2010 Tennesee Titans

[TwentyTwo]

The NFL needs some white CB's!

Rarely does a white player get a chance at CB in the NFL...thought it was worth a mention.


Ittersagen looks to fil hole at CB

The newest addition to the Titans roster is hoping to take advantage of tough times at the cornerback position.


The Titans brought Pete Ittersagen aboard for Monday's practice, following injuries to Rod Hood, Jamar Love and Tye Hill. Love was waived/injured on Monday to make room for Ittersagen, a 5-foot-10, 189-pounder who saw some preseason action for Indianapolis last season as a rookie out of Wheaton College.


"Yeah, this league is a league of opportunities,'' Ittersagen said. "You have to come in and make plays, prove to be valuable to the team and defense. I'm just hoping to do that. I love this game. It's my passion.''


Ittersagen also saw some action as a returner during Monday's practice.


"That's something I've done before,'' he said. "I love doing it. It's a big part of the game. I hope I can contribute here in terms of that and be a playmaker backthere.''


Coach Jeff Fisher said Ittersagen was the best of four or five corners the team worked out Monday morning.

http://blogs.tennessean.com/titans/2010/08/02/ittersagen-looks-to-fill-hole-at-cb-for-titans/

 

[SuperSpeed23]

God i hope this guy makes the team. Titans might be worth watching if he got playing time.

 

[Westside]

You would think of all white coaches, that Fisher being a good DB for the USC and then the NFL would go out of his way to give this kid a fair shot to play corner back. He should look out for one of his own, but the NFL does an outstanding job of brainwashing white Head Coaches to abide by the "unofficial rules" when screwing the careers of white players in general.

 

[Electric Slide]

Yes if this guy starts at CB for the Titans, every game will be required viewing! Best of luck to him that he puts forth a great effort and makes a good impression!

 

[Deadlift]

Titans release tough-luck rookie RB Johnson, sign Gado

CBSSports.com wire reports
Aug. 17, 2010

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The Tennessee Titans have waived injured rookie running back Stafon Johnson, the former Southern California standout whose college career was ended by a weightlifting accident that crushed his neck.

Johnson dislocated his right ankle and broke his fibula Saturday night in the Titans' 20-18 loss at Seattle. Before Tuesday's move coach Jeff Fisher had said Johnson would be out up to 12 weeks recovering from surgery.

The Titans replaced Johnson on the roster by signing Samkon Gado. Gado has played in 41 career games with 268 carries for 972 yards and 11 touchdowns. He has played for Green Bay, Houston, Miami and St. Louis most recently.


http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/story/13775463/titans-release-toughluck-rookie-rb-johnson-sign-gado

Who the heck is Samkon Gado? Sounds like another recycled afflete. I hate the NFL.

 

[FootballDad]

Who the heck is Samkon Gado? Sounds like another recycled afflete. I hate the NFL.

Yes, Gado has bounced around the league. He was originally in camp with the Chiefs a number of years ago and was released during the last cut-down. He went to the Packers and had a few good games, and has since gone to the Texans, Dolphins, and the Rams. He's a "story" because he is a native of somewhere in Africa, where all great athletes' lineage starts

 

[Deadlift]

He only averaged a little over 3.6 ypc...

 

[Don Wassall]

LeGarrette Blount once again punches a football player. Last year it was a Boise State defensive end. This year it's one of his own teammates. But the common strain is that both players are White.

And notice how Jeff Fisher excuses Blount's behavior, even with his notorious background. Fisher specializes in enabling bad black behavior.

I wonder if a black player has spat at Donnie Nickey yet. That seems to be a hallowed training camp tradition for the Titans.

Rookie ends practice with helmet punch

This punch won't be so costly for LeGarrette Blount.

The rookie running back capped a feisty night practice for the Tennessee Titans with a short punch to the helmet of defensive end Eric Bakhtiari a few moments after having his own helmet ripped off for the second time in as many plays.



Blount had just returned to the Titans on Wednesday night after being excused since Sunday for personal reasons. He was carrying the ball in a drill near the goal line when his helmet came off, and he kept his feet moving toward the end zone.


The play ended with some pushing and shoving, and then Blount threw a right into Bakhtiari's facemask. Blount quickly talked to coach Jeff Fisher before leaving the field.


"He apologized, and I said he didn't have to apologize," Fisher said. "It's football. It's training camp."


Blount was suspended by the University of Oregon for eight games of last season for punching Boise State defensive end Byron Hout after a game on Sept. 3. Without much of a senior season, Blount went undrafted.


The Titans, having traded away LenDale White, brought in Blount as a free agent.


