2014 NFL Draft

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Pamela,agreed there.

Dan Sorensen and Tanner Miller are 2 draftable safeties. Seen a lot of hype around Dartmouth safety Garette Waggoner as well.

It would be nice if Sunsieri and Zimmerman (who was mocked in the first round prior to last season) were also drafted.
 

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I'm not a :tinfoil3: but I always found the Swope situation to be a little off.

You would have to be wearing a :tinfoil3: to buy into the official Swope story.
 

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It would be nice if Sunsieri and Zimmerman (who was mocked in the first round prior to last season) were also drafted.

ya 2 more capable players that have gotten zero respect in the draft process..
 

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Trent Murphy is a very good prospect. He led the nation in sacks and finished second in tackles for losses.

Murphy could play outside linebacker in a 3-4 or defensive end in a 4-3 in the pros.

He could be available as late as the third round. A team needing pass rush help would do well to draft him.
 

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Trent Murphy is a very good prospect. He led the nation in sacks and finished second in tackles for losses.

Murphy could play outside linebacker in a 3-4 or defensive end in a 4-3 in the pros.

He could be available as late as the third round. A team needing pass rush help would do well to draft him.

Murphy should be a late first rounder. I will take a wait and see and try not to get to down about the draft as it has not happened yet but I cannot help think of how Chase Thomas got screwed over last year.
 

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My 7 round mock draft projections for our players:

Round 1

Pick
1. Houston Texans - Blake Bortles QB UCF
4. Cleveland Browns - Johnny Manziel QB Texas A&M
5. Oakland Raiders - Jake Matthews OT Texas A&M
13. St. Louis Rams - Zack Martin OT Notre Dame
15. Pittsburgh Steelers -Taylor Lewan Michigan
20. Arizona Cardinals - Derek Carr QB Fresno St.

Round 2

Pick (overall)

7 (39). Jacksonville Jaguars - Jimmy Garrappolo QB
11 (43). New York Giants - Joel Bitonio OG/OT Nevada
18 (50). Miami Dolphins - Troy Niklas TE ND
21 (53). Green Bay Packers - Trent Murphy OLB/DE Stanford
30 (62). New England Patriots - Weston Richburg C Colorado St


Round 3

Pick (overall)
1 (65). Houston Texans - Brent Urban DE/DT UVA
3 (67). Oakland Raiders - Zach Mettenberger QB LSU
4 (68). Atlanta Falcons - CJ Fiedorowicz Iowa
7 (71). Cleveland Browns - Jack Mewhort OT OSU
12 (76). Detroit Lions - Travis Swanson C Arkansas
17 (81). Miami Dolphins - Chris Borland LB Wisconsin
18 (82). Chicago Bears - Tom Savage QB Pitt
20 (84). Arizona Cardinals - Trevor Reily DE/OLB Utah
25 (89). San Diego Chargers - Mike Campanaro WR Wake Forest
29 (93). New England Patriots - Jordan Tripp OLB Montana
31 (95). Denver Broncos - Jordan Zumwalt LB UCLA


Round 4

Pick (overall)
2 (102). Washington Redskins - Laurent Duvernay-Tardif - 3rd
3 (103). Atlanta Falcons - Chris Watt OG Wisconson
5 (105). Jacksonville Jaguars - Jared Abbrederis WR Wisconsin
8 (108). Minnesota Vikings - AJ McCarron QB Alabama
10 (110). St. Louis Rams - Anthony Steen OG Alabama
17 (117). Chicago Bears - Tyler Larsen C Utah St
20 (120). Arizona Cardinals - Colt Lyerla TE Oregon
21 (121). Green Bay Packers - David Fales QB SJSU
22 (122). Philadelphia Eagles - Taylor Hart DE Oregon
26 (126). New Orleans Saints - Jacob Pedersen TE Wisconsin
28 (128). Carolina Panthers - Wesley Johnson OT Vanderbilt
34 (134). Baltimore Ravens (compensatory selection) - Aaron Murray UGA
36 (136). Detroit Lions (compensatory selection) - Max Bullough LB Mich St.
37 (137). New York Jets (compensatory selection) - James Hurst OT UNC


