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"Why is that?" It's because those who make the commercials know they can mock white men with impunity.

I'm really catching it now. FYI, it is blacks who usually complain about stereotypes. For example, blacks constantly whine that nedia coverage of black crime "promotes stereotypes." The reality is the high black crime rate. Instead of whailing about "false stereotypes" of whites being inferior...

As I have previously observed on this Forum, any so-called stereotype is based on reality.

The episode for tonight at 8pm ET and the rest of the week is about the 1995 Cleveland Browns and the "talented staff who rose from the ashes." Next week it is the "Fearsome Foursome" of the 1960's LA Rams.

Back in the 1970's the term "heady" was a favorite.

The headline (http://blogs.tennessean.com/titans/2012/10/01/munchak-agrees-with-harris-he-had-a-good-day/) in the local paper is "Munchak agrees with Harris: He had a good day." It looks like Munchak is following Jeff Fisher's formula of "relating to players."

Several years ago, I made a post about Gene Mingo, who was a place kicker in the 1960's, mostly for the AFL Denver Broncos. In 1969-70, he kicked for the Steelers. Mingo never was consistent. The MSM and DWFs don't seem to care about the nonexistent black place kickers.

I was talking about FG kickers, not punters. There have been at least two long-term black punters, Greg Coleman with the Vikings and Reggie Roby of the Dolphins. I recall reading that Coleman was one of the most popular Vikings with the fans. This is interesting because the punter is the low...

Don wonders again when the black kickers with "cannon legs" are going to take over. The place kicker is all important in a close game. He sometimes decides whether you win or lose on the last play. Despite this, I have never in over 50 years of following pro football seen or hear any cries...

It's a somewhat hollow achievement considering the year the Saints are having.

Drew Brees tied Johnny Unitas' record of throwing a TD pass in 47 consecutive games, a record that lasted 52 years. He can break it next week.

The program portrayed Coughlin as a typical football-obsessed coach with tunnel vision. One thing worth noting is that when Coughlin was between head coaching jobs, he would go to the NFL combine with a stop watch and time the prospects doing the 40-yard dash. The coaches concern themselves with...

Tom Coughlin is the subject tonight (Wednesday) at 8pm ET and the rest of the week. Next week it will be the 1995 Cleveland Browns.

Yes, I remember J.K. McKay as a player. When he played at USC, Pat Haden was his QB. Haden even lived with the McKays for a time in order to be in the same school district. When USC played in the Rose Bowl, NBC announcer Curt Gowdy would say "He's like Biletnikoff." In other words, a slow...

And would you be saying this if Hillis had gained 233 yards in this game? As Don said, Hillis is a pure backup unless the Hillis Curse strikes again.

Exactly.

There are posters who think the rules have been rigged (or the games scripted) for Newton and other black QBs. Why then, did Newton flop in prime time against the defending Super Bowl champion?

If anyone cares, tonight at 8pm ET, "A Football Life" features Ray Lewis. It runs for the rest of the week. Next week it will be Tom Coughlin.

Steve Sabol died today of brain cancer. His father, Ed, founded NFL Films and was inducted into the Pro Football HOF last year. If John Facenda was the voice of NFL Films, Steve Sabol was the face by introducing the segments for many years.

The pot calls the kettle black, no pun intended.

Yes, really. Do you think Brett Favre was some kind of intellectual genius? And why do you think Drew Brees is threatening to break John Unitas' record for consecutive games with a TD pass?

If the passing game is easier nowadays, and the rules changes over 30 years ago made it so, white QBs are the ones who really take advantage.

Will Bigunreal explain why "they" let Gronkowski break these TE receiving records?

Eli Manning threw for 510 yards and 3 TDs today as the Giants beat Tampa Bay (a team with a black QB). Was that legitimate?

Yes, I think they treat Tebow as something of a joke. I've seen this since the 1970's. If a white pro football player either acts like, or seems to act like a buffoon (or unserious), he will get a lot of publicity. Examples are John Riggins, Jim McMahon, John Matuszak, and briefly Bryan...