2014 NFL Draft

[Riddlewire]

Also of note:
According to Rotowuss, the Bears have Jordan Lynch listed as a runningback. Since his chances of ever becoming a starting QB in the NFL were non-existent (cannot have extreme dual-threat white men at QB), I think this is a fine alternative. He's not super fast, but neither are most starting NFL runningbacks these days.

 

[Leonardfan]

Also of note:
According to Rotowuss, the Bears have Jordan Lynch listed as a runningback. Since his chances of ever becoming a starting QB in the NFL were non-existent (cannot have extreme dual-threat white men at QB), I think this is a fine alternative. He's not super fast, but neither are most starting NFL runningbacks these days.

i saw this as well. I think it's a good move, it adds another white player into the mix at RB. Hopefully he is given a chance to develop

 

[Extra Point]

Add DE Ben Gardner to the list of white steals. Gardner was drafted in the seventh round.

Gardner tested out extremely well athletically and was very productive last season until sidelined by an injury.

If given a fair chance he could develop into a good NFL starter.

 

[woody39]

After sifting through some of the post draft news and comments from teams a couple decent pieces of info:

The Ravens gave up a 2015 6th round pick to move up in the 7th and draft Campanaro - http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/...rapup-0511-20140510,0,2951362.story?track=rss

It seems like the Ravens did want him and were not drafting him just as a camp body. The position is thin for the Ravens and adding someone like Campanaro would be a great security blanket for Flacco. Eventually it would be nice to see him become an outside WR like Steve Smith - they are the same type of players - both the same height/weight and run 4.4s (talking about Smith as a prospect not his current state).

Also of note - the Ravens had a 2nd round grade on Urban, who they drafted in the 4th round. Hopefully Urban and John Simon get some playing time this upcoming season.

The Eagles have been one of the bright surprises over the past two seasons. Here are some interesting notes from the press conference on Hart and Allen from Kelly and their GM.


DE Taylor Hart , Oregon
“I mean, we had a third-round grade on Taylor because when you look at it, it’s interesting because really the last two years of the – first two years in my career that I've been part of looking for 3-4 defensive ends, and when you really get down to it, there’s not a lot of guys in the draft that kind of fit the description you’re looking for, and so, again, Taylor, it’s easy to see what he does. His production really is off the charts. (Defensive line coach Jerry Azzinaro) likes to talk about contacts with the ball, and his ability to make contacts with the ball is extremely impressive.
"He can run, he’s got instincts, obviously he’s big, he’s long, and so we did have that third-round grade, and because you know half the teams don’t run a 3-4, when we study other teams that run a 3-4, they sometimes look for different – there is variation on the 3-4 scheme, so we just kind of looked at it. You also kind of look at top 30 visits and who’s worked them out privately. I felt like we had a good handle on Taylor and the teams that are interested in him, of the teams that are interested in him had they addressed that pick with a different player at that time, were they going to go back in the first four rounds and get the second guy.â€


NT Beau Allen , Wisconsin
“You know what, every time we're drafting a big guy I think of Bill Parcells who said a long time ago, 'God didn’t make a lot of 330 pound guys that can run.' Beau Allen, the first time I watched Beau Allen, it was impressive how athletic he was for such a big guy. A powerful guy, and for us to find those guys it’s hard. It’s hard to find those guys.â€

Leonardfan, i'm quite impressed with Chip Kelly he seems too have more of an open mind to white players than most coaches. He seems to realise that white players are well suited to his fast paced offense and also seems to like them on the defense too. Fingers crossed this continues and they can push on and become the Patriots of the NFC!

 

[PamelaOC]

Leonardfan, i'm quite impressed with Chip Kelly he seems too have more of an open mind to white players than most coaches. He seems to realise that white players are well suited to his fast paced offense and also seems to like them on the defense too. Fingers crossed this continues and they can push on and become the Patriots of the NFC!

Imagine a Patriots - Eagles Super Bowl with both teams at current (or higher) levels of whiteness. The Left would get its panties in the biggest wad of all time.

 

[Riddlewire]

The Bears picked up Kadeem Carey in the fourth round. They drafted no other runningback and signed no other free agent runningbacks. So the only two new RBs heading into this Summer for Chicago will be Carey and Lynch.
Perhaps someone would like to pass along these career statistics to the Bears for their two new runningbacks. Maybe they'll be a little more objective in their evaluation before making up their minds.

Jordan Lynch: 4,343yards 662carries (6.6avg) 48TDs
Kadeem Carey: 4,239yards 743carries (5.7avg) 48TDs

They will obviously keep their drafted player, but they would do well to consider retaining Lynch also. Forte is getting long in the tooth (for a RB), and Shaun Draughn is slower than my mother.

