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And I've discussed the HOF over and over on the Forum. Speaking of stupid, the above poster whined about Paul Krause being kept out of the HOF, when in fact, Krause has been in the Hall since 1998.

When you wrote "I don't much about this guy" did you mean "I don't KNOW much about this guy?" Google "View From The Right." Before his death Auster had arranged for his site to be kept on the web permanently. Once at VFR, go to Search and put in David Duke. Auster explained his opposition to...

FYI Jerry Smith was white. I suppose a dim bulb like yourself wasn't aware of this fact.

So you're back to "Peyton Manning must be in on the fix?"

This dumb as a sack of hammers poster can't even use proper English. For what it's worth, I was telling Bigunreal the NFL Network was doing a special on one of his favorite players.

Thanks for confirming your stupidity.

You're too stupid to notice that I've been on the Forum since 2004.

Auster and his commenters DID discuss the Jewish role.

For decades, most Super Bowls were blowouts like this one. One team always came up flat and mistake-prone.

Bigunreal, We're still waiting for your review.

Aside from Jerry Kramer (who should be selected), who are some white players pre-1980 who should be in the HOF?

At the PFRA Forum, they say Kurt Warner will make it.

The consensus at the Pro Football Researchers Forum (which has some people close to the selectors) is that Anderson would be in if the Bengals had come back to win Super Bowl XVI.

In 1978, then Ram owner Carroll Rosenbloom announced the move to Anaheim for 1980. I recall a Jim Murray column about this time. Murray wrote than Rosenbloom's Bel Air friends didn't want to go to the Coliseum any more. One of them had been mugged. I know the people wanting the Rams to come...

I recall a similar incident in Tennessee over 30 years ago in which a K-9 was shot and killed, saving a police officer's life. The dog was given a big funeral as in this Pittsburgh case. The perp who killed the dog, by the way, was black.

A favorite trope of the MSM is "Why are so many people in prison when crime is down?" The first instance I recall was by a New York Times "reporter" named Fox Butterfield some 15 years ago. There are more prison inmates because sentencing guidelines became stricter over the last 30 years. To an...

You will remember that media types were asking Brett Favre "When are you going to retire?" when he was 35.

I've observed pro football for well over 50 years and the hit wasn't out of the ordinary.

I've seen Madden a few times on NFL Films/NFL Network programs. His commentary was unexceptional one way or another, mainly from a Steeler Fan perspective.

Sailer claims sportswriters for PC reasons, avoid "noticing" certain things. He misses the point that sportswriter do "notice" that blacks are faster. Not only do they "notice" it, but eagerly proclaim it. On the other hand, sportswriters deliberately do not "notice" that white quarterbacks are...

As I've written many times, it would be too risky for the NFL and sponsors to fix games. It would cost an enormous amount to pay players to go along with a fix. It's cheaper to have the games play out on their own. And again, what if a (black) player was unhappy with his cut or claimed "they...

You are correct, although over 90% of the program is "on Smith's gayness." They do boost Smith for the HOF and mention his 60 TD receptions.

The 1969 Redskins (Lombardi's last season) had three homosexuals in training camp, two on the season roster, Smith and Dave Kopay, who wrote a much-praised book years later. In his book, Kopay referred to Jerry Smith without giving his name. Kopay wrote that Smith once came on to a young...