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Not only Lamonica but Van Eeghen, Pete Banaszak, Dave Kasper, Jim "00" Otto, Phil Villapiano, and all kinds of other white guys. How did those Raiders teams manage to win anything without a preponderance of affaletes?

Me too. My only point is that George is far from the top of white QBs, although he had one of the strongest arms ever in the game. I'd be hard pressed to think of a white QB I wouldn't take over DuhMarcus.

That is an accurate analysis. Am I the only one who's reminded of "professional wrestling" when it comes to NFL commentary? They seem so often to have decided in advance who the "stars" are, who the "bad guys" are, and so often it seems to have little to do with what any player actually does on...

I could only stomach a quarter or so of MNF last night, but I was struck by Gruden's effusive gushing over Atlanta's M. Turner. He praised exactly those qualities once possessed by an RB on Gruden's own team. Unfortunately Gruden didn't seem fit to give his RB any playing time. Of course, Mike...

For someone with a "rocket arm," DuhMarcus has a surprisingly low per-completion average. Look at a random Raider box score; often his longest completion is 10-12 yards. He did throw a 80-yd score early in the season, but Z. Miller did most of the work on that play. Russell can't throw the ball...

I heard that, too. What kind of fine should Phil Simms expect for those two illegal comments?

I remember a quote from Alex Karras, something like "They brought him out and we thought it was hysterical. We laughed for 62 yards." Didn't Paul Hornung have a single-season scoring record which he captured by doing the place-kicking?

Weren't the girls in the booths attributing Camarillo's good play (in a few games) last year to the fact that blazing fast aff-a-lete Ginn was out with an injury? There alway has to be some mitigating factor when a white player succeeds.

Greenway and Leber were both standouts on that goal line stand. It was like watching an old Black and Blue Division game.

Vikings backup QB Bob Lee was also the punter for several seasons in the 70s. It would be interesting to see someone handling both punts and placekicking, and it would free up a roster spot.

I seem to recall the Vikings having a black punter back in the 70s, Greg Coleman.

DuhMarcus finished the day with a passer rating just over 22. He's the Affalete Of Da Futuh, no doubt about it. Nice work, Al Davis.

I didn't hear it, but it sounds like that caste turd Collinsworth.

DuhMarcus Russell's seven completions were no doubt the deciding factor in Oakland's 3-point win over KC.

Come on, guys, Know-Show is averaging over 2 yards per carry--could Hillis really top that?

Andrew Lynch is right; Denver got the better of this deal. Cutler is extremely talented, but the Bears' receivers, apart from Olsen, are lead-handed morons. That the Bears continue to think their problems revolve exclusively around QB while continuing to explain how D. Hester really IS SO an...

The Onion has an interesting take on the Bills' acquisition: http://www.theonion.com/content/news_briefs/buffalo_bills_ac quire_final?utm_source=a-section

I've seen Bolun play a few times; I was impressed with him.

I thought Hillis ran closer to a 4.5 than a 4.7, as this writer claims.

I can think of only three, none of whom is a recent player. Frank Ryan: Ph.D. in engineering, Alan Page, JD and is a circuit court judge, the obscure Gary Cuozzo (old Vikings QB) now a dentist. On the other hand, many current players are graduates of what's sometimes called Negro College...

The three-decade Black QB Experiment the NFL has embarked upon tells you all you need to know about race and football. The miserable failure of every black QB someone claimed was going to "change the game" (Cunningham, Culpepper, Stewart, Vick, McNabb, V. Young, etc.) demonstrates beyond cavil...

Ben R. deserves some kind of medal for withstanding the beatings he's taken all year. Has a Super Bowl team ever had a worse offensive line than the Steelers '08 team? It would be interesting to know.

I can't remember which "commentary" moron said, last year, "Who would you rather have in the playoffs, Vince Young or Philip Rivers," clearly implying the superiority of Young. That question has been answered, I think, but not how this idiot imagined.

I was laughing at Baskett as I recalled how his bimbo "playmate" fiance recently proclaimed how much better he is than Kevin Curtis. Sure, dear.

Pittsburgh's black sumos can't keep a three-man rush from sacking Roethlisberger. I forgot to mention that in the earlier game the announcers didn't seem to have any qualms about calling attention to McNabb's many bad first-half throws.