Also, there's this:
"Carey reportedly had issues off-the-field in college. The running back was charged with disorderly conduct and assault for allegedly pushing his pregnant ex-girlfriend to the floor and slamming her hand in a door."

 

[woody39]

Imagine a Patriots - Eagles Super Bowl with both teams at current (or higher) levels of whiteness. The Left would get its panties in the biggest wad of all time.

I know would be great to see. Hopefully they both get a bit whiter on defense. The Pats have James Morris the undrafted linebacker from Iowa great production a free agent who i was reading on some sites could be the first one in the rotation in the linebacking core. I think the Philidelphia Eagles will have Hart featuring quite alot at Defensive End too so fingers crossed.

 

[Extra Point]

I still can't believe the Cardinals took Logan Thomas over Tom Savage and Zach Mettenberger. They both fit the Cardinal's system.

What a boneheaded move.

The Party line on Thomas is that he will have no problem handling the mental aspect of the pro game and the reason for his subpar production in college is his "mechanics."

This, of course, is absolute nonsense. It's the mental part of the game that Thomas can't handle. He couldn't handle it in college and he won't be able to handle it in the pros.

In his last year in college he had a 16 to 13 TD to INT ratio. He's never had a completion percentage over 60% in any of his four years of college. These are clear indicators that he's lacking in the mental part of the game.

The Thomas pick has been almost universally praised by the sports media. This is only because he's black. In reality it was a bad pick.

The Party line on blacks is they're all highly intelligent. The Party policy regarding blacks is to never criticize them and always praise them.

The media reaction to the Logan Thomas pick is straight down the Party line and adheres to political correctness and not reality.

 

[jh4]

As far as I know Colt Lyerla hasn't been signed by anyone. If he was black he would have been drafted or at least offered a free agent contract.I looked at some sites talking about him and the leftists are doing everything they can to make sure he doesn't get a chance. His issues are being magnified and he is being portrayed as irredeemable. It's because Lyerla is white.Compare the sports media coverage of Lyerla and that of Michael Vick who killed animals and Alfonzo Dennard who assaulted a police officer.Black players are presented as deserving another chance. Colt Lyerla is presented as incorrigible and as someone who should never be given another chance. You can see the racist hypocrisy. It's reminiscent of the treatment of the Matt Jones. Jones was a proven and successful NFL player. He made one mistake and he was bashed by the leftist media non-stop. His career was ended.Black players are given second chances. Lyerla should be given one too. He's at least worth a look as an undrafted free agent.

This article says that Colt Lyeria had a "string of off the field issues" including a drug arrest. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...players-went-undrafted-over-off-field-issues/

 

[Toby Hillis]

Bryce Brown and McKnight both got signed and drafted, respectively, based simply on the fact that they were 5 star recruits coming out of high school-- they both did jack in college. Colt Lyerla is versitale and flashed signs of greatness, was also a 5 star recruit and yet he isn't even signed as an undrafted free agent yet?!?!?

 

[Mischling3rdDegree]

In his last year in college he had a 16 to 13 TD to INT ratio. He's never had a completion percentage over 60% in any of his four years of college. These are clear indicators that he's lacking in the mental part of the game.

Serious question... when was the last time a white QB was drafted who had never gotten over 60% in college? Do we have to go back to the 70s to find an example?

 

[Extra Point]

Indiana safety Greg Heban ran a 4.53 40, had a 4.05 20ss and a 6.57 3 cone.

Hopefully he'll get a fair shot with some team.

 

[Extra Point]

Logan Thomas had 16 TDs and 13 INTs last year. He was drafted in the 4th round.

Conner Shaw had 24 TDs and 1(!) INT last year. He went undrafted.

 

[davidholly]

Serious question... when was the last time a white QB was drafted who had never gotten over 60% in college? Do we have to go back to the 70s to find an example?

Matt Ryan's career college completion percentage was 59.9

 

[Leonardfan]

I was scanning over rosters earlier
and noticed something interesting. The browns have josh cooper and Conner Vernon. It would be great of they both somehow managed to make the team.

 

[Don Wassall]

An obscure black Dolphins player is "in trouble" for tweeting his dislike of Michael Sam's super-gross makeout session with his boyfriend that was shown over and over again on ESPN and the NFL Network (and undoubtedly many other government/corporate media outlets).

Before about 1990, 95% of prominent Americans would have had the same public reaction; now anyone who shows less than euphoric happiness over such a display is publicly disgraced and worse. No White NFL player was stupid enough to say anything wrong.

Every single media figure and every single public figure had to show great joy over the entire Michael Sam circus of the past six months culminating in his being drafted yesterday and his over the top flaunting of his persuasion for the cameras; anyone doing anything less yesterday would today be looking for a job. That's pure totalitarianism in action, and the speed at which homosexual supremacy has institutionalized itself in such a fashion ought to greatly concern every American who is still able to think.

