"Jordy-Jordy-Jordy"

If you guys were locked in a grocery store you all would starve. The whole set of liberalism is either a joke or a crime and or both. Any great white athlete could mock these clowns with impunity. Imagine Jordy telling the clowns in a fake facetious voice telling them, "I'm slow and I cannot jump." Imagine Clay Matthews pretending to open a lunch box every time he gets a sack (which he needs more of this year). The castes clowns especially the white traitors are pillow biters, nothing more.
 
A thought that just occured to me is that 50 years ago, there were several white wide receivers similar to Jordy Nelson. Offhand, I remember Buddy Dial, Sonny Randle, and Del Shofner.
 
Congrats to Jordy Nelson on another great game! He now has 756 yards and 9 TDs on just 40 receptions! That is 18.9 yards per catch! If he maintains his current pace, he's on track for over 1,200 yards in the regular season!
 
Man that John Ritchie is one of the dumbest wiggers out there.:dizzy: He probably hates himself for beeing white.:icon_rolleyes:

Also since when are are fullbacks "white skill guys"?
 
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Jordy is already only 5 yards behind Jennings on Packers, and is currently second (pending a review tonight by big Ron Gronkowski who's right behind him with 8) in NFL with receiving TDs with 9. not bad for someone who's sometimes a part timer on his team...
 
nice find Fenris. goes to show how under the radar our players often operate while in fact being superstars of NFL!
 
Nice article and statistics. As with most positive articles about white skill players, there is always the caveat thrown in:

— on an offense with Jennings, Donald Driver, Jermichael Finley and others, Nelson draws less attention than he should. Defenses focus on the Packers’ big names and often leave Nelson in one-on-one coverage, more often than they should against a third cornerback in a nickel package.
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so were supposed to believe that defensive coordinators are continuing to only put on man on Nelson after he has proven to be their big play receiver, the one that stretches the field? Donald Driver is old and doesn't deserve double coverage anymore. For all of the hype, Finley has never lived up to it, he isn't elite imo. Jennings is great but not the reason Nelson is open. Its turning into the Moss/Welker debate all over again.

the crazy thing about Jordy is, that he isn''t even close to reaching his full potential.
 
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dwid said:
so were supposed to believe that defensive coordinators are continuing to only put on man on Nelson
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If that is the case then every D coordinater GB has faced should be fired. I mean did anyone other then us at CF watch the Superbowl? Where he shredded the vaunted Steelers D. And would have been well over 200 yards if he had held onto a couple balls?
 
I don't know this guy, Mike Lupica, although I think I've seen him on some ESPN panels before. In any event, his column today is about the Packers-Giants game, it's a good one. That was clearly one of the best games of the year. This little paragraph caught my attention:

"Then Rodgers threw one down the left side to Jordy Nelson, a star of the last Super Bowl, one of the best receivers in the NFL nobody ever talks about. Nelson for 27 yards down the left side. Suddenly it was as quiet at MetLife as the parking lots would be in about 15 minutes."

This has to be the first time I've seen anyone mention Jordy's name without any caste-speak or qualifiers (like how he's underestimated, etc). It's refreshing to see. Jordy is indeed one of the best receivers in the NFL, period. No ifs or buts, nothing deceptive or sneaky, or any of the other garbage we keep reading about.

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/f...iants-loss-green-bay-packers-article-1.986777
 
foobar75 said:
I don't know this guy, Mike Lupica, although I think I've seen him on some ESPN panels before. In any event, his column today is about the Packers-Giants game, it's a good one. That was clearly one of the best games of the year. This little paragraph caught my attention:

"Then Rodgers threw one down the left side to Jordy Nelson, a star of the last Super Bowl, one of the best receivers in the NFL nobody ever talks about. Nelson for 27 yards down the left side. Suddenly it was as quiet at MetLife as the parking lots would be in about 15 minutes."

This has to be the first time I've seen anyone mention Jordy's name without any caste-speak or qualifiers (like how he's underestimated, etc). It's refreshing to see. Jordy is indeed one of the best receivers in the NFL, period. No ifs or buts, nothing deceptive or sneaky, or any of the other garbage we keep reading about.

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/f...iants-loss-green-bay-packers-article-1.986777
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Nice find. Lupica is a famous sportswriter for the “Jew York Daily News.” I remember his name being mentioned by the Seinfeld character “George Constanza” in an early season of that show. The great comment Lupica made here concerning Nelson is rather surprising, as he’s normally a whining little Caste Cricket. He’s produced some particularly-odious remarks during his long-time role as a commentator for ESPN’s “The Sports Reporters.” Lupica, who is quite clever and articulate at times, may be the least Casteon of this ever-pompous crew. Bob Ryan is the most sickening Negro-celebrant with concern to athletics. Mitch Albom, an accomplished author of non-sports related novels, is a hardcore “social activist,” hustling whites for funding monies to support his myriad of “White Guilt Programs” designed to “help” inner city Detroit, Haiti, Africa, etc. Jon Saunders is a boring, mainstream hack.

Mitch Albom, Bob Ryan, Jon Saunders, and Mike Lupica…

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Jordy just got huge respect on Numbers never lie on ESPN.
Apparently according to football outsiders, Nelson is having the most efficient season in the last 20 years.
For any wide receiver! Imagine what he would do with a fair amount of snaps?
Welker also was mentioned and has 0 drops this season on a league leading 120+ targets.
 
