so slow and weak that they made it all the way to the AFC championship game...yeah that logic makes sense but unfortunately how dwfs think which is why I felt they had to win the Superbowl. What happened to Lloyd who everyone said was a "real" receiver? he looked average at best all season and worse once Gronk was out, at least Welker put up a 100 yard game this week, as well as last week.
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so slow and weak that they made it all the way to the AFC championship game...yeah that logic makes sense but unfortunately how dwfs think which is why I felt they had to win the Superbowl. What happened to Lloyd who everyone said was a "real" receiver? he looked average at best all season and worse once Gronk was out, at least Welker put up a 100 yard game this week, as well as last week.
There's a lot of hate for the Patriots out there. I see people seething with hate for them. When I ask them about it they mumble something like....they always win...Brady is such a pretty boy...etc. I could explain it to them, but I don't usually bother. Sometimes I say "Duke" to see if they get it. They don't. Trained not to see race from childhood, brainwashed to hate everything White, they are completely blind to reality. I think a wake up call's coming though.
These people are long gone, walking zombies, there is no "wake up call" strong enough that could alert these people to reality. Honestly things like this are major victories for CM's everywhere. I honestly feel like a could kill one of these ignorant pieces of sht with no remorse.
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I'll tell you Jaxvid, when I traveled around the country a good deal in a previous job, I noticed that folks hated the Patriots yet didn't mind or liked the Red Sox. At the time I simply attributed it to "Playa hatin" (to borrow an expression from our cultural enrichers).
The Patriots were successful, the Red Sox lovable losers (especially when contrasted with the despised NY Yankees as they always were). The Patriots were less white then but still relatively white and "culturally" a white team. I never really made the connection that their whiteness was what people hated. I assumed it was their success mixed with a vague and general dislike of New England snottiness in general. But then again, I certainly had already made the connection that the Duke team was hated because they were white boys...obviously. So certainly it has got to be part of it.
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TBProdigy, have some class and delete that last post.
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This may not be a popular position here but I have to admit that the past few weeks have turned me into a Ray Lewis fan. I'm gonna be rooting for him.
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One thing we have to face is that both Manning and Brady, two of the greatest QBs of all-time, are no longer able to perform in big games when it really matters, that being the post season. They are like surgeons dissecting affletic defenses during the regular season, but it does not translate to the playoffs.
I felt that the stars were finally aligning for Manning this season with an excellent chance to win another SB. He had an offense molded into his preferences, home-field advantage, and most importantly, a top-5 defense, something he never had in Indy. So, losing to BAL and blowing such a golden opportunity has to hurt. The loss wasn't entirely his fault (Moore and Bailey top that list), but Manning did have 3 TOs which led to 17 pts, including the big INT in overtime. And that defense picked the worst time to have a horrible game.
As for the Pats, this is all too familiar now. There are too many underachieving post seasons to count over the past 5 years, and we can't ignore the fact that they haven't won a SB since spygate. 13 pts out of the highest scoring offense in the league is unacceptable. I totally realize that it took 2 near miraculous plays by the NY Giants to prevent Brady and Co from winning those 2 titles, but imagine if they'd won. 3 of the last 4 SBs could have been won by the most White-friendly teams in the league, and that would've been a huge blow to the caste system.
I have no interest in the game now, but a victory by the 49'ers could have far reaching implications when it comes to the black quarterback movement, so I hope Flacco and BAL can get the win.
I felt that the stars were finally aligning for Manning this season with an excellent chance to win another SB. He had an offense molded into his preferences, home-field advantage, and most importantly, a top-5 defense, something he never had in Indy. So, losing to BAL and blowing such a golden opportunity has to hurt. The loss wasn't entirely his fault (Moore and Bailey top that list), but Manning did have 3 TOs which led to 17 pts, including the big INT in overtime. And that defense picked the worst time to have a horrible game.
As for the Pats, this is all too familiar now. There are too many underachieving post seasons to count over the past 5 years, and we can't ignore the fact that they haven't won a SB since spygate. 13 pts out of the highest scoring offense in the league is unacceptable. I totally realize that it took 2 near miraculous plays by the NY Giants to prevent Brady and Co from winning those 2 titles, but imagine if they'd won. 3 of the last 4 SBs could have been won by the most White-friendly teams in the league, and that would've been a huge blow to the caste system.