Another Dolphin in Twitter trouble
http://abcnews.go.com/Sports/dolphin-twitter-trouble/story?id=23670999

 

[Extra Point]

Matt Ryan's career college completion percentage was 59.9

True. But he had two years in college in which he had over 60% completions.

Thomas never had any. In four years.

 

[goyim]

Carson Palmer getting injured and missing a few games is the best case scenario involving Logan Thomas. It is better if the team loses games due to his ineptitude sooner rather than later.

 

[Extra Point]

For some reason there are two things that particularly irk me about this draft.

First, the Dolphins passing over Joel Bitonio in favor of Juwuan James.

Second, the Cardinals taking Logan Thomas instead of Tom Savage or Zach Mettenberger.

Bitonio is a better prospect than James.

Savage and Mettenberger are far better prospects than Thomas. It isn't even close.

 

[Extra Point]

The sports media is hyping Logan Thomas, a QB who never threw for over 60% in any year in college and had a 16 to 13 TD to INT ratio in his last season.

He's being promoted as being as good a prospect as Mettenberger and Savage, which he is not.

Thomas is a non-prospect, not worth drafting. Any team that drafts him is wasting a draft pick. You might as well pass with your pick.

The only reason Thomas is being hyped is because he's black. If Thomas was white he'd barely be mentioned in the draft coverage.

The mainstream sports media has a black supremacist and anti-white agenda. They want to replace whites with blacks and deny opportunities to white men.

I wonder if the sports media hyping Thomas had any effect on Arizona drafting Thomas over Savage and Mettenberger.

 

[Leonardfan]

The eagles signed Taylor Martinez and an udfa to play wr or db

 

[Riddlewire]

I didn't see it mentioned here.
Cincy QB Brendon Kay signed with the Steelers. Kay, who IMO has the quickest release in college football, finished fourth in the nation in QBE score, behind only Manziel among quarterbacks headed to the NFL this year.
He should easily beat out the only other QB picked up by the Steelers this year, black quarterback Terrance Owens. In a fair world, Kay will replace the aging Gradkowski and compete with Landry Jones for backup duties for a few years, while Owens takes his rightful place on the streets of Toledo jacking cars.

 

[PHillisFan]

An obscure black Dolphins player is "in trouble" for tweeting his dislike of Michael Sam's super-gross makeout session with his boyfriend that was shown over and over again on ESPN and the NFL Network (and undoubtedly many other government/corporate media outlets).

Before about 1990, 95% of prominent Americans would have had the same public reaction; now anyone who shows less than euphoric happiness over such a display is publicly disgraced and worse. No White NFL player was stupid enough to say anything wrong.

Every single media figure and every single public figure had to show great joy over the entire Michael Sam circus of the past six months culminating in his being drafted yesterday and his over the top flaunting of his persuasion for the cameras; anyone doing anything less yesterday would today be looking for a job. That's pure totalitarianism in action, and the speed at which homosexual supremacy has institutionalized itself in such a fashion ought to greatly concern every American who is still able to think.

Another Dolphin in Twitter trouble
http://abcnews.go.com/Sports/dolphin-twitter-trouble/story?id=23670999

You've probably noticed long ago that the one time blacks don't get away with it is when they mess with the homosexuals. The children of the rainbow seem at the top of the totem pole in society.

 

[Don Wassall]

You've probably noticed long ago that the one time blacks don't get away with it is when they mess with the homosexuals. The children of the rainbow seem at the top of the totem pole in society.

Yes, but they of course are far more lightly punished than when White heterosexuals upset the new addition to the exclusive club of chosen ones.

Blacks have been trained well now too, just one black scrub on the Dolphins not realizing he was supposed to bow in obedience as the nationally broadcast ritual of homosexual sexual activity was shown over and over again to both the media-trained serfs and the ruling class "sports journalists", every public figure fully aware that to object in any way to a spectacle that was correctly outlawed through the vast majority of American history and still is in many countries was to be crucified.

In a nation run by natural strength and selection, all four of the sacred groups -- blacks, feminists, jews and homosexuals -- would be at the bottom of the totem pole rather than running roughshod over what's left of the American Nation. In a country run by several million "useless eaters" -- upper class parasites who migrate to foundations, media monopolies, bureaucracies, "non-governmental organizations," the legal profession and other non-productive occupations -- they are in a position to run wild over everyone else, which is why we have today's USSA.

 

[Riddlewire]

Cleveland signs Ball State TE Zane Fakes.
I watched him play a few times the past couple of years. Unquestionably better than every other offensive skill player they picked up this year.
He should be the X, not a TE.