2017 NFL Draft

[RTTAS]

I'd definitely be taking Kelly, Rudolph, Falk, Mayfield, Russell, and Webb over the black quarterback trio. Time and time again it has been shown that a huge amount of black quarterbacks (90%?) BUST in the NFL, and these three look to continue that trend. Kelly has franchise QB potential if he stays clean off-the-field, while all of the others definitely have starter-upside.

 

[Leonardfan]

I'd definitely be taking Kelly, Rudolph, Falk, Mayfield, Russell, and Webb over the black quarterback trio. Time and time again it has been shown that a huge amount of black quarterbacks (90%?) BUST in the NFL, and these three look to continue that trend. Kelly has franchise QB potential if he stays clean off-the-field, while all of the others definitely have starter-upside.

Eh I am lukewarm on Mayfield being anything more than a backup. After 3 weeks its Kelly, Webb and Beathard for me. I want Rudolph to stay for his senior year. Kelly is a first rounder already IMO, Webb is rising and Beathard is a safe bet IMO.

 

[Leonardfan]

This year's draft is probably going to be blacker than the 2015 draft. They are pushing the black QB agenda. Fat **** Rob Rang has said Chad Kelly's stock is falling - he is all that Ole Miss has and has kept them a competitive team and in games on his own. He made some mistakes vs. Alabama but he also put up a bunch of points against both them and Free Shoes. They are pushing the overhyped Watson who hasn't been anything but average so far this year and Notre Dame's Kizer who is 1-2 as a starter this year with abetter team around him than Ole Miss.

 

[Leonardfan]

Caste ****** Matt Miller is employing a new method with his black quarterback "crush" Kizer. Rather than compare him to other black qbs that did not live up to the hype he decides compare him to Ben Roethlisberger.

Kelly continues to take a beating from all the draft "experts" even though he is clearly the most gifted qb in this year's class. I really think he is the closest thing to Brett Favre I have seen. They both are about the same size, huge arms, good athletic ability and have the gunslinger mentality which is always fun to see in a qb especially with so many just taking the easy underneath throws in modern basketball err I mean football.

 

[Extra Point]

Caste ****** Matt Miller is employing a new method with his black quarterback "crush" Kizer. Rather than compare him to other black qbs that did not live up to the hype he decides compare him to Ben Roethlisberger.

Kelly continues to take a beating from all the draft "experts" even though he is clearly the most gifted qb in this year's class. I really think he is the closest thing to Brett Favre I have seen. They both are about the same size, huge arms, good athletic ability and have the gunslinger mentality which is always fun to see in a qb especially with so many just taking the easy underneath throws in modern basketball err I mean football.

Matt Miller is the guy who wrote an article ridiculing Luke Kuechly before the 2012 draft, concluding he was worth a 3rd rounder "on a good day."

Miller also ridiculed Kellen Moore saying Moore threw "like a girl."

Miller's a jerk.

 

[Leonardfan]

Western Michigan coach PJ Fleck has said that CMU Qb Cooper Rush has the potential to be a high draft pick next year.

Mcgay called Chad Kelly a day two prospect - the whole draft expert cottage industry is doing there best to tear Kelly down. It is somewhat reminiscent of the Matt Barkley treatment a few years back. I would argue that Kelly is better than Barkley though.

I saw another mock once again putting deshone ******* Kizer as the first qb taken. The idiot who made the mock draft even acknowledged that notre dame was off to a bad start but had to cite upside and potential in Kizer. Kizer was outplayed by a white redshirt freshman Qb from Duke last week and I have yet to hear anyone talk about Daniel Jones (he reminds me a lot of Eli Manning).

They are really trying to make this draft as black as possible all due to their negrophiliac tendencies.

 

[celticdb15]

Ass clown Dane Brugler continues with the "quicker than fast BS" when describing white WRs. Latest to be stereotyped is UNC star speedster Ryan Switzer. I'd link his story but don't want that wussy to get anymore views.

Vince Biegel and Hansen described as "risers" by Chad Reuter.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...rt-cal-wr-rising-baylor-rb-linwood-in-decline

 

[Leonardfan]

So far the draft prognosticators have compared Deshaun Watson to Aaron Rodgers and Deshone Kizer to Big Ben. I read someone comparing an Alabama LB to Luke Keuchly. This is a brand new trend as far as I know - comparing blacks to the elite white players. Another new caste method for the upcoming draft cycle.

 

[Leonardfan]

Ass clown Dane Brugler continues with the "quicker than fast BS" when describing white WRs. Latest to be stereotyped is UNC star speedster Ryan Switzer. I'd link his story but don't want that wussy to get anymore views.

