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They been saying that stuff for years. Welker started getting a little credit by some and then that bad pass he didn't hold onto in the Super Bowl happened and now people call him butterfingers. At least he tried, the Super Bowl moss was in, he had a deep pass thrown to him that could have won...

Yea but when there aren't that many Whites left ( how many in the finals? ) then a few blacks will be open to criticism. James is one many dont like especially since he left Cleveland. Things can't be happy go lucky all the time. I bet if I looked at comments about the cramps there is thousands...

http://www.bigblueview.com/2014/6/3/5777260/will-hill-goes-unclaimed-nfl-free-agency-s-kyle-sebetic-signed This is what I was talking about. I thought there were a few positives but it was about Hill. There was a forum bashing White wr Steve Hull that I posted a while back, Illinois can was...

He weighed 194 at his pro day, Soelberg weighed 176. Just looked him up, already listed a Saftey and if he ll probably get to play as a nickel or dime back at best, so I doubt they change that listing. White guys who play in nickel and dime packages stay listed as safety. Would be nice to see...

Colin Kaepernick just signed a deal to make him one the highest paid players. 126 million dollar 6 year extension with 61 million guaranteed, that can be up to 20 million a year. Ridiculous. The only positive is that in a few years the team will crumble, but before then Russel Wilson is going to...

they are invited because teams need camp bodies and with White players they don't have to spend a bunch of time stressing fundamentals. Once in a blue moon a White player will get a real chance. They don't give a **** about a White fan base. Idiots usually buy tickets anyway. They used to like...

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/outdated-strength-program-putting-dallas-161558566.html Dallas is 3rd for most injuries, they don't really do the right kind of stretching before practice so maybe he isn't as injury prone as we think.

I was always really impressed with his athleticism when i saw him play. Ridiculous that he didn't get drafted. Safety is one of the weakest positions in the NFL. Ignoring White talent doesn't help.

defintely not a good thing. I would think a push mower has more lateral agility because you can't really move a riding lawn mower side to side.:) defintely ridiculous though, there is this notion that if somehow a White guy has fast straight line speed that he must not have any agility, it was...

If they have designed runs for him in the offense I don't think he ll take long to do well. Qbs that can run tend to have an easier time transitioning then over time it seems they have to become better in the pocket or teams will start to slow them down

yea it was just a one liner, not real clear im more upset with this article, the gm says he can win the starting qb job, but Hoyer is ahead, and basically Johnny has to "relearn" to play the qb position, basically become a pocket passer He emphasized that Manziel's Texas A&M playing style will...

i was actually agreeing with you, in the comments section a guy said it was his 2nd day taking snaps so i figured it was rookie minicamps, haven't kept up with football that much recently, way too early to tell anything about the guy, not sure how he is behind a guy not really practicing yet...

damn its just rookie minicamp, ridiculous

not much except an Illinois/Saints fan is really excited about the signing, only to be met by typical dwfs who call him a "camp body at best". Hopefully he can get a real shot, but they might be right, but I doubt it will be because of talent. 6'1, 2 pounds under 200. 4.5 speed, 36 inch...

Off topic but if they were smart they would decrease Peterson's workload and give Zach Line a good deal of touches, but like we saw with Gerhart, that isn't going to happen, they would rather run Peterson into the ground, at this rate he probably has one above average season left, he is 29 with...

If it was really about qb competition I think it would have been more appropriate to say be prepared to earn the starting job, not "act like the backup", nobody wants their qb, the guy who is going to lead their team, to act iike a backup. They should aspire to start and lead the team, not...

don't forget he has below average arm strength, not known for driving the ball down the field and struggles with out routes, and played in a qb friendly system, which is usually held against White qbs.

speaking of the Browns, they just signed AHDIW Vince Young.

thanks for the heads up, almost bought some episodes of game of thrones and walking dead with the way people I know have been talking about them.

He also has Chase Reynolds hanging around at rb, although Reynolds and Mariani played with his son at Montana, so hopefully he realized the talent Reynolds has, he never really did play Mariani at wr although he was really good in college, just return man. Would love to see Chase Reynolds get...

The Texans had the chance to take him and pussed out. They took Ben Tate instead. Then he injures his knee and Arian Foster who was on the roster the year before emerges as a top back in that great zbs that makes it easier for average backs to put up 1k, Slaton had put up 1k and fell off the map...

I can't believe that Tavaris Jackson is still around. My bet is they are hoping in the event that Wilson gets injured for a few games, that with the running game Seattle has and the defense, is that he can come out looking like a solid qb, but he looked awful with Adrian Peterson in his prime...

I wonder how much influence Pelini had with Hester at LSU, he was the Defensive coordinator but kind of odd that Hester was given a chance to play tailback and then Pelini goes to Nebraska and offers Burkhead and makes him a featured back. yeah in recent memory, as more people are waking up and...

it wouldn't be as bad when Cushing gets injured if they had kept Barrett Ruud on, he looked good in the 2 or 3 games he got significant playing time in. Ridiculous that he goes from being 100+ tackle guy with the Bucs to a guy no team really wants except as an emergency backup, Saints had him...

Not surprising, big programs have these types every year it seems. LSU had a db named Daniel Graff who ran a 10.48 100 meter dash in high school, listed at safety but more corner size at 6'0 180. Ran a 4.32. A walk on who earned a scholarship, never got to do more than play special teams. No...