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Honestly, I could care less if every single offensive lineman was black. The skill positions on offense (WR, RB, TE) and all defensive positions are the only places I care about whites getting a fair shot. Kicker, punter, oline, who cares?TorontoArgos said:
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Westside said:
MostDangerous said:
I do, because how the hell will white runningbacks run the ball behind immobile sumos and how will qbs throw? That is if you want all white defense as well. Right now sumos are able to have decent games because they are usually going against other crappy sumos. This is the reason why they probably phased out white defensive linemen in the first place, so they can phase them out of offensive line as well. What you get is inconsistent play on both sides. And when the qb doesn't get protection they will claim teams need more mobile qbs (who will most likely be black)
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Kerry Collins and Trent Edwards are both in and looking good. Trent Edwards drove the ball down the field running the two minute offense impressively only to have an afflete fumble the ball at the 10.
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Just because a team has sumos doesn't mean they won't be able to run or throw. Yes, they will be a liability, but even if the NFL starts to trend blacker along the offensive line there will still be good lines and bad lines, just like there have been good white lines and bad white lines.snow said:
What a wretched Monday night game. Young and Garrard quickly injured, the two running backs so hyped up for the game (Jones-Drew and Johnson) gaining little or nothing on play after play, endless penalties, drops, and the rest of it.
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I didn't catch the game tonight but if it was played at Jacksonville and they lost 30-3, I bet the stands were half-empty or more by the end of the game...heck, maybe even during the start of the game.
Sounds like another wretched Monday Night Football game, a prime-time showcase of Affirmative Action in Action.
Sounds like another wretched Monday Night Football game, a prime-time showcase of Affirmative Action in Action.
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snow said:
snow,
Great post! I care too. My favorite O-line is the Patriots' line.
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I only watched a brief portion of the 1st quarter to check out how many drinking-machines were in attendance. I'd say the stadium was about 60% full. The fans (of African Supremacy) were very spread out and nearly every other seat was occupied. Unlike the NBA, the NFL cameras can avoid showing large portions of the stadiums, especially for teams with such poor attendance. Conversely, they proudly show a "packed house"Â for teams such as the Steelers and Packers.
There was really nothing of value besides Aaron Kampmann, Sean Considine, Dave Ball, some backup TE's and some offensive lineman. Otherwise"¦[yawns, falls asleep from sheer boredom].Edited by: Thrashen
Considine didn't play as far as I could tell, Jacksonville's d-backs being sostunningly awfulthat they can't cover anyone. Even slow-witted Vince Young was taking advantage of the Jags backfield before his latest baby-like injury. I figured Considine would play at least some, so that the cameras could linger on him every time Tennesse completed a pass whether he was in the area or not.
The fact that this nationally showcased Coal Bowl was bad football in every sense of the word -- even Mike Tirico openly welcomed the end of the game -- can only help the anti-Caste System cause.Edited by: Don Wassall
The fact that this nationally showcased Coal Bowl was bad football in every sense of the word -- even Mike Tirico openly welcomed the end of the game -- can only help the anti-Caste System cause.Edited by: Don Wassall
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I couldn't make it through much of the pathetic Monday night game. Both starting QBs suck, and the Titans were actually bailed out again by accomplished vet, Kerry Collins.
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Anyone else think these helmet to helmet hits will cause a surge in white defensive players? White players play with great fundamentals and are great form tacklers.
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Y'all may have already talked about it, but I was more sickened than usual by Colinsworthless' comments about Pat Angerer. Except for right at the end of the game, he was constantly showing where the rookie was and how he kept making the wrong decisions, etc. It was horrible. He seemed to focus on nothing but Angerer for a time, mentioning him as the scapegoat for several gains by the Redskins. In his first ever start, Angerer somehow managed to tie for the team lead in tackles. Imagine what he could do if he was a "real athlete."
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ESPN manipulates outcome of NFL game
Regardless of their motives or the results in the game, I'm pretty sure this was illegal. Of course, I don't expect Holder to investigate it. He's too busy covering up the crimes of ACORN and the Black Panthers.
Regardless of their motives or the results in the game, I'm pretty sure this was illegal. Of course, I don't expect Holder to investigate it. He's too busy covering up the crimes of ACORN and the Black Panthers.
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Riddlewire said:
Wow! Yeah, that had to be illegal. I didn't watch any of the game, so I didn't see the timeouts mentioned, but I don't doubt anything in the Caste System NFL.
Now there's only one thing missing from this thread. 3-2-1.........wait for it..........bigunreal
in response to Considine comment, from rotoworld:
Jaguars released S Gerald Alexander.
Alexander's release is likely a sign that Sean Considine is ready to return from his hamstring injury. Alexander was brought back three weeks ago when Considine went down. The Jags' secondary remains a hot mess regardless.
Jaguars released S Gerald Alexander.
Alexander's release is likely a sign that Sean Considine is ready to return from his hamstring injury. Alexander was brought back three weeks ago when Considine went down. The Jags' secondary remains a hot mess regardless.
I noticed how ESPN was still taking TV timeouts after the 2 minute warning and with the game out of hand.
And still running Chris Johnson was pathetic. A backup RB should have been in if the Titans weren't going to kneel down, but Johnson still had to try and get his 100 yards apparently. It was amateur hour all the way --shows how the NFL is motivated and warped by TV advertising, padding stats to the point of almost making them bogus, and bytrying to pleaseits huge fantasy football audience, the latter being the main reason the NFL hasn't followed the NBA and MBL in becoming boring and passe among the DWF masses.Edited by: Don Wassall
And still running Chris Johnson was pathetic. A backup RB should have been in if the Titans weren't going to kneel down, but Johnson still had to try and get his 100 yards apparently. It was amateur hour all the way --shows how the NFL is motivated and warped by TV advertising, padding stats to the point of almost making them bogus, and bytrying to pleaseits huge fantasy football audience, the latter being the main reason the NFL hasn't followed the NBA and MBL in becoming boring and passe among the DWF masses.Edited by: Don Wassall
Leonardfan said:
My first thought is that it will help White WRs and TEs the most. Black defenders launch themselves at black receivers at times, but ever since White receivers were methodically phased out 30 years ago, the ones that remain have always had bullseyes on them. Tight ends too; I've lost count of the number of vicious hits I've seen Todd Heap take over the years, and of course he was one of the ones lit up again this past Sunday.
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Don Wassall said:
Padding your stats in garbage time was pioneered by O.J. Simpson back in the 1970's. Does anybody (besides me) remember the 1976 Thanksgiving Day game in Detroit? The Lions led the Bills 10-0 at halftime and 20-0 in the third quarter. Nearly 3 touchdowns behind, the Bills gave O.J. the ball on almost every play and he ran up 273 yards, a record at the time. The Lions didn't mind giving up yards on the ground in this situation and O.J. literally ran out the clock while his team lost. The final score was 27-14, Lions.
What I remember about OJ is that at the end of the last game of his 2000 yd season, he had X number of yards for the game, which put him at 1996 yds or something like that for the year.
Then after the game, the officials said they reviewed his runs and then determined that he had rushed for X+ yards, which put him at 2003 for the season.
I've never heard of anything like that before or since.
They basically altered the stats to give him 2000 yds.
Does anybody else remember this?
Then after the game, the officials said they reviewed his runs and then determined that he had rushed for X+ yards, which put him at 2003 for the season.
I've never heard of anything like that before or since.
They basically altered the stats to give him 2000 yds.
Does anybody else remember this?