Round 5

Pick (overall)
6 (146). Seattle Seahawks (from Oakland Raiders) - Joe Jon Duncan TE Dixie St.
9 (149). Buffalo Bills - Arthur Lynch TE UGA
11 (151). Tennessee Titans - Ryan Groy OG Wisconsin
26 (166). Indianapolis Colts - Vinnie Sunseri S Alabama
27 (167). New Orleans Saints - Bryan Stork C FSU
28 (168). Carolina Panthers - Jeff Janis WR Saginaw Valley St.
34 (174). New York Giants (compensatory selection) - Cassius Marsh DE/OLB UCLA
35 (175). Baltimore Ravens (compensatory selection) - Tyler Gaffney RB Stanford



Round 6

Pick (overall)
1 (177). Houston Texans - Crockett Gilmore TE Colorado St.
13 (189). Detroit Lions - Brandon Linder OG Miami
23 (199). Cincinnati Bengals - Jay Prosch FB Auburn
25 (201). San Diego Chargers - Beau Allen DT Wisconin
27 (203). Indianapolis Colts - Michael Schofield OT Michigan
28 (204). Carolina Panthers - Brett Smith QB Wyoming
29 (205). Jacksonville Jaguars (from San Francisco 49ers) - Connor Shaw QB S. Carolina
30 (206). New England Patriots - Jake Murphy TE
31 (207). Denver Broncos - Morgan Breslin OLB USC
38 (214). St. Louis Rams (compensatory selection) - Daniel Sorensen S BYU

Round 7

Pick (overall)
4 (219). Oakland Raiders - Jack Tyler LB VaTech
7 (222). Jacksonville Jaguars - Erik Lora WR EIU
8 (223). Minnesota Vikings - Ben Gardner DE Stanford
11 (226). St. Louis Rams - Garret Gilbert QB SMU
13 (228). Tennessee Titans - James Morris LB Iowa
16 (231). Dallas Cowboys - Ryan Hewitt FB Stanford
17 (232). Indianapolis Colts (from Baltimore Ravens) - Tyler Starr OLB
19 (234). Miami Dolphins - Ty Simmerman S KSU
25 (240). San Diego Chargers - Spencer Long OG Nebraska
28 (243). San Francisco 49ers (from Carolina Panthers) - Matt Patchan OT BC
29 (244). New England Patriots - Jordan Lynch QB NIU
37 (252). Cincinnati Bengals (compensatory selection) - Russel Bodine C UNC
38 (253). Atlanta Falcons (compensatory selection) - Alex Neutz WR Buffalo
39 (254). Dallas Cowboys (compensatory selection) - Rob Branchflower TE UMASS
 

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Very nice work Leonardfan! Thanks for condensing the list a few pages back too...instead of my choppy position by position list way back.

Where do I begin? Can that "Magic" # of 60 finally be passed?

Interesting teams you have for a lot these picks....could the Broncos whiten up more on defense with Zumwalt & Breslin? Hopefully Stewart Bradley & Derek Wolfe can get healthy!

Trent Murphy to the Packers would be a good fit...one Mock projection had him to the Eagles!

Deep QB Draft(as said before)....Tom Savage has been climbing faster than any QB...Down the road Garrett Gilbert; David Fales & Dustin Vaughn(undrafted FA?) could make some noise in a few years! Connor Shaw is also a good sleeper pick! Aaron Murray could surprise...

Abbrederis & Lora to the Jags? Would be interesting to have two white WR's drafted on one team....much better draft if they as well as Janis, Campanaro & Neutz can get drafted! Wish Alex Amidon the best in the military...no doubt he had the skill set to land on a 53-man squad!

This TE crop is strong! Colt Lyerla is a stud who will be too talented to pass up....(how is Pac Man Jones still in the NFL? & Matt Jones is not?)...Joe Jon Duncan also is one to watch from Dixie State!

Joel Bitonio could sneak into late 1st....his highlight clip dominating UCLA's Anthony Barr has opened eyes!

How DB-Ty Zimmerman was snubbed at the combine is still perplexing...glad to see him on your list! Sunseri to the Colts & Sorenson to Rams is easy to visualize!

Jordan Tripp to the Patriots should make up for the departure of Dane Fletcher
 
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This TE crop is strong! Colt Lyerla is a stud who will be too talented to pass up....(how is Pac Man Jones still in the NFL? & Matt Jones is not?)...Joe Jon Duncan also is one to watch from Dixie State!

