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For me the silver lining in this draft is Dougtaviois getting the ax in Buffalo. They have a long way to go to clean up the black mess in Buffalo but took a few positive steps yesterday.
Wow! I thought you were joking until I checked BSPN.com. Fantastic news.

The irony is that the Bills had one of the better, if not (arguably) the best, White-friendly picks in the draft this year, so I wonder who was making the picks, Dougtavious or someone else?

If they pretty much had it planned for months that they were going to let him go (from what I read in the article on BSPN), would they then allow him to make the picks in this draft and then fire him the next day?
 
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Wow! I thought you were joking until I checked BSPN.com. Fantastic news.

The irony is that the Bills had one of the better, if not (arguably) the best, White-friendly picks in the draft this year, so I wonder who was making the picks this year, Dougtavious or someone else?

If they pretty much had it planned for months that they were going to let him go (from what I read in the article on BSPN), would they then allow him to make the picks in this draft and then fire him the next day?

I saw a squib yesterday, think it was on Weenieworld, that said Dougtavious was already out of the loop and McDermott was making the calls, so his firing was a (very long overdue) formality.
 

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The NFL Combine, Draft and League is about as anti white as an organization can be. I would have to say that
even the NBA has gotten a little better over the last decade while the NFL gets worse by the year & decade.

The Caste System is not going to end without a tremendous fight. They want sports to reflect society. So sad.

So true. The NFL is another symptom of the anti-white, anti-Western, anti-Christian globalist JWO and it's never-ending quest to dominate all of humanity. It is so evil and must be resisted. Sites like this and others are like kryptonite to the globalist JWO because they red pill people and expose them to the truth. Information is truly the most important weapon against these vampires.
 

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I saw a squib yesterday, think it was on Weenieworld, that said Dougtavious was already out of the loop and McDermott was making the calls, so his firing was a (very long overdue) formality.
That makes sense. I was wondering what was going on when the Bills selected two White LBs and a White QB since it was so out-of-character for Dougtavious to do that. I wonder if letting Chris Hogan go and then him shining at NE (and smoking the Bills when he played them there) had anything to do with it. That right there is proof of his inability to gauge and evaluate talent. I suspect that and the black quarterback situation were the last straws.
 
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Chad Kelly was Mr. Irrelevant this year, going to the Broncos on pick 253.

I like the whole Mr. Irrelevant thing. It brings more interest to the draft.

I'm always glad to see a white man get picked as Mr. Irrelevant. They get all kinds of benefits and get to participate in week long festivities including a parade.

Yes, the worst place for a player to go is pick 252. Mr. Irrelevant gets the ceremonies and undrafted free agents have some choice as to where they want to go.
 

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I looked at some scouting reports of defensive end Trey Hendrickson. They had the usual anti-white stereotypes.

Hendrickson had 13.5 sacks and scored in the 87th percentile in the Sparq score. Yet the scouting reports claim his athleticism doesn't show on tape and his sacks are all second effort sacks, etc.

In other words cookie cutter scouting reports that refuse to acknowledge that white players can be athletic or skilled.

It's amazing that the DWFs can't see the racism.
 

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The mainstream analysts are acting as if the Browns drafting Deshone Kizer in the second round is a huge steal. He's not a steal, he's a wasted draft pick. Kizer lacks the accuracy to be a good starter in the league.
 

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I am going to go on the record and say that I think C.J Beathard is going to have an Andy Dalton like rise during the draft. He looks great so far, his arm strength has improved and he has great mobility playing in a pro style system.

Although I cooled on him after Iowa's mostly disappointing season I am just going to boost my ego a little. LOL

Also where is the credibility check on Kiper and McGay for claiming Leidner was a first rounder.
 

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The Bears are getting all sorts of grief for trading up one to get Trubisky. The media is already ramping up the anti-Trubisky sentiment. Hopefully the Bears are smart in how they bring him along and develop him. I actually give the Bears some credit here since they are trying to move on from the Cutler era and have done their best to really solidify the position for the near and distant future.
 

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The Bears are getting all sorts of grief for trading up one to get Trubisky. The media is already ramping up the anti-Trubisky sentiment. Hopefully the Bears are smart in how they bring him along and develop him. I actually give the Bears some credit here since they are trying to move on from the Cutler era and have done their best to really solidify the position for the near and distant future.

That's because anti white media was projecting Chicago to take one of the "rocket armed" black quarterbacks. Chicago fans bitch they want a franchise QB and GM Ryan Pace responds by signing underrated Mike Glennon who was left for dead after Crab Legs was handed job in Tampa, and a promising rookie they can develop in Trubisky. So ya no doubt a smear campaign to discredit 2 young white QBs!
 

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The Bears are getting all sorts of grief for trading up one to get Trubisky. The media is already ramping up the anti-Trubisky sentiment. Hopefully the Bears are smart in how they bring him along and develop him. I actually give the Bears some credit here since they are trying to move on from the Cutler era and have done their best to really solidify the position for the near and distant future.

