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Radmanovic looks gross with those cornrows or whatever they are. Apparently he thinks Bronson Arroyo is cool.

You are right that the Manley-Romanowski comparison is not valid. However -- what is the best known spitting incident in NFL history? There have been many, but why is it that Romo's is the best known and most-cited? And race did play a major part in it and still does, because Romo had to...

Bigunreal, I'll have to disagree with your conceding that he made a valid point. Blacks are two-thirds of NFL players, but they commit well over 90 percent of crimes, probably closer to 98 percent, especially when it comes to serious crimes. There was a book written a few years ago by an...

Black Guy, this is your original statement: "As for the NFL players having criminal records, you act like nobody white has ever committed a crime." Then you go on to list three white players in support of that contention. However, none of the those three white players have a criminal record or...

You were rebutting whiteout77 by naming white athletes with criminal records. Repeat, Romanowski was not charged with a crime. O.J. Simpson was acquitted of murder charges but subsequently lost in a civil trial. Romanowski also lost in a civil trial -- but unlike O. J. he was never originally...

Romanowski was never charged with a crime, he was sued in a civil suit by the player he fought with. Mark Chmura was acquitted, repeat acquitted, by a jury. Though it's so rare when a white athlete is charged with a sex crime the media used his name so much that the popular perception, like...

So white CBs, RBs and WRs had agility and dexterity in the integrated NFL of the '60s, '70s and early '80s, but in roughly 1985 this ability was permanently lost by every white football player in perpetuity except for Brandon Stokley? Alstott ran people over and eluded them. Check out the...

He may well succeed there, given that the competition at the position isn't real high caliber. Plus, he'll be under a lot less pressure than he was playing for the Hurricanes as expectations won't be nearly as high. College football fans in Florida seemed to love to hate Berlin and Chris Rix...

Isn't it interesting that we have another superfast and athletic white quarterback turned wide receiver, ala Drew Bennett and Matt Jones. The propaganda is that black quarterbacks have made the position more "athletic," yet we are seeing white quarterback "discards" shining as wideouts. Just...

The Browns also drafted Andrew Hoffman from Virginia, who may start as a rookie at nose tackle. It'd be great to see them with four to five white starters on defense.

Seattle is a good fit for Lumsden, given that Shaun Alexander is probably on the way out via a trade. He has been given the franchise designation, which is a year to year thing. When the player is unhappy like Alexander is, he is usually either traded or signed to a long-term deal. Given that...

psychosid, you hit the nail directly on the head. I just saw your post. That's tellin' it like it is. But it's also easier said than done given the reality of the Caste System.

"You can play me anywhere you want." That's signing his death warrant, as far as ever getting a chance to be what he is, a cornerback. But I can understand why he said that. He'll play the role of model teammate, while his black teammates will be allowed to get away with conduct and attitudes...

After Clarett was picked, Tory Holt stood and applauded and cheered for at least a minute. He was totally out of his element there in the first place; maybe they told him his "job" was to do some racial cheerleading at appropriate times.

Welcome to the board, GreatLakeState. I remember Chadwick. He had great hands. Kircus looks doomed, if he ever gets a chance it'll most likely be with another team. The Lions made a great pick last year in Teddy Lehman. He may be end up being as good as Spielman if not better.

Matt Roth didn't go until the middle of the second round, another disappointment.

Actually, we know of one black who has been caught gambling: Adrian McPherson. His "reward" has been to be one of the most hyped quarterbacks in this year's draft, which would be a joke even if he hadn't gambled while playing for Florida State.

The wide receivers at the Combine averaged 4.53 in the 40. Remember that next time you hear or read about some white wideout being "slow" because he runs a 4.50 or 4.55 in the 40.

With an assault weapon in each hand, rocker and gun rights advocate Ted Nugent urged National Rifle Association members to be "hardcore, radical extremists demanding the right to self defense." Speaking at the NRA's annual convention Saturday, Nugent said each NRA member should try to enroll...

Our government gets more and more corrupt at the highest levels while at the same time the "mainstream" media is more and more compliant. I never in my life thought that I would see an administration get away with anything remotely close to the kind of lies, graft and secrecy that is the...

Bart, can you post the link to the McPherson story. It truly does look crazy from what you've posted of it. Good luck to the team that drafts him in the first or second round, they'll need it.

I agree. It's obvious this clown isn't here to argue intelligently, if he's even capable of such a feat. If we ever want to race someone in the 40 we know who to contact, but in the meantime I'm more interested in how Bennett is going to do this season!

It seems like there are more hispanics than what there actually are. Probably because that's the one group whose presence has increased so much while the white proportion stays about the same. Blacks are the ones who have really lost ground. Yet it's still an item of faith with most sports...

Bagwell's never played second base that I'm aware of. I'd let him share first base with Helton.