Don't forget TE Blake Annen of Cincinnati, who, at 6'4" 247lbs, ran a 4.41 at their Pro Day. That combination of size and speed would have him ranked the #1 WR on every team's draft board if he were a negro.
 

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The sports media is very upset that Teddy Bridgewater is probably not going to be one of the top picks in the draft or one of the top quarterbacks picked.

They've been promoting Bridgewater as if he's the next Andrew Luck. They rate him very highly.

Apparently, NFL evaluators don't agree. Indications are that he'll go anywhere from the 2nd to the 4th round and behind several white quarterbacks.

Rather than the obvious explanation, that he's not as good a prospect as they've been saying, the media finds other explanations for Bridgewater's "fall." Of course, one of the explanations is "racism."

Fake accusations of racism is a leftist standby.
 

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My 7 round mock draft projections for our players:

Round 1

Pick
1. Houston Texans - Blake Bortles QB UCF
4. Cleveland Browns - Johnny Manziel QB Texas A&M
5. Oakland Raiders - Jake Matthews OT Texas A&M
13. St. Louis Rams - Zack Martin OT Notre Dame
15. Pittsburgh Steelers -Taylor Lewan Michigan
20. Arizona Cardinals - Derek Carr QB Fresno St.

Round 2

Pick (overall)

7 (39). Jacksonville Jaguars - Jimmy Garrappolo QB
11 (43). New York Giants - Joel Bitonio OG/OT Nevada
18 (50). Miami Dolphins - Troy Niklas TE ND
21 (53). Green Bay Packers - Trent Murphy OLB/DE Stanford
30 (62). New England Patriots - Weston Richburg C Colorado St


Round 3

Pick (overall)
1 (65). Houston Texans - Brent Urban DE/DT UVA
3 (67). Oakland Raiders - Zach Mettenberger QB LSU
4 (68). Atlanta Falcons - CJ Fiedorowicz Iowa
7 (71). Cleveland Browns - Jack Mewhort OT OSU
12 (76). Detroit Lions - Travis Swanson C Arkansas
17 (81). Miami Dolphins - Chris Borland LB Wisconsin
18 (82). Chicago Bears - Tom Savage QB Pitt
20 (84). Arizona Cardinals - Trevor Reily DE/OLB Utah
25 (89). San Diego Chargers - Mike Campanaro WR Wake Forest
29 (93). New England Patriots - Jordan Tripp OLB Montana
31 (95). Denver Broncos - Jordan Zumwalt LB UCLA


Round 4

Pick (overall)
2 (102). Washington Redskins - Laurent Duvernay-Tardif - 3rd
3 (103). Atlanta Falcons - Chris Watt OG Wisconson
5 (105). Jacksonville Jaguars - Jared Abbrederis WR Wisconsin
8 (108). Minnesota Vikings - AJ McCarron QB Alabama
10 (110). St. Louis Rams - Anthony Steen OG Alabama
17 (117). Chicago Bears - Tyler Larsen C Utah St
20 (120). Arizona Cardinals - Colt Lyerla TE Oregon
21 (121). Green Bay Packers - David Fales QB SJSU
22 (122). Philadelphia Eagles - Taylor Hart DE Oregon
26 (126). New Orleans Saints - Jacob Pedersen TE Wisconsin
28 (128). Carolina Panthers - Wesley Johnson OT Vanderbilt
34 (134). Baltimore Ravens (compensatory selection) - Aaron Murray UGA
36 (136). Detroit Lions (compensatory selection) - Max Bullough LB Mich St.
37 (137). New York Jets (compensatory selection) - James Hurst OT UNC


Round 5

Pick (overall)
6 (146). Seattle Seahawks (from Oakland Raiders) - Joe Jon Duncan TE Dixie St.
9 (149). Buffalo Bills - Arthur Lynch TE UGA
11 (151). Tennessee Titans - Ryan Groy OG Wisconsin
26 (166). Indianapolis Colts - Vinnie Sunseri S Alabama
27 (167). New Orleans Saints - Bryan Stork C FSU
28 (168). Carolina Panthers - Jeff Janis WR Saginaw Valley St.
34 (174). New York Giants (compensatory selection) - Cassius Marsh DE/OLB UCLA
35 (175). Baltimore Ravens (compensatory selection) - Tyler Gaffney RB Stanford



