2010-11 NFL Playoffs
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Colonel_Reb
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ESPN is having issues with their box score for this game. Right now Heath Miller is listed at 0 for 1 with a 21 yard per catch average?
I guess they are lacking that exra motivation, you know....how Bart Scott was so upset about Wes Welker's comments on his coach. Probably nothing to do with Welker and most of the Patriots offense being white.....Oh wait Hillis said every team he faced made racial comments, and the Jets are a team he played against, but racist black players who are extra motivated against white players, thats supposedly crazy talk!emt1 said:
Eric Smith is probably one of the most penalized defensive backs for very minor, questionable things, at least from what I have seen, but if he were black these things wouldn't be called, and he would be considered like a Troy P type, just an aggressive safety. Dating all the way back to the bs fine he got for being pushed into Boldin. Even the coach mouthed the words "BS" after the flag, usually coaches like him are all over their white players even if it wasn't their mistake.
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Thrashen
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Packers-Bears was completely unexciting"¦despite the Packers' relative "whiteness."Â
Jordy Nelson played "great"Â when considering his production weighted against his incredibly limited opportunities. 17 yards per catch is a clear indication that Nelson is a big-bodied deep-threat who should be starting over the completely ineffective yet "venerable"Â smurf, Donald Driver, for the Superbowl. He should have been starting all season long.
The wildly popular John Kuhn was purposely "left out," despite the Packers second half offensive ineptitude. At least James Starks is a somewhat respectable back, unlike the sluggish, completely unathletic, non-elusive turd, Brandon Jackson. In two weeks time, hopefully John Kuhn can somehow "bail out" the Packers during the Superbowl"¦if only to prove that he is so much more than a "short yardage fullback."Â
Naturally, I want the Packers to beat their Chocolate AFC opponent. The Steelers, despite their many odious shades of darkness, seem to be the "lesser of two evils."Â
If only the Patriots had taken care of business"¦this Superbowl may have been much more pleasant.Edited by: Thrashen
Jordy Nelson played "great"Â when considering his production weighted against his incredibly limited opportunities. 17 yards per catch is a clear indication that Nelson is a big-bodied deep-threat who should be starting over the completely ineffective yet "venerable"Â smurf, Donald Driver, for the Superbowl. He should have been starting all season long.
The wildly popular John Kuhn was purposely "left out," despite the Packers second half offensive ineptitude. At least James Starks is a somewhat respectable back, unlike the sluggish, completely unathletic, non-elusive turd, Brandon Jackson. In two weeks time, hopefully John Kuhn can somehow "bail out" the Packers during the Superbowl"¦if only to prove that he is so much more than a "short yardage fullback."Â
Naturally, I want the Packers to beat their Chocolate AFC opponent. The Steelers, despite their many odious shades of darkness, seem to be the "lesser of two evils."Â
If only the Patriots had taken care of business"¦this Superbowl may have been much more pleasant.Edited by: Thrashen
Colonel_Reb
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Very true about the Patriots, Thrashen. The quality of NFL play from top to bottom is saddening for fans of the game of football.
Jimmy Chitwood
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so far, Jets-Steelers = zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz ...
Run Stuffing LB
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Congratulations to the Packers for ending the Ron Mexico love-in, beating the blackbirds and preventing the Obummer Bowl. Hopefully a Super Bowl win over whatever dark mess the AFC sends is coming next.
It's gonna be the Green Bay Packers against the Pittsburgh Rooney Rulers. Quite a contrast and far better than the Super Bowl of two years ago when it was the Rooney Rulers vs. the even blacker Arizona Cardinals. Edited by: Don Wassall
GiovaniMarcon
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I know from reading posts on CF that the Packers are hardly ideal insofar as caste-positioning of players, however they are the "Whitest" team in all the league, and were written off by many earlier this season.
-- that they have done what it takes to make it all the way to the Superbowl says a lot about the benefit of having a respectable number of Whites on the roster. Hopefully other teams that are pathetically too Black will take notice.
I don't know about the number of Whites on the Jets or Steelers, but I like the idea of two obviously-White quarterbacks leading their teams -- Rodgers and Big Ben -- versus Rodgers and the possibly-Mexican Sanchez. No matter what the other Whites do on the Jets, Sanchez's Mexican-ness will be harped on ad nauseum.
In a way though the Superbowl will be annoying no matter what as we will be treated to scene after scene of that pudgy troll Troy Palugayhair and his ridiculous fro. He will be given screen time regardless of how good or bad he plays.
-- that they have done what it takes to make it all the way to the Superbowl says a lot about the benefit of having a respectable number of Whites on the roster. Hopefully other teams that are pathetically too Black will take notice.
I don't know about the number of Whites on the Jets or Steelers, but I like the idea of two obviously-White quarterbacks leading their teams -- Rodgers and Big Ben -- versus Rodgers and the possibly-Mexican Sanchez. No matter what the other Whites do on the Jets, Sanchez's Mexican-ness will be harped on ad nauseum.
In a way though the Superbowl will be annoying no matter what as we will be treated to scene after scene of that pudgy troll Troy Palugayhair and his ridiculous fro. He will be given screen time regardless of how good or bad he plays.
Thrashen
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24-3 at halftime"¦what a shameful display by Ryan's Little Chocolate Soldiers.
So much for all that "Can't Wait"Â stuff, huh? If only the Colts or Patriots were playing Dan Rooney's Cocoa-Boys.
So much for all that "Can't Wait"Â stuff, huh? If only the Colts or Patriots were playing Dan Rooney's Cocoa-Boys.
Yahoo and the network halftime telecast are making a big deal bout the tweets from some NFL players questioning Jay Cutlers "toughness" because he did not play with his knee injury. Clearly this is a black vs. white issue because the only support I've heard for Cutler is from Erlacher.
I have to believe that QB for the Chicago Bears is the worst job in sports!
I have to believe that QB for the Chicago Bears is the worst job in sports!
Van_Slyke_CF
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Congratulations to the Pack!
I want the Pack over the Steelers in the Super Bowl with ex-Steeler John Kuhn rushing for a TD and Jordy Nelson catching one.
I want the Pack over the Steelers in the Super Bowl with ex-Steeler John Kuhn rushing for a TD and Jordy Nelson catching one.
Van_Slyke_CF
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jaxvid said:
Yeah, from the list I've seen so far, it seems like a bunch of Negroes that don't play for the Bears, and with no knowledge of what really happened trashing Cutler. Par for the course.
SeaJim
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Jimmy Chitwood said:
Exactly. I am watching the Aussie Open.
also could be some affletes on the Bears who just don't like him. They were showing his highlights for this season, the only support he had on the sidelines was from Urlacher. Didn't seem to have much support from his teammates except from Olsen and Urlacher.Van_Slyke_CF said:
PhillyBirds
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Whew, at least there's a white scapegoat for a Steeler mistake.
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Congrats to Ben on making his 3rd trip to the Super Bowl. I believe he also has been to another 2 afc championship games. He is such a great player. He makes plays with his feet and arm that are amazing. Maybe they can eventually draft some more players since guys like Ward and others are getting old. He is one great qb.
Colonel_Reb
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Go Packers! It would be great if, in winning the Super Bowl, Aaron Rodgers, John Kuhn, Brett Swain, Jordy Nelson, and Tom Crabtree all had impressive showings on offense, along with A.J. Hawk and Clay Matthews on defense.
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Yes I agree Colonel Reb. The Packers are alot easier to root for. I'm still angry about the Patriots. The Pats and the Colts are the most enjoyable teams to watch on offense. Now we have the boring Pro Bowl next week. I rarely watch that game.