Here's Weenieworld's "grade" of the Bears' draft. Their dig at Shaheen's looks is despicable. It reads like one of CF's grades for the league's coal black teams:

Overview: The Bears’ extremely ill-advised, desperation-driven one-spot climb for Trubisky cost them pick Nos. 67, 111, and a 2018 third-rounder. At UNC, Trubisky spent two years backing up Marquise Williams, who couldn’t beat out “Joe Callahan” as a Packers camp arm last year. In round two, Chicago dropped from No. 36 to 45 to add Nos. 119, 197, and a 2018 fourth-rounder. They wasted No. 45 on D-2 Frankenstein lookalike Shaheen. Ballhawking safety Jackson was my favorite Bears pick, although Jackson enters the NFL with significant injury concerns, and moving up for him cost Chicago the No. 197 pick in exchange for just a five-spot climb. Fellow fourth-rounder Cohen is a fun guy to watch, but he has almost no chance to make an NFL offensive impact at 5-foot-7, 179. Remember Garrett Wolfe? 60% of the Bears’ draft came from sub-Division-1 schools. Ultimately, the class will pay off if Trubisky turns into a franchise quarterback. Yet there is absolutely no way 13 college starts provide enough evidence to suggest Trubisky is a good-probability bet. It’s more likely that this was the worst draft in the entire league.

Grade: F
 

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Stellar "analysis" on the Shaheen pick. Looks like Frankenstein? Of course it would be racist to make any negative comments about a black athlete's appearance. Shaheen is the type of hidden gem physical athletic specimen that would have Weenieworld drooling if he were black.
 

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Stellar "analysis" on the Shaheen pick. Looks like Frankenstein? Of course it would be racist to make any negative comments about a black athlete's appearance. Shaheen is the type of hidden gem physical athletic specimen that would have Weenieworld drooling if he were black.

It's not even a proper reference. In Mary Shelly's classic novel, Victor Frankenstein was a young Swiss chemist who created his monster by reanimating body parts of the deceased. The monster remained nameless throughout the novel, being referred to as "wretch," "beast," "fiend," etc. Adam Shaheen doesn't look like Frankenstein's Monster, either.

If a black draft pick were compared to any undesirable, ugly, or ignoble black fictional character (or someone in real life), the writer would've been fired with great haste and made into a national "race pariah" overnight.

A 23-year old white kid gets insulted on his looks for no reason and who's willing to defend him? The anti-white cowards know this game very well.​
 

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Here's Weenieworld's "grade" of the Bears' draft. Their dig at Shaheen's looks is despicable. It reads like one of CF's grades for the league's coal black teams:

Overview: The Bears’ extremely ill-advised, desperation-driven one-spot climb for Trubisky cost them pick Nos. 67, 111, and a 2018 third-rounder. At UNC, Trubisky spent two years backing up Marquise Williams, who couldn’t beat out “Joe Callahan” as a Packers camp arm last year. In round two, Chicago dropped from No. 36 to 45 to add Nos. 119, 197, and a 2018 fourth-rounder. They wasted No. 45 on D-2 Frankenstein lookalike Shaheen. Ballhawking safety Jackson was my favorite Bears pick, although Jackson enters the NFL with significant injury concerns, and moving up for him cost Chicago the No. 197 pick in exchange for just a five-spot climb. Fellow fourth-rounder Cohen is a fun guy to watch, but he has almost no chance to make an NFL offensive impact at 5-foot-7, 179. Remember Garrett Wolfe? 60% of the Bears’ draft came from sub-Division-1 schools. Ultimately, the class will pay off if Trubisky turns into a franchise quarterback. Yet there is absolutely no way 13 college starts provide enough evidence to suggest Trubisky is a good-probability bet. It’s more likely that this was the worst draft in the entire league.

Grade: F
Shaheen while not classically handsome is no uglier than the average player. Maybe his build could be called that but even that is a stretch. If Shaheen was classified as a minority(he has distant Arab ancestry) this story would be a non starter. Ps if Shaheen is Frankenstein what is Terrell Suggs?
 

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Here's Weenieworld's "grade" of the Bears' draft. Their dig at Shaheen's looks is despicable. It reads like one of CF's grades for the league's coal black teams:

Overview: The Bears’ extremely ill-advised, desperation-driven one-spot climb for Trubisky cost them pick Nos. 67, 111, and a 2018 third-rounder. At UNC, Trubisky spent two years backing up Marquise Williams, who couldn’t beat out “Joe Callahan” as a Packers camp arm last year. In round two, Chicago dropped from No. 36 to 45 to add Nos. 119, 197, and a 2018 fourth-rounder. They wasted No. 45 on D-2 Frankenstein lookalike Shaheen. Ballhawking safety Jackson was my favorite Bears pick, although Jackson enters the NFL with significant injury concerns, and moving up for him cost Chicago the No. 197 pick in exchange for just a five-spot climb. Fellow fourth-rounder Cohen is a fun guy to watch, but he has almost no chance to make an NFL offensive impact at 5-foot-7, 179. Remember Garrett Wolfe? 60% of the Bears’ draft came from sub-Division-1 schools. Ultimately, the class will pay off if Trubisky turns into a franchise quarterback. Yet there is absolutely no way 13 college starts provide enough evidence to suggest Trubisky is a good-probability bet. It’s more likely that this was the worst draft in the entire league.

