2014 NFL Draft

[Leonardfan]

Ive been reading comments under Manziels highlight videos, and pro day videos. While the ratings are good as far as likes, and dislikes theres still a load of hate comments under all of them. People calling him a ******, and a bust waiting to happen. Its so obvious how hated white men are.

The sad thing is that the ones writing those comments are self-hating whites with no pride in themselves.

 

[TwentyTwo]

Self hating whites that see no pride in themselves....ADD to that

Who probably never played a real sport in their life; very limited athletically...JEALOUSY seeing their own kind succeed; knowing they were an afterthought in PE Class~

 

[goyim]

What a joke of an article on NFL.com slagging off Manziel, some anonymous scout from the NFC. Says that Evans made Manziel in college! Don't get me wrong I think Evans isn't a bad receiver but the argument he made Manziel is ridiculous it's obviously the other way round Manziel is a once in 10 year player who can change a game in an instance!

On the plus side some AFC executive slagged off Ebron and Jenkins slating their play and attitude.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap20...vans-made-johnny-manziel-not-other-way-around

Rotoworld was surprisingly fair in their reaction to this piece.

"Though Evans undoubtedly was a gift for Manziel, this opinion is a gross oversimplification. One could just as easily flip the argument and assert that a large chunk of Evans' stats came from throws 'up for grabs' that no QB in the nation outside of Manziel ever would have attempted -- or completed."

 

[GiovaniMarcon]

I wouldn't worry too much about the hate comments underneath Manziel's videos. The people who put that kind of time in to bash a talented person are the same sort who post hate-comments under ANY popular person's videos on Youtube.

Jealous losers, wanting attention.

Even totally innocuous videos of a cute baby or a puppy or an elementary school theater play will somehow devolve into hateful arguments that go off on unnecessary tangents, until the owner of the video starts deleting comments, or disabling comments altogether.

I'm of the opinion that "the masses" now, just as always, have been 99.99% worthless scum who, while they probably don't deserve to DIE, per se, probably a lot of them actually DO deserve a f*cking magnum bullet right to the lid.

In the past it was easier to dismiss their ramblings as the useless blather or useless people, but the Internet has, for better or worse, given volume to the voices of the 75IQ jackasses that populate a large portion of our planet.

 

[PamelaOC]

I wouldn't worry too much about the hate comments underneath Manziel's videos. The people who put that kind of time in to bash a talented person are the same sort who post hate-comments under ANY popular person's videos on Youtube.

Jealous losers, wanting attention.

Even totally innocuous videos of a cute baby or a puppy or an elementary school theater play will somehow devolve into hateful arguments that go off on unnecessary tangents, until the owner of the video starts deleting comments, or disabling comments altogether.

I'm of the opinion that "the masses" now, just as always, have been 99.99% worthless scum who, while they probably don't deserve to DIE, per se, probably a lot of them actually DO deserve a f*cking magnum bullet right to the lid.

In the past it was easier to dismiss their ramblings as the useless blather or useless people, but the Internet has, for better or worse, given volume to the voices of the 75IQ jackasses that populate a large portion of our planet.

Agree, but I would say that the losers will bash any talented person, not any popular person. They would never bash their precious Saint Bieber or Saint Miley (who are utterly worthless and untalented but sadly, I have to admit, popular), the precious snowflakes. The people who bash those turds are the good people. People like us!

 

[Thrashen]

I wouldn't worry too much about the hate comments underneath Manziel's videos. The people who put that kind of time in to bash a talented person are the same sort who post hate-comments under ANY popular person's videos on Youtube.

Jealous losers, wanting attention.

Even totally innocuous videos of a cute baby or a puppy or an elementary school theater play will somehow devolve into hateful arguments that go off on unnecessary tangents, until the owner of the video starts deleting comments, or disabling comments altogether.

I'm of the opinion that "the masses" now, just as always, have been 99.99% worthless scum who, while they probably don't deserve to DIE, per se, probably a lot of them actually DO deserve a f*cking magnum bullet right to the lid.

In the past it was easier to dismiss their ramblings as the useless blather or useless people, but the Internet has, for better or worse, given volume to the voices of the 75IQ jackasses that populate a large portion of our planet.

Another quality observation, GM.

As you concluded, it doesn’t seem to matter what Youtube video or news article is open for public commentary, the temperament of the commentators invariably turns to a negative, ignorant, or mean-spirited timbre. Naturally, any video or article containing a subject matter that could be conceived as “racist” against non-whites, or “sexist” against women, or “hateful” against homosexuals is met with stereotypically-intolerant, Marxist antagonism, with a few intellectual outliers intermingled within the uncouth tidal wave of ethnically-insensate white pods. Aside from pro-white, pro-masculine, or anti-faggotory topics, music artists, entertainers, actors, athletes, and other celebrities seem to elicit the most vitriol.

