Recent content by Truthteller

Caught a bit of the Vols @ Syracuse. I don't think I'll watch either one of these teams much this season, unless I'm tuning in for their opponents. Syracuse is totally unwatchable. Jeremiah Telander looked good; even had an Int. Prior to looking him up, I thought he was a safety, due to his...

Was watching the Gophers last season. One of the announcers noted P.J. Fleck wanted Minnesota to "emulate Iowa". That's probably their best way forward. Jerry Kill types filled the program with "speedy" blacks from Florida and Texas. But they were blacks no one else in the Big Ten wanted. He was...

Great post; perfectly put. For blacks like Wilson, they are a dime a dozen each year. Recent drafts have been rife with black draft busts, particularly DB's and OL's. I'd love to go back and see the praise ESPN clowns like Kiper and others heaped upon Wilson? I remember oversized white...

Bucky, last year I watched Marshall play @ Ohio State week three? Weird team. They fielded an almost completely black team, but began the season with an athletic, white starting quarterback (Stone Earle) and a white starting running back (Ethan Payne) getting significant carries. ... This was...

Leo, I thought it would be hard to top the football ineptitude of Cine, but it only took me a few days to find a even more egregious bust. A fellow, ex-Georgia Bulldog. I did a quick search and this bust was mentioned on this site back in 2020 and 2021 (never in this thread), when he was...

Excellent point, my friend. I posted this last week, but it's worth repeating: Adam was Young's only reliable WR the last 2 seasons. His "game" and stats were appreciably better when Adam was healthy. I found several links in just a few seconds touching on this topic. DWF's in "Panther Nation"...

Excellent, overall, points. And, according to legit media reports (team beat writers from big city papers), both Wohlers and Jackson were locks to make teams and were impressing enough to get regular season reps on defense, prior to their injuries. Wohler had a shot to start and Jackson could've...

Not only would Adam "provide a great security blanket for McCarthy", but trading him back Minnesota, would remove Bryce Young's #1 security blanket in Carolina! As mediocre, to poor, as Young has looked early in his career, Thielen has been his best receiver, by far. Young stats are...

Leo, Beavers hit his first HR today and it was a long one. Baltimore has done a great job building through the draft in recent years. That's led to their sudden resurgence, after a decades of fielding bad and mediocre, predominately Latin teams. Things, unexpectedly, went South this year...

Excellent work, Leo. I'm sure you know your longtime (Twitter/X) nemesis has moved on to Oklahoma, where he will be the GM. I suppose he's no longer associated with the Senior Bowl? https://soonersports.com/sports/football/roster/staff/jim-nagy/722 Also, looking at the early mock drafts...

Got to, once again, agree 100% with my friend Leo. Smaller photo makes it crystal clear. Nice job by FootballDad, regarding the Combine Q/A. Leaves no doubt, in my opinion. Also, I assume he would not have been drafted by the Colts, as a running back, had he not been clearly "mixed".

I guess we'll just have to "agree to disagree". Others are free to think as they will, also. No big deal? You totally misconstrued the meaning of my words, which I re-posted above. I meant, it was no big deal that we merely disagreed with each other. That's the truth. No harm in differing...

I guess we'll just have to "agree to disagree". Others are free to think as they will, also. No big deal? I still think, in this era, getting to .300 lifetime is "insane". Or insanely difficult. Freddie is the best "pure-hitter" in his generation and he's barely clinging to .300 lifetime. Jeff...

How many of those players competed in the modern era? Or the last 30 years. I'd assume not a lot. Tony Gwynn, at the end? Ichiro Suzuki, who broke in around 2000? Sure, in the Ty Cobb, Lou Gehrig, Ted Williams era, it wasn't as unique. Maybe even in the Brett, Carew era? Average for a MLB...

Freddie Freeman is currently hitting .300 for his career **! Incredible, 16 years and 2,979 at bats. Hopefully, he never dips below .300, as being a career .300 hitter would be an insane feat. My guess is he won't, as most players stick around too long. Happened to Keith Hernandez, was a career...