I have no interest in the game now, but a victory by the 49'ers could have far reaching implications when it comes to the black quarterback movement, so I hope Flacco and BAL can get the win.
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Looks like I won't be watching this Superbowl. Why would I? We all know the end result. If Krapernick wins we will have to hear what a great quarterback he is and how he lead his team to a Superbowl win in only his first season as a starter. If the Ravens win we will hear what a great "hero" Ray Lewis is and what a great way to retire winning a Superbowl. It will be so sickening. THe Patriots need to fix that defense and especially the pass defense.
I think the injuries certainly were a huge factor but this isn't the time to make excuses. With a healthy Gronkowski and Edelman they would certainly be better . Even Talib was injured during the game and he's the only corner on that team that can actually defend.
I think the injuries certainly were a huge factor but this isn't the time to make excuses. With a healthy Gronkowski and Edelman they would certainly be better . Even Talib was injured during the game and he's the only corner on that team that can actually defend.
Are you kidding me????????
So the outcome is now either a victory for the super-mulatto QB (will they bring out his mudshark mother to testify what white women can accomplish if they lay down with a negro?), or Ray Lewis being knighted as the Greatest Linebacker Of All Time (while the tens of thousands of DWFs in the stadium solemnly prostrate before him).
I'm pissed at myself for getting back into football. I should have known better.
Nothing but NHL from now on.
So the outcome is now either a victory for the super-mulatto QB (will they bring out his mudshark mother to testify what white women can accomplish if they lay down with a negro?), or Ray Lewis being knighted as the Greatest Linebacker Of All Time (while the tens of thousands of DWFs in the stadium solemnly prostrate before him).
I'm pissed at myself for getting back into football. I should have known better.
Nothing but NHL from now on.
whiteathlete33
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Do what I am going to do, don't watch the Superbowl. Who can we possibly root for in this Superbowl? Joe Flacco and Dennis Pitta? That's about it. This sucks.
That's why I stick to watching boxing these days.
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And Kruger. It doesn't seem like much, but Flacco winning is a big win for us and defeat for the dwf's whom otherwise will start their black qb's can win championships garbage.
I for one will not watch this year's SB. But I will be rooting for Flacco, Pitta and Kruger and any other White player token or not on the Ravens to be victorious.
I fear that that Kapernick ( whom I have no problem with. He can and shown he can play on the big stage and in important games) if he wins the game it will embolden the CM puppet masters and its full steam ahead with more black quarterbacks and further darkening of the teams with affelets if thats even possible.
Like WA33 says I will stick to boxing where White Men are kicking ass hand over fists.
I fear that that Kapernick ( whom I have no problem with. He can and shown he can play on the big stage and in important games) if he wins the game it will embolden the CM puppet masters and its full steam ahead with more black quarterbacks and further darkening of the teams with affelets if thats even possible.
Like WA33 says I will stick to boxing where White Men are kicking ass hand over fists.
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Sadly, the Falcons, though not much “whiter” than their San Francisco foe, would have been a far better NFC Superbowl representative for a number of reasons. The first, of course, is because Atlanta is lead by Matt Ryan as opposed to the bicep-smooching, monstrously-ugly, scarecrow-framed black quarterback (Kaepernick) with the nasal equipment of a Semite, the steel wool-like hair of an African, and the voice of effeminate wigger. The second is the fact that Atlanta features 6 white starters, 4 of whom are offensive lineman, compared to only 3 for the 49ers (that is, 2 OL, Staley and Boone, and star DE, Justin Smith). The third, and most palpable reason, is the Falcons’ docile coach, Mike Smith, when contrasted against the manic-depressive, hyper-animated, psycho-emotional, foaming-at-the-mouth antics of Caste Football’s darling “Bug-Eyed Wigger,” Jim Harbaugh. Here is Harbaugh “reacting” to a call during yesterday’s game…
Although I was too young to remember, I’ve read that Harbaugh was despised during his playing days, and that he once “sucker punched” the classy Jim Kelly in 1997…
Of course, we all know his history with “post game handshakes.” Come Superbowl Sunday (which I won’t be watching), let’s hope that Harbaugh’s soulless, jet-black bug eyes are lined with the tears of agony as Joe Flacco and Dennis Pitta torch his all-black secondary, and Paul Kruger snaps his stick-figure black quarterback (and Cowher-Kordell-esque secret lover?) in two. Below, the allegedly soft-spoken Krapernick is instructing one of the defensive backs, Tarelle Brown, to: “Shut diss muthaf-cka down!” (talking about Matt Ryan). What a nice kid!