From what I can tell, English-speaking whites seem to be primarily responsible for a vast majority of “online hate.” I believe this occurs because the topics in which their acrimony should be concentrating (Jews, Negroes, Marxists, Communists, Female/****** Supremacists, Globalists, Wall Street, Hollywood, Washington DC, the Welfare/Warfare/Police State, etc) has been so misdirected and debauched and manipulated that they begin “lashing out” in other imbecilic ways…and the manifestation of which can be observed polluting every corner of the internet and society in general.

In reading the comments below videos and news articles in the German language, I can say that the demeanor seems to be much less pessimistic and less likely to devolve into name-calling (and other inarticulate buffoonery), though of course I’ve seen countless exceptions.

 

[Don Wassall]

Besides the large number of trolls and generally miserable people on the internet, there are armies of disinformation and misinformation posters paid by governments and some private companies and organizations. Besides the obvious goal of infiltrating "controversial" sites, the idea is to keep people factionalized and bickering among each other as much as possible.

U.S. society certainly is factionalized to a large degree at the same time it is increasingly stupefied and characterized by inertia and apathy. Divide and conquer is the most successful of the methods used by the power structure to continue to remain unchallenged in any ways beyond the theoretical even as it becomes ever more open in its anti-human agenda.

 

[celticdb15]

Morgan Breslin had a great pro day after being a combine snub despite his stats and his 6'3 240 frame. Ran a 4.6 and 26 reps he looks stout.

 

[davidholly]

[video=youtube;5Mu4ImS3dlM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Mu4ImS3dlM[/video]
Manziel on Gruden's QB camp for anyone interested.

 

[Extra Point]

Stanford's Ben Gardner tested out very well at his pro day. 39 1/2 vertical, 10-2 broad jump, 1.67 10 yard split, 4.23 sort shuttle, 6.78 three cone at 260 pounds. These are excellent numbers for a DE.

Gardner had decent production in college. With that production and his outstanding athleticism he would be a 2nd or 3rd round choice if he was black. However, he's being projected as a late round pick because he's white.

Comments I've seen about Gardner are the usual racist stereotypes; "overachiever," "convert him to fullback," "7th round pick," etc.

A smart team would grab Gardner in the mid rounds and get themselves a nice prospect.

 

[Don Wassall]

Here's a nice write-up on Michael Campanaro:

http://www.footballoutsiders.com/futures/2014/futures-wake-forest-wr-michael-campanaro

 

[dwid]

Here's a nice write-up on Michael Campanaro:

http://www.footballoutsiders.com/futures/2014/futures-wake-forest-wr-michael-campanaro

great explanations on what exactly Michael is doing, when doing videos of players I often get criticized for showing "routine plays" that might be a little over 10 yards but in reality show NFL potential. Too bad its kind of hard to break down what I am seeing on youtube and actually have people read it as well.

 

[celticdb15]

The Hamilton Tigercats have signed QB Tyler Tettleton. Interesting enough the ticats also have Zach Collaros as their starter and Dan Lefevour as a short yard specialist. Stephen McGee and Jeremiah Masoli round out their 5 QBs.. Imo smart move by Tettleton. It seems he knows he would have been a UDFA so he took the CFL route. Stability and a place to get better and maybe see the field.

 

[goyim]

http://www.rotoworld.com/player/cfb/130912/teddy-bridgewater

Rotoworld finally plays the race card with Bridgewater

"NFL Films' Greg Cosell mentioned on the Ross Tucker Football Podcast that he spoke with a source who said Louisville QB Teddy Bridgewater weighed 188 pounds at the end of the 2013 season.


This is absolutely the NFL's biggest question regarding Bridgewater, and some buzz has even placed him in the second-round as of late. Teams could be worried that Bridgewater's career could go in the path of early RGIII, in terms of injuries. The two are drastically different players in terms of style, with the main difference being RGIII has a frenetic behavior on the field while Bridgewater does not take unnecessary hits. With that said, Bridgewater breaks the mold of a black pocket passer who might be maxed out at 6'2/214 pounds. The NFL has historically struggled with players that offer unique blends of frame and style."

