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What's My Line goes back to the early 1950's. It was better then, especially the mystery guests.

I'am a trial junkie going back some 40 years. You can't say anything is definite until you have all the details. The first reports of a crime are often wrong. I repeat, the Dakota James case looks like an abduction. You have to have a name to have a suspect. Sometimes a tip will come out of...

I saw the program. Dakota James was seen on security camera after he left the bar. He was walking by himself down an alley which lead to a street with three bridges nearby. James was walking home alone close to midnight, something that can be dangerous. The Pittsburgh police deduced he walked...

The media DID acknowledge the Zebra killings were racial murders at the time, but the story went down Orwell's memory hole.

Why shouldn't you count Manny Fernandez?

These men are not "goys," they are white men. John Riggins was nothing like Cappelletti, Vardell, Muster. The scouting report (source the late SI writer Paul Zimmerman) on Riggins at Kansas was "230 pounds, great speed and finesse, good hands, doesn't block much. In other words a white Jimmy...

Owens was not like Billy Sims, didn't have Sims' explosiveness. Oddly, both Owens and Sims had career ending injuries as their final play in the NFL. So did a third Heisman winner, Bo Jackson.

Steve Owens was strictly a power back, inside runner type. Going into the 1970 draft Owens was downgraded, too slow, no receiving experience. Here's the kicker: three WHITE RBs were drafted ahead of Steve Owens, Larry Stegent Number 8 by the Cardinals, Bob Anderson Number 11 by Denver, Norm...

Around 20 years ago, a few establishment conservative writers did raise the issue "If Rupert Murdoch is a conservative, why does his network have the kind of programming it does?" If anything the Fox network was even more degenerate than ABC, NBC, and CBS at the time. I even saw an interview...

The Last One would be John Riggins, Number One Draft choice in 1971 for the Jets. However, Joe Namath was the Jets QB and Riggins had a pattern of injuries and holdouts.

Earlier in the season this poster declared "Brady has been told to throw to other negro Wrs and not to Hogan." Were you listening when Brady talks to his coaches? Do you think a veteran superstar QB during a game can be told who to throw to?

Did McCaffrey WANT to play the rest of the season finale? He probably could have had he desired.

This is a photo of George Sauer, along with Don Maynard, they were Joe Namath's WR pair during Namath's glory years.

George Nock is black.

Jim Jodat was white, which you could have discovered by a Google search. The Rams used him some at RB in 1978 As he was their fastest RB with Wendell Tyler injured but he had a fumbling problem and failed in a critical spot (subbing for an injured John Cappelletti) in the NFC Title Game loss to...

I saw Lance Alworth play on TV many times. Aside from being white, Nelson isn't like Alworth, much bigger, nowhere near as graceful. It's long been the custom to compare any fast white WR to Alworth even when there is almost no resemblance. Our favorite commentator, Cris Collinsworth, in his...

Many times players have wanted a Nice Guy Coach (who couldn't win) stay.

It's not unusual for a running back to make a big improvement his second year over a relatively ordinary rookie season.

There are undoubtedly white high school QBs whom you've never heard of who a decade or so from now will be as good as Brees, Big Ben, or even Tom Brady.

Yes, the "conservatives" almost never use Israel's wall as an example of what can be done. It's a long time pet peeve of mine.

It opens nation wide on Friday. The premise is interesting, based on a real individual. "The Mule" is a 90-year old WW II veteran (Eastwood) who transports drugs in his vehicle for a cartel.

Carolina is in a freefall with five losses in a row. I think Rivera would be happy if McCaffrey pulls him out of it. His job might be gone if they don't win at least two of the remaining games.

Somebody said back in the 70's running back was the easiest position to fill.

Well said. This fall NFL Network did a Football Life episode on Carson Palmer, showing his wife and four children. This year, upon leaving the NFL, Palmer sold his homes in Arizona and California and moved to Sun Valley, Idaho. And a stupid poster calls him a "wigger."

He would claim Peyton Manning deliberately threw the game when the Colts lost in the playoffs. I would point out that a player made more money by WINNING the Super Bowl than he could by dumping the big game. What happens if a player doesn't like his cut? Who provides the money? Can you name...