Speaking of the Harbaugh Daughters, I’ll admit that Baltimore deserves plenty of credit for defeating a dangerous Colts squad, then sneaking past Manning’s red-hot Broncos (in Denver), then drubbing Brady’s Patriots (in Foxboro). Pretty impressive, especially given the fact that so many members of the Ravens squad simply can’t refrain from bawling, even during something as meaningless as the “National Zio-Afro-Corporate-Marxist Anthem” of the United States of Western Isra-hell…
As for the Patriots-Ravens game itself, well, it may as well have been a blowout. It’s difficult to make the Superbowl, much less win it, but I take comfort in the fact that the most white-friendly team, with the most white-friendly offense in 30+ years of NFL football, is always “in the thick of it.” Despite a few drops, Welker had a nice game, not only receiving, but also returning punts...
With Welker’s one year, $9,000,000 franchise tag now expired, let’s hope that wasn’t his final touchdown as a Patriot. New England would barely have a winning record without him in the lineup, and I hope he’s signed to a multi-year deal and New England re-tools next season with Brady, Welker, Gronkowski, Edelman, Woodhead, and their young, all-white offensive line.
As I said, I won’t be watching the Superbowl this year, which should feature a wretch-inducing total of 8/44 white starters…Joe Flacco, Marshall Yanda, Matt Birk, Dennis Pitta, Paul Kruger, Alex Boone, Joe Staley, and Justin Smith. From the Superbowls I can recall, this year’s installment should be as tar-hued as Steelers-Cardinals in 2009, Steelers-Seahawks in 2006 (although the Seahawks had Joe Jurevicious), or Raiders-Buccaneers in 2003.
Nevertheless, it was a good NFL season for many reasons. Hartline and Decker achieving their first 1,000-yard seasons. The emergence of another “white powerhouse” in Denver. White TE’s having another great season. The fact that the Vikings, Packers, Texans, Patriots and Broncos all made the playoffs. The emergence of the “Nordic Beast,” JJ Watt, as a household name, and other up-and-coming white defenders (most notably Luke Keuchly). The sinking of the “H.M.S. RG III Loveboat” in the playoffs. Two of the NFL’s darkest squads, the Steelers and Bucs, failing to make the playoffs.
Well said, my friend…and a Packers-Patriots or Packers-Broncos Superbowl in which all of our players shined like football God's could not possibly amend a lifetime “Marxist Timbre” polluting their ears from manger-to-mortuary. Its nice know that I’m not alone in my struggle, one that I’ll never give up.
Although I was too young to remember, I’ve read that Harbaugh was despised during his playing days, and that he once “sucker punched” the classy Jim Kelly in 1997…
Jim Harbaugh Circa 1997 said:
Of course, we all know his history with “post game handshakes.” Come Superbowl Sunday (which I won’t be watching), let’s hope that Harbaugh’s soulless, jet-black bug eyes are lined with the tears of agony as Joe Flacco and Dennis Pitta torch his all-black secondary, and Paul Kruger snaps his stick-figure black quarterback (and Cowher-Kordell-esque secret lover?) in two. Below, the allegedly soft-spoken Krapernick is instructing one of the defensive backs, Tarelle Brown, to: “Shut diss muthaf-cka down!” (talking about Matt Ryan). What a nice kid!
Speaking of the Harbaugh Daughters, I’ll admit that Baltimore deserves plenty of credit for defeating a dangerous Colts squad, then sneaking past Manning’s red-hot Broncos (in Denver), then drubbing Brady’s Patriots (in Foxboro). Pretty impressive, especially given the fact that so many members of the Ravens squad simply can’t refrain from bawling, even during something as meaningless as the “National Zio-Afro-Corporate-Marxist Anthem” of the United States of Western Isra-hell…
As for the Patriots-Ravens game itself, well, it may as well have been a blowout. It’s difficult to make the Superbowl, much less win it, but I take comfort in the fact that the most white-friendly team, with the most white-friendly offense in 30+ years of NFL football, is always “in the thick of it.” Despite a few drops, Welker had a nice game, not only receiving, but also returning punts...
With Welker’s one year, $9,000,000 franchise tag now expired, let’s hope that wasn’t his final touchdown as a Patriot. New England would barely have a winning record without him in the lineup, and I hope he’s signed to a multi-year deal and New England re-tools next season with Brady, Welker, Gronkowski, Edelman, Woodhead, and their young, all-white offensive line.