Drew Brees and Aaron Rodgers were considered undersized when they entered the league as well and they were taken with high draft picks. With regard to black quarterbacks, Michael Vick is a shade above 6 feet at his tallest and he was drafted with the #1 overall pick. Anything these ******* say cannot hold up under even the slightest bit of scrutiny. Rotoworld, as seen in this blurb, is desperately holding onto the notion that Bridgewater is anything but an average prospect, let alone worthy of a top 10 selection.

 

[Leonardfan]

The past couple of years I have done a quick write up of the prospects most likely to get drafted and in what round. This is not an indication of where I feel they deserve to be drafted but where I feel they will get drafted due to the caste system. It is by no means a comprehensive list although I do feel I have listed the prospects with the biggest probability of getting drafted. I have listed 79 players - so 20 or so will probably not get drafted if the trend continues this season with the % of white players drafted. I have not been as involved in following this year's draft as closely as in the past. Anyways here is my list:

Quarterback
Blake Bortles - 1st
Johnny Manziel - 1st
Derek Carr - 1st
Jimmy Garoppolo - 2nd
AJ McCarron - 3rd
Zach Mettenberger - 3rd
Tom Savage - 4th
Aaron Murray - 4th
David Fales - 5th
Brett Smith - 5th
Garret Gilbert - 5th
Connor Shaw - 6TH
Jeff Matthews - 6th
Jordan Lynch - 7th

RB
Tyler Gaffney - 3rd
Beau Blankenship - UDFA

FB
Jay Prosch - 4th
Ryan Hewitt - 5th

TE
Jace Amaro - 2nd (on the fence about his background)
Troy Niklas - 2nd
CJ Fiedorowicz - 2nd
Jacob Pedersen - 4th
Arthur Lynch - 5th
Joe Don Duncan - 5th
Jake Murphy - 6th
Crockett Gilmore - 6th
Colt Lyerla - 6th
Rob Branchfower - 7th
Chris Coyle - 7th

WR
Jared Abbrederis - 3rd
Mike Campanaro - 3rd
Jeff Janis - 5th
Erik Lora - 6th
Alex Neutz - 6th
Alex Amidon - 7th

OT
Jake Matthews - 1st
Taylor Lewan - 1st
Zack Martin - 1st
Joel Bitonio - 2nd
Jack Mewhort - 3rd
Laurent Duvernay-Tardif - 3rd
Micahel Schofield - 4th
Wesley Johnson - 5th
Matt Patchan - 5th
James Hurst - 6th
Matt Fieler - 7th
Justin Britt - 7th

OG
Chris Watt - 3rd
John Urschel - 4th
Brandon Linder - 4th
Ryan Groy - 5th
Spencer Long - 6th
Conor Boffeli - 7th

C
weston Richburg - 2nd
Travis Swanson - 3rd
Tyler Larsen - 4th
Bryan Stork - 5th
Russel Bodine - 7th


DE
Brent Urban - 2nd
Taylor Hart - 4th
Josh Mauro - 5th
Cassius Marsh - 5th
Ben Gardner - 6th
Colby Way - 7th
Jake Metz - 7th

DT
Beau Allen - 4th

OLB
Trent Murphy - 2nd
Jordan Tripp - 3rd
Trevor Reily - 3rd
Morgan Breslin - 4th
Tyler Starr - 7th

ILB
Chris Borland - 2nd
Jordan Zumwalt - 4th
Max Bullough - 4th
James Morris - 6th
Jack Tyler - 7th

S
Vinnie Sunseri - 4th
Daniel Sorensen - 5th
Ty Zimmerman - 6th

 

[Leonardfan]

Vinnie Sunseri coming off and ACL Injury 6 months ago ran between a 4.48-4.52 40. He put up 21 reps of 225 and displayed his agility during a two hour workout for scouts. A pretty remarkable recovery for Vinnie. Hopefully it translates into a respectable draft position.

http://www.al.com/alabamafootball/index.ssf/2014/04/vinnie_sunseri_alabama_pro_day.html

 

[Thrashen]

Little Toddy McGay was expressing his disgust for former Oregon TE, Colt Lyerla. He called him a “headcase” and emphatically stated that “he has WAY too much baggage to be drafted.” I looked up Lyerla's list of charges and the only transgressions I found were a cocaine possession and a very interesting comment he made concerning the 100%-dubious “Sandy Hoax Shooting”…

Oregon tight end Colt Lyerla has some theories about the horrific shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut last December, theories he probably should have kept to himself.

But, like a lot of college football players with too much time on their hands, Lyerla took to Twitter to tell his followers that one of the most nightmarish school shootings in American history was actually a government conspiracy.

