I agree that it didn't seem quite as bad this year, except for Nall and Zenner getting screwed big-time. The current trend seems to be toward blacker o-lines and more black QBs, but an increase in White d-linemen and linebackers. Tight end remains strong and there might be a slight sprinkling of more White receivers along with more respect for them, at least as slot receivers. Quite frankly, with the amazing amount of blacks and other minorities in advertising and on the media in general -- even voiceovers for commercials are being done more and more by members of the magical race -- the NFL no longer stands out like it used to with society as a whole quickly becoming non-White.
Found this interesting squib about Gunner: "After Olszewski was informed he would be released, it became clear he wouldn’t clear waivers, according to a source. He impressed around the league in the final preseason game while playing receiver, punter returner, kick returner, cornerback and safety. So the Patriots doubled back on their decision, traded Crossen, and kept Olszewski, who will likely serve as a key special teams player."
https://patriotswire.usatoday.com/2...-3-shocking-keeps-for-patriots-53-man-roster/