As I said, I won’t be watching the Superbowl this year, which should feature a wretch-inducing total of 8/44 white starters…Joe Flacco, Marshall Yanda, Matt Birk, Dennis Pitta, Paul Kruger, Alex Boone, Joe Staley, and Justin Smith. From the Superbowls I can recall, this year’s installment should be as tar-hued as Steelers-Cardinals in 2009, Steelers-Seahawks in 2006 (although the Seahawks had Joe Jurevicious), or Raiders-Buccaneers in 2003.
Nevertheless, it was a good NFL season for many reasons. Hartline and Decker achieving their first 1,000-yard seasons. The emergence of another “white powerhouse” in Denver. White TE’s having another great season. The fact that the Vikings, Packers, Texans, Patriots and Broncos all made the playoffs. The emergence of the “Nordic Beast,” JJ Watt, as a household name, and other up-and-coming white defenders (most notably Luke Keuchly). The sinking of the “H.M.S. RG III Loveboat” in the playoffs. Two of the NFL’s darkest squads, the Steelers and Bucs, failing to make the playoffs.
Jaxvid said:
Well said, my friend…and a Packers-Patriots or Packers-Broncos Superbowl in which all of our players shined like football God's could not possibly amend a lifetime “Marxist Timbre” polluting their ears from manger-to-mortuary. Its nice know that I’m not alone in my struggle, one that I’ll never give up.
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Below, the allegedly soft-spoken Krapernick is instructing one of the defensive backs, Tarelle Brown, to: “Shut diss muthaf-cka down!†(talking about Matt Ryan). What a nice kid!
I hope this mulatto gets shut down.
Has anyone here read the Turner Diaries? Remember the fate of the coalburners, those treasonous whores who thought racemixing was just so cool and awesome?
I can only hope that the race-traitor slut who birthed this half-breed meets a similar end.
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As much as I may agree with some of the “hardcore†stuff being posted in this thread, Caste Football certainly isn’t the correct forum, or website, for such talk.
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Sadly, the Falcons, though not much “whiter” than their San Francisco foe, would have been a far better NFC Superbowl representative for a number of reasons. The first, of course, is because Atlanta is lead by Matt Ryan as opposed to the bicep-smooching, monstrously-ugly, scarecrow-framed black quarterback (Kaepernick) with the nasal equipment of a Semite, the steel wool-like hair of an African, and the voice of effeminate wigger. The second is the fact that Atlanta features 6 white starters, 4 of whom are offensive lineman, compared to only 3 for the 49ers (that is, 2 OL, Staley and Boone, and star DE, Justin Smith). The third, and most palpable reason, is the Falcons’ docile coach, Mike Smith, when contrasted against the manic-depressive, hyper-animated, psycho-emotional, foaming-at-the-mouth antics of Caste Football’s darling “Bug-Eyed Wigger,” Jim Harbaugh. Here is Harbaugh “reacting” to a call during yesterday’s game…
Although I was too young to remember, I’ve read that Harbaugh was despised during his playing days, and that he once “sucker punched” the classy Jim Kelly in 1997…
Of course, we all know his history with “post game handshakes.” Come Superbowl Sunday (which I won’t be watching), let’s hope that Harbaugh’s soulless, jet-black bug eyes are lined with the tears of agony as Joe Flacco and Dennis Pitta torch his all-black secondary, and Paul Kruger snaps his stick-figure black quarterback (and Cowher-Kordell-esque secret lover?) in two. Below, the allegedly soft-spoken Krapernick is instructing one of the defensive backs, Tarelle Brown, to: “Shut diss muthaf-cka down!” (talking about Matt Ryan). What a nice kid!
Speaking of the Harbaugh Daughters, I’ll admit that Baltimore deserves plenty of credit for defeating a dangerous Colts squad, then sneaking past Manning’s red-hot Broncos (in Denver), then drubbing Brady’s Patriots (in Foxboro). Pretty impressive, especially given the fact that so many members of the Ravens squad simply can’t refrain from bawling, even during something as meaningless as the “National Zio-Afro-Corporate-Marxist Anthem” of the United States of Western Isra-hell…
As for the Patriots-Ravens game itself, well, it may as well have been a blowout. It’s difficult to make the Superbowl, much less win it, but I take comfort in the fact that the most white-friendly team, with the most white-friendly offense in 30+ years of NFL football, is always “in the thick of it.” Despite a few drops, Welker had a nice game, not only receiving, but also returning punts...
