Patrick said:
lol were the tongue in cheek comments by Welker REALLY as offensive as the Jet nut huggers are trying to make them out to be? Good little foot soldiers? Put your best foot forward? Stay on your toes? If anything it was clever and it wasn't anything worse than what the NY Post and other New York media outlets said about Ryan. Hell the day before the game the Post had a giant foot in reference to Ryans fetish videos - but apparently when Welker says something it is suddenly a horrible action.
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<div>Isn't this the team with players that are caught drinking and driving putting peoples lives at risk? Didn't Cromartie ask for an advance on his pay to catch up on back child support? Didn't they sexually harass a TV Azteca reporter? Isn't the threat of another sexual harassment lawsuit hanging over their head from the actions of a former QB? Didn't they have a major scandal when a sideline coach tried to interfere with a in game play by tripping a member of the Miami Dolphins? Didn't they say "Tom Brady is a bleeping ahole" and they hated him (to clean it up a little bit)?Oh but right their sensible feelings were hurt, shocked and outraged about Welkers little joke - what sensitive guys they are, apparently.</div>
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<div>The Patriots haven't won since Spygate? Well the Jets haven't won since I was born, so take that.</div>
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<div>The Patriots way is evident in Kansas City, Atlanta and New England? Jeez, good point - number one seed in AFC in Patriots, number one seed in NFC in Atlanta and Kansas City has finally won its division. But I guess the Jets are the current model because they won a couple games against a beat up Indie and a Patriots team that choked - that isn't reactionary at all.</div>
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<div>Oh and poor Ryans kid in 10th grade - if it weren't for Welker he wouldn't have heard anything about the foot fetish videos his mom and dad willingly shared with the world. That's all on Welker, Ryan is just a poor innocent victim. </div>
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<div>And BB didn't take blame for Chungs botched fake punt? He ALWAYS comes out and says "We were out coached" when they lose, he said it was a bad play - which it was (or do they deny that?) and maybe he didn't know that Chung was going to take all the blame and put it on his shoulders. Some people here in New England broke down the play and said not only was Chung not expecting the snap but the O Line wasn't in a run formation, they were blocking for a punt, so it may not even have been a call Chung made, it may have been the snapper thought he heard something he didn't, either that or BB gives a second year safety a LOT of control over the outcome of the game if he's allowing him to call his own fake punt on their own 38.</div>
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<div>As long as the Packers win I really don't care which team comes out of the AFC to go to the SB - then maybe all these accolades being heaped on the Jets ushering in a "new way to do things" in the NFL can be put to bed.</div>
Excellent post, Patrick, I wish you would post more often.
The Steelers vs. Jets match-up has so many hate-worthy candidates that I'm not entirely convinced of who I should be "rooting"Â for?
1) Mike Tomlin. The unprofessional, Ebonics-spewing, affirmative action hire was unconditionally giddy during the Steelers-Ravens game...so much so that he was literally "skipping"Â (a very common practice among egotistical Negro players after the most routine tackles, catches, etc) after Steeler touchdowns. He was slapping hands, jive-talking, joking around, laughing hysterically, and even "fake boxing"Â with his black "subordinates."Â But what else should be expected from "The Sexiest Coach in the NFL?"Â Yes, I think we all remember that ridiculous "national poll."Â Tomlin's happiness is parallel with my discontent.
2) Hines Ward (aka "Hiney Wart"). One of the most nauseatingly eulogized athletes in the NFL. Ward is perpetually bestowed the title of "The Best Blocking Wide Receiver in NFL History."Â The reality, of course, is that Ward is one of the dirtiest players in the league. Who could forget his ridiculously unnecessary hit on Bengals linebacker, Keith Rivers, in which Rivers literally dislocated his jawbone. Ward wouldn't apologize (and stated that "he would gladly do it again"Â), probably because he's such a "universal nice guy."Â Yeah, the obtuse watermelon-grin never seems to leave Ward's chubby little face, unless the little brat and his African teammates happen to be losing. Ward used to constantly bitch about "only being a 3rd round pick"Â out of Georgia in the late 1990's. If Ward were white, he wouldn't have even gotten an NCAA scholarship. Ward's inherently short, slow and unathletic self is proof that a Caste System favors non-whites at the wide receiver position. His multiple "contract disputes" are another clear indication that St. Ward is not merely motovated "by the love of the game."
3) Troy Polamalu (aka "The Polynesian Dingleberry"Â). Similar to Ward, Polamalu is unanimously beloved, despite his Bob-Sanders-like proneness to injury and his "Ed Reed Stat Line"Â"¦you know, one tackle and one cherry-picking interception per game. An ultra-productive safety such as the late Pat Tillman would crush Polamalu like a chubby little dung beetle. Troy is yet another "nice guy" with an obvious dark side (See 3rd quarter of 2010 New England vs. Pittsburg game). At his diminutive size, Polamalu would have never even been recruited by USC, let alone a 1st round draft pick in the NFL, had he been born with white skin.
4) Rex Ryan. The boisterous, childish, arrogant, obese "plantation master"Â is undoubtedly the spawn of the "chocoholic,"Â Buddy Ryan. His predisposition to African athletes is embedded into his DNA. He did sign safety Jim Leonard away from the Ravens, however. He also gave Danny Woodhead a roster spot, even after he tore his ACL as a rookie.
5) Mark Sanchez. Of all the non-black QB's in the NFL, Sanchez is probably the least accurate passer. His continued success is quite unfortunate, as the media and DWFs desperately yearn for a "Hispanic Hero"Â so that they may properly demean themselves and white athletes.
6) Braylon Edwards. Former 1st round pick (bust) of the Cleveland Browns. In the past year, he has assaulted an actual midget (no, I'm not joking) and was arrested for a DUI.
7) Santonio Holmes. Former 1st round pick (bust) of the Pittsburg Steelers. During his days at OSU, he had already fathered several children, all to different women. He admitted to dealing drugs in Florida prior to attending OSU. While in the NFL, he has been in trouble for domestic violence, drug possession, smashing a glass in the face of stripper, etc. All charges, as usual, were dropped.
But hey, perhaps the Packers' John Kuhn can eventually extract revenge on the Steelers, who, of course, cut Kuhn in 2005 in favor of the obese Duce Staley"¦the slow Noah Herron"¦and the nobody, Verron Hayes.
Edited by: Thrashen 
