Aaron Rodgers interview on ESPN radio

[Guest]

Aaron Rodgers went on the Tirico & Van Pelt show today. In his interview he revealed the incredible, explicit caste treatment he received.

He wanted to play football at the highest level he could achieve, yet he was not recruited by any DI college after his senior year in high school. He played baseball in the spring, getting his fastball up to 90 miles per hour, which got him some minor attention in the baseball world. Finally, he was recruited to play football in junior college.

When asked by Michele Tafoya about his dream to play football, and how often people told him he could not do it, Rodgers replied flatly:

"Every day."

He went on to explain how every single day, people told him that he was too small, too slow, and not athletic enough. But look at this guy. He is one of the most athletic new quarterbacks in the league.

White people in the US are totally brainwashed. The country faces serious sports science problems in the future if 60% of the population believes they cannot even play sports. That's the majority of the potential sports talent pool. It is being way undeveloped. That is a huge problem for sports programs.

 

[Liverlips]

Good points. Hopefully white success in boxing, MMA and other sports will help turn the tide.

Plus, both college and pro football and basketball seem to be getting somewhat whiter. Hopefully a trend that will continue.

 

[Bart]

Rodgers has also been treated like dirt by many fans in Green Bay. But this afternoon I was surprised to hearhim get dissed by Harryon the afternoon drive show from Chicago. One of the guests mentioned that Rodgers has done well so far, then Harry said, "The only thing I can say about Aaron Rodgers is that a family of eight could find shelter under his nose in a storm."What the??


A quote from Aaron Rodgers about a month ago: Aaron Rodgers is getting tired of the constant boos and put-downs from Favre fans.
"I understand it to some point if I put myself into a Favre fanatic's shoes," Rodgers said of getting booed. "The things I can't understand, the things I really take personally, is when I'm driving up to the (parking lot) gate and punching in my punch code and somebody says 'F.U.' to me. That kind of bothers me. Or when a little kid is yelling swear words at me. That kind of gets to me. The boos, they expect a high level of play and they miss Brett Favre. I understand that. But the 'F.U.' and the little kids saying swear words to me, I don't understand that."

 

[Don Wassall]

The collective psyche of white people in the U.S. is one of self-loathing, which when not taken out on oneselfis projected onto easy public targets like white athletes.

 

[Colonel_Reb]

Good points. Hopefully white success in boxing, MMA and other sports will help turn the tide.

Plus, both college and pro football and basketball seem to be getting somewhat whiter. Hopefully a trend that will continue.

College football might be, and I mean MIGHT BE getting a small tad whiter, but the NFL is not, at least in overall numbers. We are still just 31% of NFL players.

 

[Thrashen]

"The only thing I can say about Aaron Rodgers is that a family of eight could find shelter under his nose in a storm."




Holy god, is that little troll suggesting Rodgers is ugly? Has he ever seen the monsterous black faces filling every NFL (and NBA, MLB) roster? Or the fat, blubbery sumos gasping for wind on your typical NFL offensive and/or defensive line? Whatever.


I'll tell you, I really, really like Aaron Rodgers. Nevada is dead right, Rodgers is (after Romo) probably the most athletic new QB of the past 3-4 years.

This man has overcome so much to get where he is. He battled not only the strict caste system of american sports, but also the most idiotic "retirement" saga of all time. Also, the imbecile announcers (Kornheiser VS. the Vikings) constantly mentioning the standard, boring: "Favre could have done this, Favre could have done that..." mantra during every game Rodgers starts.

Did anyone see what jealous Favre said when asked by a NY jock-sniffer if he was impressed by the Packers 2-0 start? Brett replied: "I've had 17 great seasons in Green Bay, talk to me at the end of the season." Obviously, he stated this with a very nasty tone.

What, Brett, no compliments for a young, white QB? A guy who sat for 3 seasons and watched you break the all-time INT's record, and choke down the stretch of every season and in the playoffs? That is, when the Packers actually made the playoffs in the horrid NFC conference.

No, a total jerk like Favre is much too "cool" to compliment anyone accept for his black teammates. Favre couldnt even beat a first time starter, Matt Cassl, this past week...I think he needs to shut his piehole.

 

[Bart]

I was curious about the caste treatment Rodgers had received, and found that one of the reasons his stock dropped in the draft, was that he was considered tooshort.


Wikipedia: Many believe his slip to #24 was due to the fact that he is considered short for a quarterback at 6'2" tall


Too short at 6-2? This had me thinking of the thread in which we discussed the height of white wide receivers, who arealways either too short or even too tall.


