2017 NFL Week 13

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To start out this NFL week we have Washington at Dallas. Both teams are struggling at 5-6 but not dead yet. Neither team is a CF favorite, but each has some good white talent.

I find it surprising that the 'skins are doing this poorly considering the talent of Kurt Cousins. But then again I haven't watched any of their games this year. Is Kurt doing poorly or are his receivers just butter-fingered? Line play awful? With Dak the starting QB, the Cowboys are tough to root for despite us wanting Beasley, Witten and Switzer to do well. It's a conundrum like any team starting a black quarterback while having white skill players.
 

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This just shows how little the term "relatively White friendly" means in the NFL, as the NFC offensive player of the month for November still has Byron Leftwich Jr. breathing down his neck:

Vikings coach Mike Zimmer said he is "going to go one week at a time" at quarterback. Case Keenum was just named the NFC Offensive Player of the Month for November, but that is not enough to earn him any assurances. "That's just the way it is," Zimmer said. "I'm not looking to pull him, but every week is a different week in this league." Keenum's leash has to be longer today than it was a month ago, but it is clear a couple bad performances still could see Teddy Bridgewater take over as the starter.
 

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Footballdad - it's Kirk not Kurt ;)

I think Cousins has actually played well considering the team around him. His oline has been injured all year, they have no running game, their TEs are injured or not very good and their wr Corp is mediocre and defense has cost them some games. If Prescott was in Cousins situation he would not have performed nearly as well as Cousins has. I think Cousins is the 2nd coming of Trent Green who was with the Redskins before moving onto STL and than onto the Chiefs where he had a great run as an upper echelon AFC QB. The Redskins franchise has essentially given Cousins the Case Keenum treatment but on a year to year basis rather than week to week.

I'll be rooting for the Redskins tonight because of Cousins, Kerrigan and Ioannidis. Compton is out for the year which stinks but Zach Vigil was signed a few weeks ago to replace him. Seeing the Cowboys falter without Elliot in the lineup is an indictment on the leagues newest poster boy black quarterback who is everywhere as the face of the league.
 

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This just shows how little the term "relatively White friendly" means in the NFL, as the NFC offensive player of the month for November still has Byron Leftwich Jr. breathing down his neck:

Vikings coach Mike Zimmer said he is "going to go one week at a time" at quarterback. Case Keenum was just named the NFC Offensive Player of the Month for November, but that is not enough to earn him any assurances. "That's just the way it is," Zimmer said. "I'm not looking to pull him, but every week is a different week in this league." Keenum's leash has to be longer today than it was a month ago, but it is clear a couple bad performances still could see Teddy Bridgewater take over as the starter.

Such a crock of BS. I hope Keenum remembers this when he is a free agent. He has been a great story in the league and is just being flat out disrespected. He is playing at a higher level than Bridgewater ever has. My guess is that if the Vikings OC Shurmur gets a head coaching gig that Keenum will follow. This is a great example of the caste system - a mediocre black player waiting in the wings to replace a white player.
 

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What gets me is that the mainstream media treats Bridgewater as if he was a star franchise quarterback. They've treated him this way since the day he was drafted.

Yet when you look at his play on the field he's been mediocre his whole career. His statistics agree with this.

The only reason the media hypes him is because he's black. It's black privilege.
 

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This just shows how little the term "relatively White friendly" means in the NFL, as the NFC offensive player of the month for November still has Byron Leftwich Jr. breathing down his neck:

Vikings coach Mike Zimmer said he is "going to go one week at a time" at quarterback. Case Keenum was just named the NFC Offensive Player of the Month for November, but that is not enough to earn him any assurances. "That's just the way it is," Zimmer said. "I'm not looking to pull him, but every week is a different week in this league." Keenum's leash has to be longer today than it was a month ago, but it is clear a couple bad performances still could see Teddy Bridgewater take over as the starter.
I'll interpret that statement. What he meant to say was. "...but every week is a different week in this league FOR A WHITE PLAYER." He just left out capitalized part, but that's what he really meant. Will he still apply the same concept when (not if) Bridgewater becomes the starter? (Nope)

Keenum's college stats:
Career Totals: 57 Games 2,229 Att 1,546 Comp 69.4 Pct 19,217 Yds 8.6 Avg 155 TD 7.0 TD% 46 Int 2.1 Int% 160.6 QB Rating

Bridgewater's college stats:
Career Totals: 39 Games 1,142 Att 781 Comp 68.4 Pct 9,817 Yds 8.6 Avg 72 TD 6.3 TD% 24 Int 2.1 Int% 157.2 QB Rating


There's not a single category where Bridgewater had better stats than Keenum (and their Avg (Yards per Completion) and Int% are identical). So, then what specific reason is Bridgewater being pushed and promoted over Keenum?
 

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There's not a single category where Bridgewater had better stats than Keenum (and their Avg (Yards per Completion) and Int% are identical). So, then what specific reason is Bridgewater being pushed and promoted over Keenum?
1. Higher draft choice. 2. Room-brightening smile. 3. Unending desire to see black QBs do well. 4. "Looks" like a football player. blah blah blah. The knock on Keenum was that even though he tore up the record books at U of H, he was just a "system QB". This knock only applies to white players. A black QB out of a "system" school is never downgraded for it. Just look at RG3 ...... and Teddy Bridgewater.
 