Grade: F

I "liked" your post but I thought the blurb sucked! Just to be clear
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Weird that they call this normal-looking guy a "Frankenstein"
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There are some other phenotypes that I would sooner cross the street to get away from than Mr. Frankenstein here.
 

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Has anyone signed Lee Musso? He has decent athleticism and would be able to compete for a free safety spot.
 

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Has anyone signed Lee Musso? He has decent athleticism and would be able to compete for a free safety spot.

Nope.. Musso explosive leaper 40 inch vert, 10'8 broad jump. Elite 60 yards shuttle(11.05) would have been 3rd best at combine. 5'9 190 isn't too small for a ghetto black with upside!!

Still haven't heard anything on Lloyd either.
 
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Riley McCarron to Texans

Riley McCarron definitely has the athleticism to play in the NFL. He ranked in the 93rd percentile in the SPARQ score.

He excelled as a kickoff returner and punt returner in college. Maybe this will help him stick in the pros.
 
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Riley McCarron definitely has the athleticism to play in the NFL. He ranked in the 93rd percentile in the SPRARQ score.

He excelled as a kickoff returner and punt returner in college. Maybe this will help him stick in the pros.

Awesome to see Iowa with another white speedster WR in the league!
 

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Penn (not Penn State) quarterback Alek Torgersen signed with the Falcons. Good move by them. He played well in the Shrine game.

Torgersen was a sleeper who played in an Ivy League school. I thought he was one of the top 10 QB prospects in the draft and I thought he should have been drafted.
 

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Size shouldn't count against Leo Musso...one only has to look back at season opener when he took 4th Overall pick Fournette(230lbs) out of the game on a shot to the leg ; saving a long game winning run late 4th qtr...he's plenty capable

Couldn't find where Casey DeAndrade signed w Ravens?? Here's a good article from a few weeks ago...has the wheels & tenacity to make it in the NFL
http://herosports.com/news/nfl-draft-new-hampshire-casey-deandrade-playmaker-fcs-ajaj

Only thing i can think of is Dallas Lloyd will be 26 years old by start of season...otherwise really thought he'd be Drafted in later Rounds....Will he go baseball?

Unfortunate Weston Steelhammer can't play for two years...Jalen Robinette was effected by the new rule too..

Pre draft a Lamar team mate's Twitter said "can't wait to see where these TWO players get drafted"....Pics of CB Brendon Langley & Kade Harrington?? Of course the CB was selected 3rd Round & Harrington was where to be found:mad:...hopefully he tears up the Cowboys rookie mini-camp!
 

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Trent Taylor was Kyle Shanahan's draft crush, Lynch says
As is the case with the other offensive players the 49ers drafted, head coach Kyle Shanahan had a particular eye for wide receiver Trent Taylor.

One common thread for the offensive players the 49ers selected in the 2017 draft is they are all players head coach Kyle Shanahan felt strongly about, so much so that the team took three of those players -- quarterback C.J. Beathard, running back Joe Williams, and wide receiver Trent Taylor -- much higher than expected.

In the case of Taylor, he was a highly productive receiver at Louisiana Tech (136 catches, 1,803 yards, 12 touchdowns in 2016 alone), but NFL.com and CBS Sports rated him as an undrafted free agent nonetheless. Shanahan and the 49ers liked Taylor enough to grab him in Round 5.

"We all give each other a hard time during the draft process because we all develop these draft crushes," general manager John Lynch said during an interview on KNBR Radio's Murph and Mach Show on Monday. "Mine was Reuben Foster. I love the way the guy plays. I love the spirit about the kid. Trent Taylor was one of those guys for Kyle. He's got a rare ability, and that's what Kyle wants, a slot receiver to separate. He can get open on third down. He's a chain mover -- one of those guys."

NFL.com questions Taylor's size (5-8, 181) and says he might have to prove himself as a punt returner to make the roster. Shanahan seems to know exactly what he wants from Taylor, however, so it'll be interesting to see how he uses him.

"One of the things I felt strongly about was that scouts can love a player all they want, the front office can, but a coaching staff better be able to articulate, 'Here's the vision as to how we use him.' That was clear as day with Trent Taylor," Lynch said. "To be able to get him in the fifth, we felt was a great pick for us."

http://sfo.247sports.com/Bolt/Trent-Taylor-was-Kyle-Shanahans-draft-crush-Lynch-says-52596531
 
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