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Leo, there has been a rumor that Lynch and the 49ers have been very interested in Michael Taaffe. I'm not easiIy buying it. I think the only two Whites he will consider are Thieneman and Golday. Both are elite players' that can start day 1. Perhaps he'll, also, consider the lighter skinned Latin...

Excellent points, Wile. But your input is always welcomed. I have been scanning a few top 200 (plus) prospects lists and 7 round mock drafts and Jordan's name is no where to be found, particularly among the nerds/pretend scouts that toil for free (or very little compensation) for various DWF...

Wile, glad I'm not in that club. Would much rather be a "normal person" (Tucker Carlson term), or cattle (Bucky), than sell out my soul for extra green fiat tissues :smilie-devil: In post #7,574, I failed to mention I only watched CSPAN III briefly because I suspected Charles Goodell "might...

Just about every mock draft has Dillon replacing the "retiring" Harrison Smith, but Harry S. has not formally retired. He's debating whether to return or not. And, according to this article, the Vikings would welcome him back after a strong 2025 season. If Smith does not retire and the Vikings...

Thank you Wile, always enjoy your input. Reality is, Packers will likely not draft Van den Berg, as players usually say they are selected by teams they have the least contact with. I guess if teams really want a player, they try not "tip their hand" regarding their interest? I should have spent...

Thanks Freethinker and Backrow. If there was ever a clear cut case of racial bias (via the NFL Draft) that had to be "litigated" and had a shot to win, this could be the one put forth. Will never happen, I suppose, but this is so egregiously clear cut that even a fool can say, this is weird and...

Yes, Leonardfan, it's weird how stats are completely irrelevant, but only when it comes to "upsiders"? I guess one argument the DWF's might have is the top (black) DT's can't put up big stats because they are frequently double-teamed. Good argument, but I would assume Van den Berg was also...

SP, I articulated my take on Eli in post #230. The idea that some draft nerd is "complimenting" him for being a "Day 3 Prospect" is a total joke, when you consider his college output (stats), coupled with his durability and athletic gifts -- size, speed, ect. I would say the same regarding Dean...

Several months ago I posted about "freaky" athletic Georgia Tech defensive tackle Jordan Van den Berg. When he attended Penn State, he was merely seen as a "workout warrior". But that might not have been fair, as he had to deal with PSU's militantly anti-White, mulatto HC Ben Franklin. Could...

You probably nailed it; reason he was likely moved back is to take the pressure off him. Mets young, top prospect Carson Benge is also batting at the bottom of the order, after a torrid spring training. He's currently batting about .100 and could be demoted to AAA if it doesn't turn around...

In addition to tight end Carson Towt, who Twenty-Two recently featured, Colts signed another very intriguing prospect! When I replied in a CFL thread last fall, I assumed Toronto safety Derek Slywka was, by far, the top White, NFL prospect in the CFL. I knew Slywka and U. of Windsor...

Braylon Mullins absolutely should return to school. Danny Hurley just needs Liam McNeely to contact him and remind him of the perils of leaving college too early. Liam, I believe, embarrassed himself when he profusely wept draft night, after he fell to 29th overall. Obviously, he believed...

Don't mean to change the subject, away from Patrick Jeffers, but when you brought Danny Farmer, I reflexively thought about Scott Shields (stats), another player Cower really screwed over. 1999 second round pick from Weber State He was a big safety, looked like a full-sized linebacker, when...

Looking at this thread, started in 2012, there is something missing that all CF posters and lurkers should know about Patrick Jeffers' incredible 1999 season, particularly the last 5 games. Patrick only started 10 games that season and had it not been for a totally unforeseen event, he may not...

Thanks for info, Booth. I did not now this. I have completely "tuned-out" of the Corporate media's coverage of this illegal war. No Faux, Newsmax, talk radio, ect. Nonetheless, I do want to keep informed. There are a million "experts", out there on cyberspace, but I've limited my news...

Scott Ritter predicted this would happen in a Video I Posted (29:15 to 35:00 min.) a couple weeks ago (post #34). Unlike Sean Hannity, Scott does not buy into the myth of the brave israeli warrior :copas...

Several years ago (about 2019?) I was clicking through the vast waste-land of Cable channels, desperately trying to find something worth watching. Briefly settled on C-Span III. I believe the video was Senate hearings from the early 1970's, regarding the Vietnam War? .... within seconds, I...

Nice list, W.I.R. Didn't realize Trent Richardson, who fat Walrus picked 3rd overall to replace Peyton Hillis as a starter in Cleveland, had fallen to such depths? As I remember, he "busted" so bad in the spring leagues, that he was likely forced to go to Mexico or overseas and play for...

Good post, W.I.R.! I remember those threads regarding the AAF, which folded in 2019. Most notable athlete I can remember not wanting to "hang up the cleats" was Ricky Henderson, who played with the unaffiliated Newark Bears for a while (in his mid 40's). Although, it's not clear he did it due...

Nice work, Leo. Reminded me, I had been saving a list since early February. Some were just posted by Leonardfan, but I did find some others that went below the radar, a bit. QB Miles O'Neill Texas a/m to North Carolina QB Tad Hanson Coastal Carolina to North Carolin State (RS-Soph) QB Nicco...

I agree, Warhawk. Dean Connors, Lincon Pare, Alex Tecza and Eli Heidenreich (<stats link) are all very athletic, rock solid, NFL caliber running backs. All should have gone to higher level football schools. How did the University of Pittsburgh let both Tecza and Eli H. leave their back yard...

Good question, icsept. I think it's a combination of both. On the one hand, a lot of Whites won't put their brain and body at risk for the wages UFL pays -- reportedly $64,000 per season, plus decent health benefits. On the other hand, plenty of Whites are stepping up to play, tight end...

I always thought the low number of Whites in this league was directly related to lower salaries, as Whites have more options outside of football. To a degree, that has to be true! But this league is so incredibly black, I've got to believe there is more to it? Plus, there is a reasonable...

I've been of the opinion that (DT) Jordan van den Berg of Georgia Tech and Nick DeGennaro are the two most criminally underrated prospects in the draft, no doubt because they are White. If DeGennaro was a White tight end (or black WR), he would not make it out of round 3 and could be drafted...

Raynaud might've posted more impressive stats, had he not been limited to about 10 minutes per game for a good chunk of the first half of the season. Only got regular time once Domantis Sabonis was officially knocked out for the season. Ironically enough, Sabonis stats have seemingly dropped off...