Round 6

Pick (overall)
1 (177). Houston Texans - Crockett Gilmore TE Colorado St.
13 (189). Detroit Lions - Brandon Linder OG Miami
23 (199). Cincinnati Bengals - Jay Prosch FB Auburn
25 (201). San Diego Chargers - Beau Allen DT Wisconin
27 (203). Indianapolis Colts - Michael Schofield OT Michigan
28 (204). Carolina Panthers - Brett Smith QB Wyoming
29 (205). Jacksonville Jaguars (from San Francisco 49ers) - Connor Shaw QB S. Carolina
30 (206). New England Patriots - Jake Murphy TE
31 (207). Denver Broncos - Morgan Breslin OLB USC
38 (214). St. Louis Rams (compensatory selection) - Daniel Sorensen S BYU

Round 7

Pick (overall)
4 (219). Oakland Raiders - Jack Tyler LB VaTech
7 (222). Jacksonville Jaguars - Erik Lora WR EIU
8 (223). Minnesota Vikings - Ben Gardner DE Stanford
11 (226). St. Louis Rams - Garret Gilbert QB SMU
13 (228). Tennessee Titans - James Morris LB Iowa
16 (231). Dallas Cowboys - Ryan Hewitt FB Stanford
17 (232). Indianapolis Colts (from Baltimore Ravens) - Tyler Starr OLB
19 (234). Miami Dolphins - Ty Simmerman S KSU
25 (240). San Diego Chargers - Spencer Long OG Nebraska
28 (243). San Francisco 49ers (from Carolina Panthers) - Matt Patchan OT BC
29 (244). New England Patriots - Jordan Lynch QB NIU
37 (252). Cincinnati Bengals (compensatory selection) - Russel Bodine C UNC
38 (253). Atlanta Falcons (compensatory selection) - Alex Neutz WR Buffalo
39 (254). Dallas Cowboys (compensatory selection) - Rob Branchflower TE UMASS

Excellent list Leonardfan!

A team could do well for itself just by taking players from this list.

Apparently Tom Savage is a player who could go in the first round. He was invited to attend the first day of the draft. These invitations are usually extended to players that it is felt have a chance to be drafted in round 1.
 
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DEs Walker May (vandy) and Tyler Scott (northwestern) are 2,4-3 type prospects that probably won't get drafted but will most likely find themselves in summer camps.

MLB Chase Garnham(vandy) is an above average athlete at his position in this years class. Ran a 4.6 and 25lifts. Had a monster pro day another late round/UDFA tweener but the Alabama native has great size and SEC background.
 
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I remember last year Paul Worrilow had a tremendous workout at his pro day. He was productive at college with a high number of tackles but he wasn't drafted.

He wasn't even rated as one of the top 300 players by a couple of the scouting services I looked at even though he was a tremendous college player.

It was because of racism that he wasn't drafted and it cost him a lot of money. If he had been black he would have been a high draft pick.

Worrilow played well his rookie year with the Falcons. He looks like a future star.

What deserving white players will not be drafted this year?
 

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The top two runningbacks, Carlos Hyde and Jeremy Hill, are both the same size as Gerhart yet run 4.66 40s. No one is saying they are too slow.
 

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I remember last year Paul Worrilow had a tremendous workout at his pro day. He was productive at college with a high number of tackles but he wasn't drafted.

He wasn't even rated as one of the top 300 players by a couple of the scouting services I looked at even though he was a tremendous college player.

It was because of racism that he wasn't drafted and it cost him a lot of money. If he had been black he would have been a high draft pick.

Worrilow played well his rookie year with the Falcons. He looks like a future star.

What deserving white players will not be drafted this year?

We will find out the answer to this in a week. When I first read this question I began to think of all the white players who were not just overlooked from the draft process but from the recruiting process and had to play at D-2 and D-3 schools. As far as the known commodities the magic number is 60. There are 256 picks in this years draft - if 60 are white non kickers and punters that would be 23%. Hopefully a few more players are picked to make it a deviation from the norm.
 