Vince Biegel and Hansen described as "risers" by Chad Reuter.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...rt-cal-wr-rising-baylor-rb-linwood-in-decline

I saw this ******** too:

Ryan Switzer, WR, North Carolina, SR. (5-10, 185, 4.50, #3)

After a slow start, the North Carolina passing offense has heated up as first-year starter Mitch Trubisky has gotten comfortable with the pace of the game, leaning on Switzer as his main target. On Saturday against Pitt, Switzer set several career-bests with 16 catches for 208 receiving yards and one touchdown, including several key catches on the game-winning drive.

Quicker than fast, he is able to turn short passes into big gains with his spatial awareness and decisive quickness, showing a great feel for angles and openings, which is clear on punt returns as well. Switzer has steadily improved as a route runner, incorporating body fakes to better set up defenders before bursting off his plant foot and finding open zones in coverage. With his lack of size, he won't break many tackles and his smaller hands will lead to drops, but he makes more full-extension catches than expected. With his value as a return man and slot receiver, Switzer will receive plenty of attention throughout the pre-draft process.

 

[Leonardfan]

This blurb from weenie world is the textbook definition of box score scouting:

While Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly says redshirt sophomore QB DeShone Kizer will start against Syracuse, the coach indicated that Kizer's play was "below standard" and "not acceptable."

Kelly told the media that all positions would be evaluated following Saturday's loss to Duke, even opening up the possibility of playing third-string QB Brandon Wimbush. Yep, it's panic time for the 1-3 Irish. If Kelly is looking for another scapegoat, he ought to keep focusing on the defense. You can nitpick the turnovers if you like, but Kizer is a No. 1 overall draft prospect who has thrown for 1,096 yards and an 11/3 TD/INT rate on 62.1-percent completions and 9.45 yards per attempt with almost 200 yards rushing and four ground scores despite getting jerked around by Kelly and his staff. Put it this way: If Kizer is the problem, then there's no solution.


Whoever wrote that did not see how many times that mongoloid looking kizer either over-threw his intended receiver several times vs. Duke or threw behind his recievers. He played from behind against Michigan St. so the Spartan defense was in a bend don't break mode. His biggest game was against a Texas team with a bad defense.

 

[Leonardfan]

Two players to follow this year that would be ideal Patriot picks are WR/CB Kenny Buyers out of North Texas and CB/S Anthony Cioffi from Rutgers. Buyers has the versatility that Bellichek supposedly values in a player. Cioffi is a Rutgers DB who again is versatile as he played both corner back and safety at Rutgers and it seems that Bellichek had a run with drafting players out of Rutgers.

 

[celticdb15]

Looking forward to watching Clemson Star LB Ben Boulware against Louisville this week.

 

[TwentyTwo]

I saw this ******** too:

Ryan Switzer, WR, North Carolina, SR. (5-10, 185, 4.50, #3)

After a slow start, the North Carolina passing offense has heated up as first-year starter Mitch Trubisky has gotten comfortable with the pace of the game, leaning on Switzer as his main target. On Saturday against Pitt, Switzer set several career-bests with 16 catches for 208 receiving yards and one touchdown, including several key catches on the game-winning drive.

Quicker than fast, he is able to turn short passes into big gains with his spatial awareness and decisive quickness, showing a great feel for angles and openings, which is clear on punt returns as well. Switzer has steadily improved as a route runner, incorporating body fakes to better set up defenders before bursting off his plant foot and finding open zones in coverage. With his lack of size, he won't break many tackles and his smaller hands will lead to drops, but he makes more full-extension catches than expected. With his value as a return man and slot receiver, Switzer will receive plenty of attention throughout the pre-draft process.

I like Ryan Switzer's swagger...has said in the past he believes he is a 1st Round talent"... remember him coming up the West Virginia HS Ranks listed as a "Tailback" w offers from places like Florida State...instantly grabbed my attention...of course he was moved to the caste-appropriate Slot-back....2 more Punt return TD's & All Time NCAA Leader!

Check Switzer's skills with the Back-flip while catching the football one handed....

 

[celticdb15]

Draftdaddy has Casey Deandrade listed as a top small school Corner.. Funny thing is they're projecting him to his racially correct spot in NFL, Free Safety. Ironically they go on to compare him to other athletic white cbs Sehorn,Weddle, and Conte that were converted to Safety once entering the black power NFL. Very racist and stereotypical to say the only white CB on the list is destined to play FS in negro football league... The caste system plain as day! It's also clear no whites need apply at CB , apparently that position is for the bruthas only!!