With Welker’s one year, $9,000,000 franchise tag now expired, let’s hope that wasn’t his final touchdown as a Patriot. New England would barely have a winning record without him in the lineup, and I hope he’s signed to a multi-year deal and New England re-tools next season with Brady, Welker, Gronkowski, Edelman, Woodhead, and their young, all-white offensive line.
As I said, I won’t be watching the Superbowl this year, which should feature a wretch-inducing total of 8/44 white starters…Joe Flacco, Marshall Yanda, Matt Birk, Dennis Pitta, Paul Kruger, Alex Boone, Joe Staley, and Justin Smith. From the Superbowls I can recall, this year’s installment should be as tar-hued as Steelers-Cardinals in 2009, Steelers-Seahawks in 2006 (although the Seahawks had Joe Jurevicious), or Raiders-Buccaneers in 2003.
Nevertheless, it was a good NFL season for many reasons. Hartline and Decker achieving their first 1,000-yard seasons. The emergence of another “white powerhouse” in Denver. White TE’s having another great season. The fact that the Vikings, Packers, Texans, Patriots and Broncos all made the playoffs. The emergence of the “Nordic Beast,” JJ Watt, as a household name, and other up-and-coming white defenders (most notably Luke Keuchly). The sinking of the “H.M.S. RG III Loveboat” in the playoffs. Two of the NFL’s darkest squads, the Steelers and Bucs, failing to make the playoffs.
Well said, my friend…and a Packers-Patriots or Packers-Broncos Superbowl in which all of our players shined like football God's could not possibly amend a lifetime “Marxist Timbre” polluting their ears from manger-to-mortuary. Its nice know that I’m not alone in my struggle, one that I’ll never give up.
Those animations put everything into perspective. Harbaugh is such a douche. Krapernick is a foul mouthed beast who needs to be put down. I hope Kruger eats him up and makes him go dookie. Welker is such a pro. I'm sure his heart is in NE, but belichek is probably arrogant enough to think he can win without Welker. Wherever Welker ends up I hope it's with a contender with no black quarterback. He deserves a ring.
The NFL season is over for me. I will not subject myself to one minute of Super Bowl hype or the game itself.
It was unfair to expect the Patriots to make the Super Bowl this year without Gronkowski and Edelman, two explosive playmakers. The lack of explosiveness in the Patriots offense is attributable directly to Hernandez, Branch, Loyd, Ridley and Vereen. Ridley and Vereen got 22 carries for 86 yards, and the longest run was 9 yards. Hernandez, Branch and Loyd got 33 targets and amassed a combined paltry 169 yards = 5.1 yards per target and the longest reception was 17 yards.
It is inconceivable that if Gronkowski and Edelman got 33 targets that they wouldn't have broken several longer than 17 yards. And if Woodhead got 22 carries?
Unfortunately for the Patriots, the future is not bright for the following reasons:
Brady and the offensive line are getting old.
Edelman is proven to be injury prone for no apparent reason, and I expect that to continue.
Gronkowski is injury prone because he plays with reckless abandon. Unless he plays more under control, like Jason Witten, he will continue to get hurt. I don't think it's in his DNA.
Woodhead will continue to be criminally underutilized. They drafted and groomed two mediocre running backs to replace him. Now he is expendable.
Welker is gone, hopefully to the Broncos. He has to be furious at the Patriots for not giving him a deserved contract, then benching him in favor of Edelman. He played all season like a man possessed, while everybody else got hurt and came in and out of the lineup. I'd like to see him succeed on another team for 4-5 years and cement his legacy as an all-time great.
It was unfair to expect the Patriots to make the Super Bowl this year without Gronkowski and Edelman, two explosive playmakers. The lack of explosiveness in the Patriots offense is attributable directly to Hernandez, Branch, Loyd, Ridley and Vereen. Ridley and Vereen got 22 carries for 86 yards, and the longest run was 9 yards. Hernandez, Branch and Loyd got 33 targets and amassed a combined paltry 169 yards = 5.1 yards per target and the longest reception was 17 yards.
It is inconceivable that if Gronkowski and Edelman got 33 targets that they wouldn't have broken several longer than 17 yards. And if Woodhead got 22 carries?
