Don Wassall said:
I just watched the NFL Network's "highlights" of the Cleveland-New England game, and it was about 2 minutes long, but the only Hillis play shown was his TD run in the 4th quarter. Could the anti-White agenda be any more obvious and blatant?ÂÂÂ
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<div>Just think if the NFL hadn't had a black starting QB in a quarter of a century, and one was tearing it up but was ignored as much as possible by the media. And the DWFs can't even use the excuse of "well the coaches and announcers are White, how could they possibly be anti-White," because the NFL Network uses "mooch" as the designated White minority along with 3 negro cohorts (Deion Sanders, Michael Irvin and Fran Charles) on their highlight show.</div>
Aha, so those are the a$$hats doing the highlights on the NFL Network. I've been wondering this one for weeks. I do not get this channel on my cable line-up, but watch the highlights on NFL.com. What I have noticed is that there's always one guy doing the announcing, and a couple of clowns, clearly black, who are the "analysts". I sort of suspected one was Sanders, but I wasn't sure. The thing that's been bothering me is that these two blacks always mock, insult, and ridicule the white players in all of the highlights. The usually break into laugther if a white player makes a play, and any compliments are clearly made in a deragotary and condescending manner.
The NFL Network is pure and total garbage, along with all these announcers who never cease to amaze me. Having exhausted their usual caste lexicon, they are now coming up with new and completely non-sensical words and phrases to insult white players. What exactly is a "1940s running back", and how the heck does Collinsworthless even come up with drivel like "1912s football"?
I think we can set out sights higher for Hillis now. 1000 yards is a foregone conclusion (barring anything unfortunate like an injury). He should be able to get it in 3-4 games. We can look for him to be among the leaders by the end of season. He more or less missed 2 games (the first 2) until he was made the feature back, so a couple more monster games like this will balance things out.
I have no doubt that Toby Gerhart could put up similar numbers himself if he were a feature back. It's just a damn shame he had to end up on a team with the best RB in the NFL.