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Some prognosticators are talking about how running back is a major need for the Jaguars, even after they signed Toby Gerhart.

The sole reason they don't rate Toby Gerhart highly is because he's white. Anti-white racism runs deep in the sports media.
 

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It will be interesting to see where offensive lineman Joel Bitonio goes. Based on merit he should be a first round pick.

He has elite measurables and can play left tackle. He's also versatile enough to play any position on the line.

It will be interesting to see if inferior black prospects are drafted ahead of him.
 

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Here's an interesting possibility. Tom Brady is 36 and the Patriots might want to start looking for his replacement.

Tom Savage is a prospect who might be a franchise quarterback.

The Patriots could draft Savage with their first round pick at 29. They could then trade Mallet.

By the time Brady is ready to retire Savage would be ready to step in.

If the Patriots want Savage they need to take him in round 1 as he'll probably be gone by the time the Patriots pick in round 2.
 

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Both Ryan Mallet and Mike Glennon may be on the trade market. Teams with vertical passing attacks should be interesting in them.

The Jaguars, Vikings and Cardinals all are said to be looking for young quarterback talent. They should target Mallet or Glennon for their offenses. Mallet and Glennon are a better bet than using a draft pick for a quarterback.
 

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Both Ryan Mallet and Mike Glennon may be on the trade market. Teams with vertical passing attacks should be interesting in them.

The Jaguars, Vikings and Cardinals all are said to be looking for young quarterback talent. They should target Mallet or Glennon for their offenses. Mallet and Glennon are a better bet than using a draft pick for a quarterback.

It will be interesting to see if either of those guys are moved on draft day. Both have great upside and are still young players. The treatment and lack of respect Glennon is getting from the Bucs is beyond pathetic. I do hope if the Patriots draft a QB fairly early this year (if they move Mallet) Bellichek doesn't get cute and draft a quotback. If my memory serves me correctly their drafts have been pretty black the past few years.
 

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As always, many “mock” drafts are predicting the Patriots to select Nevada OT, Joel Bitonio, with the 29[SUP]th[/SUP] overall pick in the 1[SUP]st[/SUP] round and Stanford DE, Trent Murphy, with the 64[SUP]th[/SUP] overall pick in the 2[SUP]nd[/SUP] round. I’ve also seen the team linked to C Weston Richburg, LB Chris Borland, or TE Troy Niklas as their 2[SUP]nd[/SUP] round pick. Year in, year out, the experts who create these mock drafts believe that the NFL’s most white-friendly franchise will draft more whites, and it rarely comes to fruition.

New England has drafted/developed white starters in the past, but the vast majority have been offensive lineman. Guys like Matt Light in 2001, Dan Koppen in 2003, Nick Kaczur in 2005, Sebastian Vollmer in 2009 and Nate Solder in 2011. The only non-OL white players drafted in the Belichick era that have developed into starters have been Julian Edelman in 2009, Rob Gronkowski in 2010, and Tom Brady in 2000.

All white defensive starters in the Belichick era have been veterans signed during free agency (Monty Beisel, Mike Vrabel, Matt Stevens, Rob Ninkovich, Steve Gregory, Trevor Scott), undrafted rookies (Mike Wright, Dane Fletcher, Joe Vellano), or were drafted before the Belichick regime (Ted Johnson, Tedy Bruschi). Not a single one was drafted, even with a low pick, and developed into a defensive starter.

If I had my choice, I’d like to see them draft Troy Niklas to pair with Gronk, Chris Borland to replace the god-awful Donta Hightower, and BYU safety, Daniel Sorenson, to replace the loss of Steve Gregory.
 
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I remember last year Paul Worrilow had a tremendous workout at his pro day. He was productive at college with a high number of tackles but he wasn't drafted.

He wasn't even rated as one of the top 300 players by a couple of the scouting services I looked at even though he was a tremendous college player.

It was because of racism that he wasn't drafted and it cost him a lot of money. If he had been black he would have been a high draft pick.

Worrilow played well his rookie year with the Falcons. He looks like a future star.

What deserving white players will not be drafted this year?

I posted earlier in this thread my Candidate for "This Year's Paul Worrilow" was UL-Lafayette's Justin Anderson...6'-2" 235 Tackling Machine lead the Sun Belt Conference in Tackles & was a late addition to the Senior Bowl...could be wrong on this? Big fan of Worrilow & know there is another player similar to him going undrafted waiting to wreck havoc!