 

[celticdb15]

Lol Brown's fans want Kizer as their QB of The future.. DWFs and black power sports writers will not budge in ranking Kizer, Watson, and Kaaya as top QBs so far despite all 3 struggling early on. Dat upside!! So ****** pathetic.

 

[Leonardfan]

It looks like Scott Wright - one of the original amateur draftniks has updated his slowly dying site with the 2017 rankings. I will admit that his site was how I initially got into the draft back in 2003/2004 when I was really beginning to become aware of the caste system. Over the past couple years his site membership and forum traffic have slowly waned and now that site's forum which was at one time the biggest for the NFL draft is pretty much dead.

I checked out his QB rankings for senior QBs and they are seriously baffling:

He has Chad Kelly rated number 7 behind the Tennessee black quarterback who is no way an NFL QB and Auburn black quarterback Jeremy Johnson who is third string. Cooper Rush is listed as the 16th overall QB, Seth Russell is 17th and Davis Webb is listed as 21 out of 21 total qbs on his list.

For his WR rankings Cooper Kupp is ranked 20th, Drew Morgan 23rd, Thomas Sperbeck 33rd, Ryan Switzer 37th, Trent Taylor 38th and Jordan Westerkamp 41st. Total caste rankings by a true caste disciple. As I mentioned above it is nice to see his site waning in terms of traffic and forum activity.

 

[Freethinker]

Lol. This Scott Wright jerk is a total cuck. Right now Switzer is tearing up a defense of his precious, top recruit affletes.

 

[Leonardfan]

Mason Rudolph, Chad Kelly, Luke Falk, Mitch Trubitsky and Davis Webb all had great games yesterday. I am hopeful all is not lost a the QB position. Rudolph, Falk and Trubitsky are all juniors so they will have another year of eligibility remaining and will pose challenges to black quarterbacks in the 2018 draft if they decide to stick around. Kelly is something else though, I can't fathom any reason outside of the caste system that he is not a 1st rounder next year.

 

[Leonardfan]

I've been watching a lot of college football over the past few years and when comparing the college game to the NFL it really is amazing to see how different the sport is at the two levels. College football is full of offenses that do not translate to the NFL. So many consist of the qb making one read or just reading half the field. The black quarterbacks that are being hyped up as future first round draft picks will all almost undoubtedly be mediocre in the NFL as the current group is.

A stigma still exists against the pass heavy offenses that rely on the qb playing from the shotgun for most of the snaps rather than under center however their seems to be less and less criticism on the read/zone option prospects. The first system primarily employs white qbs and making more than one read and the second is the offense of the black quarterback.

Keep in mind the Pats have begun spreading the ball around with Brady working heavily out of the shotgun. Players like Davis Webb and Luke Falk play in a similar system so I am eager to see where each get drafted.

Through the first quarter of the season Chad Kelly still remains the best qb I have seen this year in terms of a draft prospect.

 

[Leonardfan]

Just saw that Chad Kelly rushed onto the field after his brother was hit late out of bounds at his HS game. He didn't beat a woman, do drugs, commit a misdemeanor or felony so it should be interesting how this will negatively impact his stock. Was it the best decision? No but it shouldn't be blown out of proportion as it is being right now.

 

[white is right]

I've been watching a lot of college football over the past few years and when comparing the college game to the NFL it really is amazing to see how different the sport is at the two levels. College football is full of offenses that do not translate to the NFL. So many consist of the qb making one read or just reading half the field. The black quarterbacks that are being hyped up as future first round draft picks will all almost undoubtedly be mediocre in the NFL as the current group is.

A stigma still exists against the pass heavy offenses that rely on the qb playing from the shotgun for most of the snaps rather than under center however their seems to be less and less criticism on the read/zone option prospects. The first system primarily employs white qbs and making more than one read and the second is the offense of the black quarterback.

Keep in mind the Pats have begun spreading the ball around with Brady working heavily out of the shotgun. Players like Davis Webb and Luke Falk play in a similar system so I am eager to see where each get drafted.

Through the first quarter of the season Chad Kelly still remains the best qb I have seen this year in terms of a draft prospect.

College football has always had offenses that are never played in the pros. Back in the 70's the wishbone was an offense that many top teams ran. The difference in this era is that pro scouts are taking round pegs and forcing them into square holes with the high quarter back picks that are overwhelmingly Black.

If Kizer is a top pick or even the top quarterback pick then this draft is woefully poor and no quarterback should go before the late 3rd or early 4th. Watson is similar to Kizer but he may be even worse of a thrower but he is clearly a better runner but that translates into a gimmicky gadget player who is a knee injury away from being Gremlin 2.0. I can't comment on the Mulatto from Miami who plays a pro style offense but isn't an overwhelming physical athlete.