On the play that sparked Wednesday's scuffle, Blount said his helmet had been intentionally pulled off the play before. A new NFL rule going into effect this season stops the play when a player's helmet comes off. Then his helmet came off again. Blount said he apologized to Fisher because he had promised the coach his fighting days were behind him.


"That was my past. It just came up again. I got into one of those situations where the defense pushed me too far. With training camp and everything going the way it is and being as intense as it is and me being a rookie, it was just something I shouldn't have done. But I did it," Blount said.


Fisher downplayed the punch.


"His past is his past. Is that the first punch you've seen in camp this year? No. I'm not disappointed whatsoever. I have great confidence in the young man that he learned from his mistake, and he's very competitive. That's why we brought him in here is to watch him run the football like that," Fisher said.


Bakhtiari, with a towel draped over his head, declined to comment to reporters in the locker room.


The Titans had originally been scheduled to practice outdoors under the lights at LP Field in a closed session. Heavy rains predicted to drop at least four inches of rain onto the field prompted Fisher to move the practice back to the team's headquarters, and they worked inside under the lights.


It was an intense physical practice with Vince Young yelling at receivers not getting to balls, and he even got popped himself once by safety Michael Griffin. Fisher said it was the kind of session his team needed during essentially the last long week of training camp.


The Titans' preseason opener is Monday against the Arizona Cardinals, and then the teams hold a joint practice two days later before Tennessee wraps up training camp.


Fullback Ahmard Hall called Blount's reaction just the intensity of training camp.


"If anybody else was to get mad, there wouldn't be a question. It would just be a guy getting mad. LeGarrette Blount gets mad, everybody wants to bring up his past. Guys pushed him. He reacted. It has nothing to do with what happened to him in the past," Hall said.


http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/trainingcamp10/news/story?id=5475506

 

[Kaptain]

Imagine if Toby Gerhart had punched Fat Pat Williams that way. Would Toby be so easily excused?

 

[whiteathlete33]

Doesn't this violent negro have a white girlfriend or wife? I'm sure he'll make the final roster as well with his 4.65 speed and incredible upside.

 

[jaxvid]

Punching a guy in his face mask? Wonder what was that idiots Wonderlic score?

 

[Kaptain]

Blount's helmet being ripped off had nothing to do with it. In fact, a fellow brutha ripped it off. After the play a black offensive lineman tried to lay a cheap shot after the play on one of the white defensive players who just planted him during the play. Eric Bakhtiari put a big college boy shove on the cheap shotting brother - that's when Blount came back and got in Bakhtiari's face and then threw the punch.

Here's the video:

Blount's punch as a Titan

 

[whiteathlete33]

That's one retarded afflete for sure.

 

[ToughJ.Riggins]

Actually Blount's Combine 40 is listed with the same 40 time of 4.7 as Tebow (but with much worse agility numbers) on NFLdraftscout. Surely this high character guy is better than Jake Sharp, as we surely know the NFL values power punchers over fast twitch explosiveness in tailbacks right?Edited by: ToughJ.Riggins

 

[Deadlift]

How long before he continues the "proud African tradition" of pushing a woman down a flight of stairs?...

 

[Colonel_Reb]

That's one retarded afflete for sure.

I imagine most NFL blacks are borderline retarded. Blount is a fool who obviously hates Whites if there ever was one. Of course, the Caste System Negrophile Football League encourages such foolishness on the part of their affletes. QueenFisher has made me want to puke for years, and he just keeps getting worse.

 

[jaxvid]

LeGarrette Blount once again punches a football player.  Last year it was a Boise State defensive end.  This year it's one of his own teammates.  But the common strain is that both players are White. 
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<div>And notice how Jeff Fisher excuses Blount's behavior, even with his notorious background.  Fisher specializes in enabling bad black behavior. 

Enable it? He probably loves it. NFL coaches want black players to chimp out. It's a sign of the psychotic personally that they value so highly in their bruvahs. Just like criminal behavour nothing says NFL talent like lack of self control.

 

[whiteathlete33]

LeGarrette Blount once again punches a football player. Last year it was a Boise State defensive end. This year it's one of his own teammates. But the common strain is that both players are White.

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<div>And notice how Jeff Fisher excuses Blount's behavior, even with his notorious background. Fisher specializes in enabling bad black behavior.

Enable it? He probably loves it. NFL coaches want black players to chimp out. It's a sign of the psychotic personally that they value so highly in their bruvahs. Just like criminal behavour nothing says NFL talent like lack of self control.