Yes indeed Trashen! Physical specimen Troy Nicklas would be perfect with Gronk! Thought the Patriots may select Ty Zimmerman(ex-QB) later in Draft...but Sorenson could work too!
 

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I posted earlier in this thread my Candidate for "This Year's Paul Worrilow" was UL-Lafayette's Justin Anderson...6'-2" 235 Tackling Machine lead the Sun Belt Conference in Tackles & was a late addition to the Senior Bowl...could be wrong on this? Big fan of Worrilow & know there is another player similar to him going undrafted waiting to wreck havoc!

I looked up Anderson on a couple of sites. Last year he had 123 tackles for a Division 1A school. His measurables are good. So he had good production and has good athletic ability.

Yet Anderson is rated as a free agent, not even draftworthy by some of the media. You hear little about him.

If Anderson was black he'd be talked about going in the top half of the draft. Instead he's expected to not be drafted at all.

Some team could get themselves a bargain by drafting Anderson with a low round pick.
 

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I looked up Anderson on a couple of sites. Last year he had 123 tackles for a Division 1A school. His measurables are good. So he had good production and has good athletic ability.

Yet Anderson is rated as a free agent, not even draftworthy by some of the media. You hear little about him.

If Anderson was black he'd be talked about going in the top half of the draft. Instead he's expected to not be drafted at all.

Some team could get themselves a bargain by drafting Anderson with a low round pick.

Whites are routinely discriminated against in football. The claim that teams always play the best players is a flat out lie. Whites are routinely passed over by less talented black players, especially at certain positions. The sports media is heavily prejudiced against white players.

Here's an example of media bias in which a white player is grossly undervalued because he's white. I'll compare two players, both of whom played on Division 1A teams.

Ht Wt 40 20 10 225 VJ LJ 20SS 3cone

Player A 6020 234 4.63 2.70 1.56 15 35 910 4.40 7.30
Player B 6014 235 4.68 2.70 1.60 24 37 1001 4.29 6.89

Player A had 108 tackles last year. Players B had 123 tackles last year.

Based on this information which prospect would you draft? Think about it. I'd take player B.

Who are they? Player A is CJ Mosely, projected to go in the first round. Player B is Justin Anderson who's projected to be an undrafted free agent.

NFL Draft Scout rates Mosely as the 15th best player in the draft. It rates Anderson as the 508th (!) best player in the draft. These ratings are typical.

Mosely is black. Anderson is white. Get the picture?

Even if you still think Mosely is a better prospect they're still comparable. And there's no way that Anderson is only the 508th best prospect.

Whites are heavily discriminated against by the sports media and organized football. It's a fact.
 
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Whites are routinely discriminated against in football. The claim that teams always play the best players is a flat out lie. Whites are routinely passed over by less talented black players, especially at certain positions. The sports media is heavily prejudiced against white players.

Here's an example of media bias in which a white player is grossly undervalued because he's white. I'll compare two players, both of whom played on Division 1A teams.

Ht Wt 40 20 10 225 VJ LJ 20SS 3cone

Player A 6020 234 4.63 2.70 1.56 15 35 910 4.40 7.30
Player B 6014 235 4.68 2.70 1.60 24 37 1001 4.29 6.89

Player A had 108 tackles last year. Players B had 123 tackles last year.

Based on this information which prospect would you draft? Think about it. I'd take player B.

Who are they? Player A is CJ Mosely, projected to go in the first round. Player B is Justin Anderson who's projected to be an undrafted free agent.

NFL Draft Scout rates Mosely as the 15th best player in the draft. It rates Anderson as the 508th (!) best player in the draft. These ratings are typical.

Mosely is black. Anderson is white. Get the picture?

Even if you still think Mosely is a better prospect they're still comparable. And there's no way that Anderson is only the 508th best prospect.

Whites are heavily discriminated against by the sports media and organized football. It's a fact.

Great post thanks for doing your research and relaying it back to us! You could literally make 100s of these if not more. Pay attention trolls always asking for specific instances with the better or equally good white guy is getting screwed. They act like were making this up lol
 
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