 

[Leonardfan]

More enabling and excuse making by a pussified draft "expert". This is what we are up against.

1. The numbers were gruesome (9-of-26 for 54 yards, no TDs, 1 INT), but I thought DeShone Kizershowed some toughness and grit in Notre Dame's loss to North Carolina State. They played in a monsoon and turnovers were unavoidable. However, he hung in the pocket and made some strong throws in the fourth quarter. Unfortunately, Notre Dame wideouts couldn't catch all of those passes. When there was some room, he picked up yards on the ground. This game won't look good on paper, but there were some positive takeaways. -- Daniel Jeremiah

I can agree about playing in the terrible conditions but these guys do whatever they can to keep the hype up for their black players no matter what. Trubitsky also played in terrible conditions - I will have to wonder if they offer up the weather as the reason why or conveniently leave that out.

The good news is that Luke Falk and Mason Rudolph are both legitimate 1st rounders. System be damned Falk made some amazing throws last night and showed uncanny accuracy. Rudolph has now taken the reigns of the Ok St. offense and is the focal point that makes that offense run.

 

[Leonardfan]

I also saw another article saying how safety is a very deep position this year. Every year when we have a solid number of players at a position it magically seems that it becomes a deep position full of black players.

RB not the only loaded position in CFB: College football is brimming with impact running backs right now. I can't recall a time where we've seen this many stud runners across the country. However, there is another position boasting incredible depth and talent -- safety.

I had an interesting discussion with an NFC scout at the Stanford-Washington game last week. We started talking about all of the elite runners in college football and he quickly pointed out the number of big-time safeties he's seen this fall. We started naming the different studs at the position and the list was long. Guys like LSU's Jamal Adams, Michigan'sJabrill Peppers (even though he's playing linebacker this fall), Washington's Budda Baker, Alabama's Eddie Jackson and Utah's Marcus Williams are playing at a very high level. One player who is really picking up steam is Ohio State's Malik Hooker. He has produced a couple of acrobatic interceptions this fall, showing off both his range and ball skills. Safety is one of the toughest positions to evaluate, but this group of players is making it much easier. -- Daniel Jeremiah


Nate Holley is the leading tackler in the country yet he is not even listed. With the piss poor tackling and overall bad DB play I would think a safety who is a strong tackler would be one of the most coveted skills to have.

 

[Leonardfan]

And a day later one of NFL.com's caste draft mouth pieces says the game played in terrible conditions by Mitch Trubisky is a red flag. As you can see no mention of the hurricane conditions he played in but instead it was due to the Va Tech defense:

Mitch Trubisky, QB, North Carolina

The Tar Heels junior is one for NFL draft fans to keep an eye on, but Trubisky would probably prefer that no scouts see UNC's 34-3 loss to Virginia Tech. Trubisky had a brutal night against the Hokies defense, completing 13 of 33 passes for 58 yards and a pair of interceptions. For a quarterback who entered with a streak of three consecutive 400-yard passing games, Trubisky fell with a thud.

 

[Leonardfan]

This year's draft cycle has been pretty depressing and full of coal. I did finally find some good news for some of our guys in this article from NFL.com on surprises from the first half of the college football season.

Executive 1: Florida LB Alex Anzalone
"I knew the other linebacker at Florida (Jarrad Davis) was a stud but I didn't know much about Anzalone. He's really good. He isn't a physical take-on guy, but he flies around and makes a ton of plays."


Executive 4: Cal WR Chad Hansen
"I love how he waited his turn and then stepped up when his opportunity arrived. He really put himself on the map with his play this year."


Executive 5: Cal QB Davis Webb
"I didn't have high expectations for Webb. I thought he would be just a system type guy, considering where he came from. After studying him, I was shocked. He's really good. He's bigger than (Jared) Goff and he has a much better arm. He makes some rare throws."


Pretty good news there especially for Davis Webb who might be emerging as a dark horse 1st rounder out of nowhere like Wentz last year. The outright ignorance on the comments regarding Hansen really pissed me off though. He didn't wait his turn at all - he was recruited by one school at the FCS level - Idaho St. after they lost another commit which freed up a scholarship, than Hansen took it upon himself to send his game tape to other programs and got lucky enough that he caught Sonny Dykes attention at Cal. Hansen's story is the stuff the caste system does it's best to prevent from happening. There was no patience at all for Hansen just a belief in himself and a drive to push himself above the caste system which does it's best to eliminate every threat to the status quo possible.