gets lost in the shuffle. You will never see a "chosen" team lose a game on a blown call like that. Reminded me of Don Chandler's playoff winning field goal against the Colts back in 1965, which was definitely wide, as you can still see whenever they show the film clip of it. There was certainly no racial aspect to that fixed game, as both teams had plenty of white players. Cleveland has really been "unlucky" lately- against the Steelers the following week, the refs screwed them over again when they gave Pittsburgh a first down even though one could clearly see the chain came up short when measured against the ball. In all my years, I've never seen it be that glaringly obvious. Even ESPN showed it and laughed at the "break" the Steelers were given. Yeah, right.

The NFL doesn't necessarily need Raheem Morris, or Michael Vick, to star in the Super Bowl to achieve their agenda. That agenda is pretty much seperate from the whole "fixed" element, imho. They've clearly been tremendously successful in converting the leaague to an almost all black one. Because of this, you will naturally see more and more black coaches winning Super Bowls. Regardless, there will not be a majority white team ever winning it again, because there will never be another majority white team in the league.

If I could predict the outcomes of these fixed games with certainty, I'd be able to profit substantially. I don't know why so many here are so vehemently opposed to my theory. If the coaches are not keeping or playing the best players, the general managers are not signing the best players, the "journalists" are not reporting on the fact that so many skilled players are being discriminated against, then clearly no one is trying to win games. Considering that this is supposed to be the primary purpose of it all, what does that say about the integrity of eveyrone involved? When you throw in the gambling aspect, and how important it is to the economic vitality of the league, the corruption seems even more widespread. If the management of every team conspires year after year to keep the number of white players down to a certain level, and also conspires to make sure that no white player gets to start at certain positions, then why would anyone have the least bit of trust in the competitive validity of the games they play?
 

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Looks like Blacksimus=TexasTech is back! FYI, basically EVERY SINGLE TEAM in the league has 3 white starters or less on defense you buffoon. I think the majority even have two or less. There isn't much variety to compare and contrast numskull. In this anti-white league you have to look at individual examples which are hard to find because the league's MO is to bench whitey and keep us from ever playing to prove the discrimination "at most positions" exists.

You have to look at individual performances to see that white players are getting screwed. When Peyton Hillis started at RB for the Broncos last year, he got better every game and the Broncos won each game he started. In Hillis' last two games he ran for over 100 yards on 5.9 YPC against one of the best defenses in the league (NY Jets) and ran for 7.3 YPC in the last game he got hurt (KC Chiefs).

You'd be out of your mind if you compare how Hillis did last year and how Moreno and Jordan are doing and come to the conclusion that the Afroletes are better at this exact moment in time, especially if you love stats so much as you seem to Blacksimus. Hillis played just as well as Buckhalter last year (as a rusher) in his last two games- after he found his grove- and is better in short yardage and a better receiver than Buckhalter. Moreno is at 3.8 YPC right now and fumbled twice last game if I recall what dwid stated. He's more than a yard behind Hillis in YPC- in more games at tailback- and has a shorter longest run than Hillis had last year on 46% more carries. Ironically it's white play-makers like Stokley and Scheffler that have saved anti-white buffoon St. Josh McDitz's ass.

Hillis has seniority with the team and should be the starter- with the aging Buckhalter slowly being fazed out for Moreno for the team's scatback role. You can't honestly say that just because the Broncos are 6-0 that it means they are better off without Hillis unless you're delusional. The Broncos won last year in dramatic fashion with Hillis. Statistically Hillis and Buckhalter are the best options "right now", but Hillis is more versatile and much younger. Dealing with Hillis an entire game is nearly impossible for a defense. In short yardage Hillis can run through as many as three tacklers for the first down and on third and long, he can catch passes down-field better than any back on the team.

Rant finished..you'll be booted soon anyway Blacksimus! We all know the media is 100% on your side Blacksimus, so please refrain from citing ESPN and CaucasianRivals' "op-eds" as legit evidence of anything.Edited by: ToughJ.Riggins
 
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