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The good news so far from the Trump transition activity is that Sessions and one of his people Rick Dearborn are part of or in charge of immigration and congressional relations. Also Kris Kobach is part of the immigration transition team. That's who we want in there. In terms of other posts my...

Yeah, I was thinking of just the WR's all scoring, not counting tight ends, so yesterdays game might have been truly historic. Also, coming against Hogan's former team, divisional rivals, and the current make up of the Bills, makes for a great game.

When was the last time a team had three white WR's all make touchdown catches in the same game? It must have been decades ago I would think. Awesome Pats victory. Also nice to see in SD Den game white D-lineman have such prominent roles.

Ok, just did a quick count, and came up with 33 white starters, and that includes the Lopez bros as white. That number is pretty close to the last few years. Overall white players in the game came in at 105, counting Adams, Lopez bros, Asik (who looks real European), Caspi as white. Didn't...

Well, I think the rooting intrest for CFers was probably the outcome we got, Boise State continuing undefeated, also Taysom Hill playing well. The last two Bronco games have been close, so I'm not that optimistic that they can run the table, but that would be great if they could.

Missed the Lampman promotion. I love it when these undrafted white WR's finally crack the 53 man roster after the usual struggles. Just getting that minimum nfl salary for several weeks will hopefully give fuel and inspiration for these guys for future roster battles.

An actually interesting game on Thursday night. Also to watch is how many white Bears will be in on defense.

Every year I have this dream of a smaller conference school running the table and going undefeated, just to throw a monkey wrench into the rankings, and now mini playoff discussion toward the end of the year. Would love to see Boise State pull this off this year, go Broncos.

Or maybe not, as Boise might be trying to self-destruct.

Boise State on their way to another victory.

Well, the Dolphins now have all white O-line backups, (assuming Pouncey is back at center) waiting in the wings to take over, so some small movement foreward, but now Cameron is struggling with concussion issues.

In the game against the Eagles, the Lions started putting in Graham Glasgow at guard on some plays, making for four white players on the O-line. There were some plays where Zenner and Burton at fullback were in together, so at some point the Lions may have had seven white players on the field...

Navy win extra sweet as it has a white QB, and derails the Houston lovefest.

Apparently, Brenden Schooler might be the new starter at safety. He's listed as starter on the Ourlads website, though one article I read said that he was starting due to an athletes injury. Situation to keep an eye on, and it helps make Oregon one step closer to likeable. Of course we'd like...

Don, I agree with your analysis. There are random bright spots popping up, such as tight end play, the QB situation, random white players like Bellore, Dzubnar, Chickillo, Stupar and others on defense who find their way into games. It looked like Josh Mauro of Arizona for instance was in a lot...

Iowa, Wisconsin, Stanford all win, and lets not forget Boise State. They now enter the weaker part of their schedule and are cruising along at 4-0.

This weekend will see some white tight ends more in the spotlight. Tampa Bay cut their black tight end, so Cameron Brate should see more of a role, and in Denver and San Diego, injuries will put white tight ends, including Hunter Henry in SD, in the starting lineup.

Its really good to see the MAC teams do well, as so many of their players should have been in the Big 10. Actually, in years past I often thought about posting the question "why aren't the MAC teams better". Well, maybe now that's no longer a valid question.

Pats victory tonite was perfect, in that they won but Brisset was only a minor factor, he basically was the game manager with a little more mobility, so I don't think we'll see much talk about Brisset supplanting anyone on the depth chart.

Hunter Henry will be starting for the Chargers, and with their signing of Whalen I wonder just how they would have looked had Woodhead not got injured.

I believe we might have one more white starter on O-line, as depth charts list Ragnow as right guard now, and Jake Raulerson as starting center. Not sure I noticed four white O-linemen in the TCU game, have to watch out for this in the A&M game.

The starting black RB is out for the year, and Ian Erikson is taking over per rotoworld and ourlads.