Unfortunately for the Patriots, the future is not bright for the following reasons:
Brady and the offensive line are getting old.
Edelman is proven to be injury prone for no apparent reason, and I expect that to continue.
Gronkowski is injury prone because he plays with reckless abandon. Unless he plays more under control, like Jason Witten, he will continue to get hurt. I don't think it's in his DNA.
Woodhead will continue to be criminally underutilized. They drafted and groomed two mediocre running backs to replace him. Now he is expendable.
Welker is gone, hopefully to the Broncos. He has to be furious at the Patriots for not giving him a deserved contract, then benching him in favor of Edelman. He played all season like a man possessed, while everybody else got hurt and came in and out of the lineup. I'd like to see him succeed on another team for 4-5 years and cement his legacy as an all-time great.
Welker needs to stay with the Patriots, if he went to the Broncos he would replace the 36 year old Stokley and get about 500 yards a season with the duo of DT and Decker. Brady came out and defended him and said he is the heart and soul of the team. Bellicheck and company already tried to replace him with Edelman and it didn't' work. Also, the sensible fans realize that the helmet to helmet hit that Welker took on the previous catch may have affected him, he probably had a mild concussion.
Getting rid of Welker would be stupid, the offense runs through him and when he makes a mistake they struggle. They need another receiver to compliment him, that is usually in the form of the te Gronkowski but they need a backup plan. The Texans seem to have about 4 White tight ends that can step up and make plays, although none the talent of Gronkowski, they seem to be better than Hernandez. There is no guarantee that if Welker converts that they make a td, because they struggled in the redzone without Gronk. Lloyd was supposed to be the answer but disappointing, at least espn highlighted the pin point pass to him where he tripped over himself and fell which cost them a first down, unfortunately its all on Welker when Gronk is out. I hope he can redeem himself in another postseason. 768 catches 8580 yards 38 tds with around half coming after the catch with 69 catches and 686 yards 4 tds in 9 playoff games, also only one other player has more all purpose yards their first 3 seasons in the league, and that is Gale Sayers, Welker did it as a UDFA having to fight for opportunities and if he doesn't redeem himself in the playoffs there is the possibility that all he will be remembered for is his drop on 2nd down in the Superbowl (Branch missed on 3rd down and they had another drive with Hernandez dropping it) and a drop that may or may not have helped them win in this last game. Maybe I should make a video of all the drops black receivers have had in crucial situations, like Moss in 2007. My guess is the Ravens' dirty play had some affect but the main thing was probably him overthinking things and trying to hard to prove himself after the last postseason, when he had nothing to prove he had 12 catches in the Superbowl. It also doesn't help that he is basically a runningback playing wide receiver, they utilize his running ability but he isn't the best at making acrobatic catches where he has to twist and turn in the air, he is good at diving and catching low passes though, hes one of the best receivers in the league with his unique skillset, he can make those kind of catches most of the time but he is no Steve Largent, that said, I think he should go down as one of the top, not sure how high but somewhere up there.
If he goes who do they throw to? You can't just run an offense with two tight ends, especially sense one is pretty mediocre. It would be nice to see them snag someone like Riley Cooper who is just rotting on the bench in Philly. Kris Durham should be easier to get but he has been injury prone if I recall.
If he goes anywhere, the Dolphins would be good to go back to, Hartline is really good at making tough catches, although not good at getting yac at the moment, Welker would be the perfect compliment.
ever since Brady started huffing that stuff before games he has declined a little bit, he is still top 3. Maybe it just coincided with aging.