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Collinsworth talking about how speed isn't really important for a running back. ...if you are black of course. If you are mid to above average white back? Not good enough.
 

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Real ugly game by Washington. Could not stop the run all night. Only when Dak has a running game can he be effective in any capacity. He still blows.
It's amazing the amount of the success Kirk Cousins has had with this team. I am certain on a more talented team he'd win more games.
 
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Redskins WR Jamison Crowder was the player of the game for the Cowboys

Sammy Watkins did a similar move last week, tipping a pass straight into a defender's hands. Jared Goff and Kirk Cousins had to live with the INTs added to their stats.
 
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Switzer returning a punt 83 yards for a touchdown in front of a national audience was a huge caste-buster move that might have made even some DWFs think. A sorely needed bright spot in a dark season.
 

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Switzer returning a punt 83 yards for a touchdown in front of a national audience was a huge caste-buster move that might have made even some DWFs think. A sorely needed bright spot in a dark season.
When hasn't there been a dark season say since 1987?
 

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When hasn't there been a dark season say since 1987?
was there a defining media contrived moment anyone can pinpoint as the start of the NFL, college teams racial preferences? Because as long as I can remember it was firmly in place. As a kid I could never understand it, but it was so obvious to me. I was a really fast runner as a kid....always won races against black kids in a black neighborhood, so it mystified me.
 

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1. Higher draft choice. 2. Room-brightening smile. 3. Unending desire to see black QBs do well. 4. "Looks" like a football player. blah blah blah. The knock on Keenum was that even though he tore up the record books at U of H, he was just a "system QB". This knock only applies to white players. A black QB out of a "system" school is never downgraded for it. Just look at RG3 ...... and Teddy Bridgewater.

Compare Case Keenum's career with that of Robert Griffin. Both were part of the 2012 draft class. Griffin was the much ballyhooed number two pick in the draft. Keenum was an undrafted free agent.

Keenum is the starter on a playoff team and is having a good season. Griffin is out of football.

Which is a better quarterback? The Redskins would have been better off drafting Keenum with the number two pick rather than Griffin.
 

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Compare Case Keenum's career with that of Robert Griffin. Both were part of the 2012 draft class. Griffin was the much ballyhooed number two pick in the draft. Keenum was an undrafted free agent.

Keenum is the starter on a playoff team and is having a good season. Griffin is out of football.

Which is a better quarterback? The Redskins would have been better off drafting Keenum with the number two pick rather than Griffin.
Doesn't matter when the league has a clear agenda, and that is black quarterbacks are preferred.
 

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At the end of my comments something VERY TELLING happened last night. I also have the full video of the Switzer return with radio commentary.

The Cowboys finally won a game without stud LB Sean Lee who is expected back next week. The Cowboys schedule is beyond brutal and Prescott still looks half ass but one game at a time and Jamison Crowder looked like a fool out there.

Jeff Heath in my estimation made perhaps only one error (if indeed it was an error) last night in a cover deep but for a safety that is a great batting average. His early interception was absolutely crucial. On two plays he went FLYING across the field to make one on one tackles against Crowder and Cousins. He nailed Crowder real good as the WR had visions of a TD. Heath pretty much was the DB- QB ALL NIGHT LONG while the other safety, workout wonder Byron Jones was benched periodically as the Cowboys played a lot of mix and match with their DB's. In fact Jones who many considered the best athlete of his draft year was out jumped for a TD. Workout warrior in shorts suffers "shrinkage" when the pads are put on. The fact that some Cowboys followers are itching to replace Heath is pure garbage.

Of course the greatest part of the evening was the 83 yard punt return from Switzer that like the Heath interception was a key momentum changer. We have to keep in mind a few things. There is the black QB syndrome, which is listed in medical dictionaries. Jordy, Decker and Beasley plus many others through the years can testify to the malady. In the medical dictionary it states black QB's don't allow white WR's to flourish. At the moment NO CURE has been discovered apart from removing the black QB.

As we head into the final stretch it is worth noting the "progress' of the 5 skill players drafted. WR Chad Hansen just hasn't gotten on the field much so that falls into the disappointing category. WR Trent Taylor has done well returning punts but has not done very much else.
But CM, Cooper Kupp and Switzer have been improving as the season has worn on. Switzer has had some good kick returns of late and of course last night the huge SPLASH TD. Kupp is becoming more and more comfortable and his latest 100 yard game bears that out. And CM is finding more space. And all three are heading up field with more determination. Early on they were more in the east/west feeling out stage. So good to see their talents rise to the surface.

There was a black super stud athlete on the field during Switzer's PR. His name is Fabian Moreau, a CB drafted this year from caste haven UCLA and he passes what caste infected scouts like to call the "eye test." He blew everyone out of the water during the combine. Close to the fastest player at the combine he ran a sizzling 4.35 40 yard dash and leaped 38 inches in the air. He is the prototype DB the "great black athlete" that scouts and the media DROOL over. So during the Switzer return there was Moreau #31 behind him but at great angle to catch Switzer. But a funny thing happened on the way to the forum. Moreau looked like he was stuck in mud as Switzer pulled away from him DESPITE THE ANGLE. Eat dirt Moreau, scouts and media. Switzer wins in a clear KNOCKOUT. See below the full video--you may have to sift because ESPN has them all lined up together.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/video?gameId=400951672
 
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