Romanowski was one of the few white players that actually showed balls. When he spit in JJ Stokes face he was called a "racist drug pusher." Doesn't that pretty much set the example? We see blacks attacking white players on a daily basis and then their coaches protect them.
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[jaxvid]

Romanowski was one of the few white players that actually showed balls.  When he spit in JJ Stokes face he was called a "racist drug pusher."  Doesn't that pretty much set the example?  We see blacks attacking white players on a daily basis and then their coaches protect them.  </div>

For white players it's the exact opposite. White players have to be boy scout / choir boys, no misbehavin at all or they're gone. Even the defensive ends and linebackers are held to strict behavioral standards. It creates a two tiered system. White boy scouts and black criminals. That's the ideal roster for an NFL team.

In college that is the coaching strategy too. Fill the roster with back up white players that get good grades and don't cause scandals by breaking the law and hope that it offsets the criminals they recruit to play the starring roles. Coaches that do this the best are the most successful.

 

[whiteathlete33]

Romanowski was one of the few white players that actually showed balls. When he spit in JJ Stokes face he was called a "racist drug pusher." Doesn't that pretty much set the example? We see blacks attacking white players on a daily basis and then their coaches protect them.

For white players it's the exact opposite. White players have to be boy scout / choir boys, no misbehavin at all or they're gone. Even the defensive ends and linebackers are held to strict behavioral standards. It creates a two tiered system. White boy scouts and black criminals. That's the ideal roster for an NFL team.



In college that is the coaching strategy too. Fill the roster with back up white players that get good grades and don't cause scandals by breaking the law and hope that it offsets the criminals they recruit to play the starring roles. Coaches that do this the best are the most successful.

Exactly my point Jaxvid. How do we explain the SEC though?

 

[sport historian]

I checked the Titan's hometown paper, The Tennessean. A commenter on the article wrote, "Someone needed to pop that guy."

As I have written previously, the DWFs in the state of Tennessee take a backseat to none.

 

[snow]

Romanowski was one of the few white players that actually showed balls. When he spit in JJ Stokes face he was called a "racist drug pusher." Doesn't that pretty much set the example? We see blacks attacking white players on a daily basis and then their coaches protect them.

For white players it's the exact opposite. White players have to be boy scout / choir boys, no misbehavin at all or they're gone. Even the defensive ends and linebackers are held to strict behavioral standards. It creates a two tiered system. White boy scouts and black criminals. That's the ideal roster for an NFL team.

In college that is the coaching strategy too. Fill the roster with back up white players that get good grades and don't cause scandals by breaking the law and hope that it offsets the criminals they recruit to play the starring roles. Coaches that do this the best are the most successful.

Exactly my point Jaxvid. How do we explain the SEC though?

I think Tebow's personality offset the entire Florida roster. If you think about it for the past 4 years each SEC national champion had a white guy as the leading rusher except Alabama. Tebow for the Gators and Jacob Hester for LSU, who also had Matt Flynn, Craig Steltz, a white linebacker, I forget his name, but they had a decent number of whites for an SEC team, and I think a decent number were team captains. Hester was the reason for their great season though, and to think, if LSU hadn't recruited him they would have had the "number 1 recruiting class" that season according to the racist scouting services, they got bumped down to number 2 or number 3 just by him going there. I am not sure how many whites Alabama had, but they won against a Texas team that had their starting quarterback out, and they year before they lost to a whiter Utah.Last year they were afraid of something like that so they had Boise St play TCU. I think with Tebow gone we will see a decline in the SEC this year. Besides Florida and Alabama last year, the SEC wasn't anything special.

 

[Thrashen]

Punching a guy in his face mask? Wonder what was that idiots Wonderlic score?

During last year's training camp, Vince Young punched Donnie Nickey in the facemask. Fisher was probably sexually gratifying himself during both exchanges.Edited by: Thrashen

 

[whiteCB]

Punching a guy in his face mask? Wonder what was that idiots Wonderlic score?

During last year's training camp, Vince Young punched Donnie Nickey in the facemask. Fisher was probably sexually gratifying himself during both exchanges.

It's a shame because that could have been Fisher's son seeing as how he like Nickey is a white safety.

The DWFs of Tennessee take a back seat to no one. They love their thug affletes just look at the UT football team and the non-stop support they laud on to them.

 

[Don Wassall]

I think with Tebow gone we will see a decline in the SEC this year. Besides Florida and Alabama last year, the SEC wasn't anything special.

The SEC indeed isn't anything special. But it's the NFL's main recruiting pool, the source of so many of the busts who are drafted in the first few rounds year after year.

The South is the blackest region of the country, thus most of the SEC teams have a virtual blacks only recruiting policy, which is cheered on by the South's rabid DWFs. Black SEC teams play black SEC teams, with extensive media coverage replete with the endlessly repeated mantra that these are the "elite," the most highly desired and best football players in the country. There's overwhelming evidence to show that isn't the case, but the vast majority of White football fans have no ability to think or see other than what the media tells them and shows them.