Getting rid of Welker would be stupid, the offense runs through him and when he makes a mistake they struggle. They need another receiver to compliment him, that is usually in the form of the te Gronkowski but they need a backup plan. The Texans seem to have about 4 White tight ends that can step up and make plays, although none the talent of Gronkowski, they seem to be better than Hernandez. There is no guarantee that if Welker converts that they make a td, because they struggled in the redzone without Gronk. Lloyd was supposed to be the answer but disappointing, at least espn highlighted the pin point pass to him where he tripped over himself and fell which cost them a first down, unfortunately its all on Welker when Gronk is out. I hope he can redeem himself in another postseason. 768 catches 8580 yards 38 tds with around half coming after the catch with 69 catches and 686 yards 4 tds in 9 playoff games, also only one other player has more all purpose yards their first 3 seasons in the league, and that is Gale Sayers, Welker did it as a UDFA having to fight for opportunities and if he doesn't redeem himself in the playoffs there is the possibility that all he will be remembered for is his drop on 2nd down in the Superbowl (Branch missed on 3rd down and they had another drive with Hernandez dropping it) and a drop that may or may not have helped them win in this last game. Maybe I should make a video of all the drops black receivers have had in crucial situations, like Moss in 2007. My guess is the Ravens' dirty play had some affect but the main thing was probably him overthinking things and trying to hard to prove himself after the last postseason, when he had nothing to prove he had 12 catches in the Superbowl. It also doesn't help that he is basically a runningback playing wide receiver, they utilize his running ability but he isn't the best at making acrobatic catches where he has to twist and turn in the air, he is good at diving and catching low passes though, hes one of the best receivers in the league with his unique skillset, he can make those kind of catches most of the time but he is no Steve Largent, that said, I think he should go down as one of the top, not sure how high but somewhere up there.
If he goes who do they throw to? You can't just run an offense with two tight ends, especially sense one is pretty mediocre. It would be nice to see them snag someone like Riley Cooper who is just rotting on the bench in Philly. Kris Durham should be easier to get but he has been injury prone if I recall.
If he goes anywhere, the Dolphins would be good to go back to, Hartline is really good at making tough catches, although not good at getting yac at the moment, Welker would be the perfect compliment.
ever since Brady started huffing that stuff before games he has declined a little bit, he is still top 3. Maybe it just coincided with aging.
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I'm rooting for the Ravens for the simple fact that I want to see the much maligned Joe Flacco join the NFL elite alongside Brees, Rodgers, Brady, and Manning. Plus, one of my favorite players in the league, Dennis Pitta (who's a fellow Mormon and fellow BYU alum) is one of the true good guys in the league and if anyone deserves a ring, its him. Plus, I don't want to see a black QB win the superbowl. If they start winning the big game, then it will only be a matter of time until half the starting QB's in the league are black.
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If Kaepernick wins the Super bowl it'd be an exact reenactment of the Doug Williams story, he'd be much celebrated and then right back on the bench a few years later.
From Bleacher report
"The top reason the Patriots lost is because they're a gutless team of finesse players that shrivel up and hide any time a physical team punches them in the mouth.
This Patriot team has been a cowardly squad for a long time now and they will continue to get exposed until they bring in guys who actually have balls. The team has no mental toughness and are essentially a bunch of sissies with football pads on. They got pushed around and bullied by a stronger football team with more heart. It's as simple as that.
Now they can go home, lick their wounds and tell their wives how it felt to get b*tch slapped around by actual men"
Look at this fat obese negro loving slob
On the flip side at least Pats fans are giving Welker the respect he deserves. Judging by the comments most people want to resign him
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1494450-debate-should-the-patriots-re-sign-wes-welker
"The top reason the Patriots lost is because they're a gutless team of finesse players that shrivel up and hide any time a physical team punches them in the mouth.
This Patriot team has been a cowardly squad for a long time now and they will continue to get exposed until they bring in guys who actually have balls. The team has no mental toughness and are essentially a bunch of sissies with football pads on. They got pushed around and bullied by a stronger football team with more heart. It's as simple as that.
Now they can go home, lick their wounds and tell their wives how it felt to get b*tch slapped around by actual men"
Look at this fat obese negro loving slob
On the flip side at least Pats fans are giving Welker the respect he deserves. Judging by the comments most people want to resign him
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1494450-debate-should-the-patriots-re-sign-wes-welker
Tannehill17
Mentor
I'm not really too worried about this super bowl. I expect the Ravens to thoroughly thrash the 49ers and for Joe Flacco to have his coming out party as he joins Rodgers, Manning, Brees. etc.. as one of the elite QB's of the NFL. Did you see how wide open those 49er receivers were that Krap was throwing to? I could have made those throws. He will not have that same advantage playing against a staunch Ravens defense. Here's to hoping Krapernick has one of the all time worst Super Bowl performances ever!
DixieDestroyer
Hall of Famer
...As for the Suputrid Bowl and the top over G@y Lewis & Krapernick love fest...I'll pass on the whole deal. :thumbdown:
Me too, Dixie.
FootballDad
Hall of Famer
I'm sure that I can find many much better things to do on a Sunday with my family than watch this putrid matchup. I will root for the few white players, in absentia.