If you have a half hour you should watch this and enlighten yourself.youtu.be/VrngdgUixYg
— ..::C::.. (@ThaRealCL) March 21, 2013
​

Lyerla’s school of thought is not new. The CNN show Anderson Cooper 360 profiled a professor at Florida Atlantic, who had similar beliefs and the video Lyerla posted had more than 1.5 million views.

Lyerla even got into a little tiff with a Twitter follow who questioned his point of view.

“The parents of the kids that supposedly died in the sandy hook situation are liars,” Lyerla tweeted and later deleted.

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf...ort-conspiracy-theories-171233200--ncaaf.html

 

[Leonardfan]

McGay is a negrophiliac ******. Lyerla is the most gifted TE athletically in this draft. He did make some boneheaded decisions regarding cocaine abuse, but its nothing that a black player would not get away with. If you ask me Ebron is an egotistical pompous prick who is somehow rated the best TE in this draft. Those character concerns are being swept under the rug.

Hopefully Lyerla has matured, proved himself in interviews and has caught a few teams attention. He is no Aaron Hernandez that is for sure.

 

[Freethinker]

Little Toddy McGay was expressing his disgust for former Oregon TE, Colt Lyerla. He called him a “headcaseâ€￾ and emphatically stated that “he has WAY too much baggage to be drafted.â€￾ I looked up Lyerla's list of charges and the only transgressions I found were a cocaine possession and a very interesting comment he made concerning the 100%-dubious “Sandy Hoax Shootingâ€￾…



http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf...ort-conspiracy-theories-171233200--ncaaf.html

Whites in athletics, and really all facets of Amerikan life, need to understand that they are held to different standards than blacks. It's a higher standard and not necessarily a bad thing as we should strive for the best. Lyerla should have known this if he had higher aspirations for a football career and stayed away from the cocaine. For a DeSean this could be a forgivable offense. For Colt, not so much. Couple that with the fact that he's strongly opinionated and he doesn't believe the Fed gov. / corporate media's fairy tales and I can see why he's public enemy #1.

With all that said, I'd pick him "way too high" in the 3rd or 4th round and get a steal. He's got all the athletic talent and this "headcase" actually engages in critical thinking. I'd imagine he's fairly bright and could master a "complex" NFL playbook far better than one of Obama's Sons.

 

[davidholly]

I could understand if John Urschel was WR or CB, but hyping an offensive lineman for being smart is like hyping water for being wet.

 

[Leonardfan]

Sorry about the mix up with urschel

 

[icsept]

Little Toddy McGay was expressing his disgust for former Oregon TE, Colt Lyerla. He called him a “headcaseâ€￾ and emphatically stated that “he has WAY too much baggage to be drafted.â€￾ I looked up Lyerla's list of charges and the only transgressions I found were a cocaine possession and a very interesting comment he made concerning the 100%-dubious “Sandy Hoax Shootingâ€￾…



http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf...ort-conspiracy-theories-171233200--ncaaf.html

Colt Lyerla just became my favorite player.

 

[Riggins44]

Is Tyler Gaffney really white? From photos I've seen he looks mulatto.

 

[Lew]

Nice post. For somebody who doesn't follow college football and the draft as much as I used to, it's good to see these names and projections. Hopefully they are not too overly optimistic, as whites do tend drop during the draft, mostly based on skin color.

Nonetheless, I think this Urschel character needs to be deleted from your list. I know ESPN has been kissing his @ss for quite a while, because he's supposedly some sort "genius" and math wiz.....

Why would they care so much if he were white and reportedly very smart?

They would not, that's why he's been made out to be a modern day, non-Kosher Einstein.

I don't think he's as smart as they're saying he is. I looked into it and he has a 4.0 GPA while majoring in math which is pretty impressive. But I remember Dr. Pierce saying that he and other science professors were pressured into being more lenient with their grading by administrators. And mind you this was 40 years ago before progressive liberalism had become the dominant religion. So I'm sure the guy's smart, but he was probably helped out a lot by his libtard professors just like I'm sure Richard Sherman was. We'll see how he does on the Wonderlic, which is an actual intelligence test. If he is the genius that the media is saying he is then he should score in the upper 40's but I'm predicting that he'll score in the 30's.

 

[Don Wassall]

A few years ago there was a reputed very smart black cornerback who was the subject of one flattering media puff piece after another. He ran a slow time at the Combine but that didn't faze the corporate PR machine; he was basically the face of the draft that year before fizzling quickly out of the NFL. Can't recall his name, maybe someone else can.