So, I went through the NFL rosters just to checkthe heights of the black QBs. Leftwich, Russell,Young and Campbell arevery tall in the 6'-5'' range, butthe rest are 6"-2" or less. No problem.


C. Lemon - 6'-1'' D. Garrard - 6"-1" Seneca Wallace - 5'-11T.Jackson - 6'-2


Josh Johnson - 6'- 2 D. McNabb- 6'-2 DJ Shockley - 6' Troy Smith - 6'

 

[Bart]

Holy god, is that little troll suggesting Rodgers is ugly? Has he ever seen the monsterous black faces filling every NFL (and NBA, MLB) roster? Or the fat, blubbery sumos gasping for wind on your typical NFL offensive and/or defensive line? Whatever.

More like he wasmaking fun of his nose, saying it was too big. But of course, he would never in a million years dare tosay something similar of a black player. It's funny the double standards, isn't it? Have you seen some of the doos of the cornerbacks on the Packers? Long dredlocks hanging shoulder length. No one cares, doesn't bother anyone.


BUT...


[url]http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/shutdown_corner/post/Aaron- Rodgers-no-longer-looks-like-a-shiftless-h?urn=nfl,88413 [/url]


A few days ago, Andrew Dannehy of the Arcadia News-Leader wrote (ironically, in a column about the over-covering of the NFL) that Aaron Rogers, if he wants to be embraced at all by the fans of the Green Bay Packers, should cut his damn hippie hair.



<BLOCKQUOTE>The first step Aaron Rodgers must take if he's going to replace Brett Favre is to cut his hair.

Not only does it look awfulâ€â€￾and I do mean AWFULâ€â€￾but he's not going to endear himself in the heart of Green Bay Packer fans looking like a hippie.

If he doesn't get his locks chopped, Packer fans should come to the games with "cut the mullet" signs.</BLOCKQUOTE>

 

[bigunreal]

These lame jock-sniffers will never comment on the stunningly ugly appearance of so many black athletes. I'd like to see them find a white anywhere who could come close to competing with say, Ben Wallace.

On Rodgers hair; remember when Joe Theismann attacked Brady Quinn after the NFL draft a few years ago? He specifically mentioned his "long, messy" hair. Yeah, I'm sure it was anywhere near as "messy" as the human mop- heads sported by Al Harris and scores of other blacks in the NFL. Edited by: bigunreal

 

[bigunreal]

Thrashen,

Thanks for posting those comments from Favre. I actually didn't know about them. Boy, is that one classless white athlete or what? He's so stupid that he can't even hide his childish jealousy for public relations purposes.

I hope Rodgers leads the Packers to the Super Bowl.

 

[GiovaniMarcon]

Um... yeah, because you have to be "cute" now to play quarterback, right?

Sheesh.

 

[White Shogun]

Is the NFL owned by GQ magazine or something?

You know Rodgers is doing well if they've been reduced to complaining about the size of his nose and the length of his hair.

Love him or hate him, Favre has never had any qualms about throwing another white athlete under the bus.

 

[Thrashen]

"These lame jock-sniffers will never comment on the stunningly ugly appearance of so many black athletes. I'd like to see them find a white anywhere who could come close to competing with say, Ben Wallace."


Haha, or Tyrone Hill from the 76ers, perhaps the ugliest pro athlete of all time. But you're right, there is no uglier than Ben Wallace....maybe Terrell Suggs, lol.

White Shotgun is right, the jock-sniffers are sad that their caste idol, Bretty Boy, has so easily been replaced by a young, white man who happens to have long hair and isnt an arrogant jerk. The caste media is 50% responsible for creating Farve's super-duper ego. For whatever reason, the powers-that-be "chose" Favre to be the one and only white athlete on planet earth to recieve an unlimited pass for his infinate screw-ups. Forget the Packers simply REACHING the superbowl...I want them to WIN (Patriots/Packers would be great).

 

[Guest]

Don't worry Favre will fail in spectacular fashion this year once he loses his cool and throws those balls up to catch. Lifetime Pack fan here.

 

[Deadlift]

RACIST picture on front page of ESPN?...

DAMN! All-time CLASSIC or what?

He needs a football helmet. I think I know why NBA ratings are so poor.

DAMN!

 

[White Shogun]

Hope they at least called a foul.

 

[Deadlift]

Hope they at least called a foul.

Some people on this site have mentioned that some Whites choose not to play basketball because of 'molestation' -- which is perfectly illustrated in the above pic.

Can we blame these Whites? Frankly, I can't. That's just nasty!

I think we know the real reason why some Euros prefer to play in Europe...