On ESPN's NFL Show Jordy Nelson had "Sports Science" Top Play of the Week comparing him to a human pretzel on his tremendous over the shoulder twisting catch keeping both feet inbounds...ESPN gawking at Nelson now..6'-3"...good to hear a white WR not compared to Welker...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-kuMFlksS8

And...Former NFL DB Darren Sharper giving props to Jordy Nelson...
How would you cover their receivers?
"Everyone says Greg Jennings is the best, but I like Jordy Nelson out of all of them. He's a big receiver who can get down the football field. He's very explosive and attacks the ball extremely well. Aaron Rodgers looks for him too, so that's a tough matchup. I would say that you would probably double Nelson, and double Jennings and put someone back deep. You got to watch those other guys. But, at the end of the day, someone is going to have to stand up and man up another receiver. That receiver is going to be Donald Driver or James Jones."
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000...antage-with-saints?module=HP11_content_stream
 
Jordy Nelson is just short of 1000 yards after today's game. I'd love to see him finish strong and have the Pack and Pats play in the Super Bowl so the skills of Nelson and Welker could be on display for the world to see.
 
Van_Slyke_CF said:
Jordy Nelson is just short of 1000 yards after today's game. I'd love to see him finish strong and have the Pack and Pats play in the Super Bowl so the skills of Nelson and Welker could be on display for the world to see.
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Jordy's a top 10 WR & Welker's the best in the league. I'd love to see Pats vs. Pack in the SB.
 
It's sad that Green Bay's leading receiver had to wait till the runner-up got injured for an opportunity to start. Why is Driver starting? Do you think when Welker is over the hill he will start over a star black receiver? Yeah, I doubt it.
 
Jordy is averaging 18.7 yds/catch; which is the highest average among the top 40 receivers in the NFL.
 
Nice write-up from Rotorooter:

Jordy Nelson caught six passes for 115 yards and two touchdowns in Week 16, helping the Packers to a 35-21 Christmas drubbing of the Bears.

One week after struggling in the absence of Greg Jennings, Nelson more than atoned for his poor performance, hauling in a number of difficult sideline grabs before beating SS Major Wright like a drum on a 55-yard touchdown catch early in the third quarter. On his second score, Nelson simply out-muscled CB Zackary Bowman in the end zone on a two-yard quick slant. Now up to 1,101 yards and 12 touchdowns on only 59 catches, few players have been more (deadly) efficient than Nelson in 2011.

I was also listening to Mike & Mike this morning, with Chris Mortensen and Adam Schefter filling in. They gave Jordy major props, with Mort saying he was going to give him one of this All-Pro votes. Schefter was shaking his head while describing the ridiculously low contract that Jordy signed in mid-season, while also saying that when a team does that (signing a player to an extension during the season), it usually means they have figured they have a future star on their hands.

I hope Jordy can continue to shine and then in about 3 years, cash-in and get the big contract he deserves.
 
A smart white guy doesn't need a budget busting contract. Now a half wit like Randy Moss or O'Stinko and the rest of the low IQ thugs are so present orientated that the only thing they have to look forward to in retirement is when the money runs out, and the booty shakers move out as well. Jordy in GB is securing a lifetime revenue stream. If he went to a badly managed team like Jacksonville or Chicago the last game check is the last money received. Alot of black players also take pay hits for staying in GB so not every black player has the attention span of a young child.
 
http://www.coldhardfootballfacts.com has a story on Aaron Rodgers that says if the Packers win the Super Bowl, Rodgers will have had the greatest individual season in sports history. The piece states that, among other things, Rodgers "has made Jordy Nelson the most efficient wideout in the game."
 
Rodgers surely hasn't hurt his production, but I wonder if the writer is aware that the same Jordy put up 1600+ receiving yards his last year at K-State with an inconsistent Josh Freeman? At that time he was very raw in terms of route running and inconsistent himself, his athleticism allowed him to get by. I think this might have held him back the first few years in the league, despite what the scouting reports said, he was not a "precise route runner" coming out of college. Same thing with Riley Cooper now. There is no doubt that if Jordy were a FULL time player on anothe team he would be putting up great stats. Yes Rodgers has helped him put up better stats but it works both ways. Would Rodgers be having this great of a season without Nelson? Jennings has completely dissapeared at times, Driver is old and fails to get seperation. Jones shows up every once in a while. When the offense stalls is when Nelson is put in. Why has he failed to make Jennings the most efficient receiver? 101 targets and 67 catches 949 yards 9 tds compared to Jordy's 81 targets 59 catches 1101 yards 12 touchdowns. Even when Jennings had 1200 yards last year he wasn't that efficient, 60 percent of catches caught compared to Jordy's 73 percent this year (70 percent last year). Rodgers would have found a way to make things work and would have had a great season without Jordy but I don't think anyone comes close to having Jordy's stats. Its pretty rare to have someone averaging close to 19 yards per catch AND 70 percent or more of his targets. Moss during one of his best seasons as a deep threat caught 61 percent of Brady's passes for 15 ypc, he did have 20+ tds but he was also targetted 160 times and had around 100 yards less yac than Nelson. He did have a similar season his rookie year in 98 with 19 ypc, 17 tds 1300 yards but I am not sure how many targets he had.
 
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wow... Jennings was chosen over Nelson as a pro bowl starter, shows just how stupid people are.

at least Kuhn made it.
 
ridiculous. We should have had a thread reminding people to vote like last year, I forgot until it was too late. Guys like JJ Watt and Connor Barwin have a good case for getting in as well.

Now dwfs and nfl.com's message boards are saying Jordy is the product of an amazing system...gee I wonder where we heard this one before? I guess the magical system allows him to run by affletic corners at ease.
 
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