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[Don Wassall]

Surprise, surprise, more anti-White bigotry from Weenieworld. Yeah, the Patriots have just "gotten by" with Edelman, Hogan, and presumably Welker too and anyone else who doesn't have the requisite magical skin color:

According to NFL's Network's Ian Rapoport, before trading Jamie Collins to the Browns, the Patriots offered Collins to the Texans for DeAndre Hopkins. They got a hard pass from Houston, but it's notable that the Pats have interest in Hopkins, who is headed for free agency after 2017. The Patriots have gotten by with Julian Edelman and Chris Hogan at wide receiver, but Hopkins would be an immediate upgrade and perhaps the most talented receiver New England has had since Randy Moss. Hopkins had a down year in 2016, at least statistically, but that can mostly be attributed to Brock Osweiler's incompetence. Hopkins recently said that he loves playing for the Texans, so it doesn't appear that he's pushing for a trade.

 

[PHillisFan]

Surprise, surprise, more anti-White bigotry from Weenieworld. Yeah, the Patriots have just "gotten by" with Edelman, Hogan, and presumably Welker too and anyone else who doesn't have the requisite magical skin color:

According to NFL's Network's Ian Rapoport, before trading Jamie Collins to the Browns, the Patriots offered Collins to the Texans for DeAndre Hopkins. They got a hard pass from Houston, but it's notable that the Pats have interest in Hopkins, who is headed for free agency after 2017. The Patriots have gotten by with Julian Edelman and Chris Hogan at wide receiver, but Hopkins would be an immediate upgrade and perhaps the most talented receiver New England has had since Randy Moss. Hopkins had a down year in 2016, at least statistically, but that can mostly be attributed to Brock Osweiler's incompetence. Hopkins recently said that he loves playing for the Texans, so it doesn't appear that he's pushing for a trade.

The despicable vermin in the media never ceases to amaze with their negrophilia.

 

[Ambrose]

Surprise, surprise, more anti-White bigotry from Weenieworld. Yeah, the Patriots have just "gotten by" with Edelman, Hogan, and presumably Welker too and anyone else who doesn't have the requisite magical skin color:

According to NFL's Network's Ian Rapoport, before trading Jamie Collins to the Browns, the Patriots offered Collins to the Texans for DeAndre Hopkins. They got a hard pass from Houston, but it's notable that the Pats have interest in Hopkins, who is headed for free agency after 2017. The Patriots have gotten by with Julian Edelman and Chris Hogan at wide receiver, but Hopkins would be an immediate upgrade and perhaps the most talented receiver New England has had since Randy Moss. Hopkins had a down year in 2016, at least statistically, but that can mostly be attributed to Brock Osweiler's incompetence. Hopkins recently said that he loves playing for the Texans, so it doesn't appear that he's pushing for a trade.

A quote like that could have been placed in so many threads here as it fits all of them. Hopkins had 1 good pro season out of 4 he's played. His best isn't better than Edelman's who has proven himself durable and fire proof while Hopkins is proven he can't handle the heat. Just awful how facts prove against presumptions.

 

[white lightning]

The anti white hatred in this country is disgusting. That is just another of many reasons that for every fan that hates the Patriots, many others love them. People are not blind. They are one of the fairest teams in nfl history racially. They do not
look at skin color. Never have and hopefully never will. The fans need to wake up and smell the coffee. Maybe if their beloved
teams would put the best guys on the field consistantly, they might just win alot more games. Let the best men play. Quit stereotyping based soley off skin color!

 

[Don Wassall]

Aldon Smith is Matt Jones times 50 as far as constant drug and crime screw-ups. Weenieworld of course doesn't mention his criminality. But after all he's a "good kid" who deserves another 10 or 15 chances:

According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, "barring a slip up," suspended Raiders OLB Aldon Smith will be reinstated in March. Smith met with commissioner Roger Goodell in December but his reinstatement bid was deferred for another three months. Now Smith appears to be home-free as long as he can stay clean. Substance abuse issues have derailed Smith's career in recent years but he's still an important pass rusher for the Raiders. The 27-year-old's contract is up after next season.

 

[Leonardfan]

Just saw this on weenieworld:

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports the Patriots expect Tom Brady to play 3-5 more years.

In other words, the Patriots don't view Jimmy Garoppolo as his eventual successor. Garoppolo is headed for free agency next year and the Patriots are expected to entertain any and all trade offers for him this offseason. Cleveland, Chicago and San Francisco are just a few of the many teams expected to pursue Garoppolo. As for Brady, the 39-year-old has had another remarkable season, finishing second to Matt Ryan in MVP voting while leading New England to its record-breaking ninth Super Bowl appearance. Father Time will eventually catch up to him, but this year proved that Brady still has plenty left in the tank. Rapoport expects the Patriots to extend Brady's contract next offseason.

I think that 3 years is reasonable - he looks just as good physically now as he ever has and there are no issues with his arm. Peyton Manning hit the wall late in the 2014 season and in 2015 it was obvious that time had caught up to him (it was great to see him go out on top though!). He also had that neck injury which probably led him to decline so quickly. Brady's only injury was the ACL tear that happened back in 2008 - other than that he has been a physical marvel and does not look to slow down. If the Pats move Jimmy G I hope they draft a white QB because Brissett is not a capable backup.

 

[PHillisFan]

Just saw this on weenieworld:

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports the Patriots expect Tom Brady to play 3-5 more years.

In other words, the Patriots don't view Jimmy Garoppolo as his eventual successor. Garoppolo is headed for free agency next year and the Patriots are expected to entertain any and all trade offers for him this offseason. Cleveland, Chicago and San Francisco are just a few of the many teams expected to pursue Garoppolo. As for Brady, the 39-year-old has had another remarkable season, finishing second to Matt Ryan in MVP voting while leading New England to its record-breaking ninth Super Bowl appearance. Father Time will eventually catch up to him, but this year proved that Brady still has plenty left in the tank. Rapoport expects the Patriots to extend Brady's contract next offseason.

I think that 3 years is reasonable - he looks just as good physically now as he ever has and there are no issues with his arm. Peyton Manning hit the wall late in the 2014 season and in 2015 it was obvious that time had caught up to him (it was great to see him go out on top though!). He also had that neck injury which probably led him to decline so quickly. Brady's only injury was the ACL tear that happened back in 2008 - other than that he has been a physical marvel and does not look to slow down. If the Pats move Jimmy G I hope they draft a white QB because Brissett is not a capable backup.

If the Pats trade Garoppolo they should give Ricky Stanzi a look as a backup. It is incredible that no team has been willing to give him a real shot. He's 29 now and was a very underrated qb in 2011 draft and a winner at Iowa. His game is very similar to that of Brady.

 

[Romosexual]

Its hard to not be conservative when it comes to Brady, I know he'll probably defy my doom and gloom, but many qb's just hit the wall after one hit too many, Farve, Delhomme, Manning, all had rapid drop off's. If Pats see Garoppolo as a future starter they would be better off having him on the bench as Green Bay did with Rogers

 

[PHillisFan]

Anquan Boldin believes Zach Zenner can take a step forward in 2017.

"Whenever you have a young guy like that who’s able to play every down, that’s big," Boldin said. "I saw him personally mature over the year, and he grabbed the coaches’ confidence. They weren’t shy about putting him in there. When they did put him in there, he responded well." Zenner was the unquestioned lead back by the end of the season, but the healthy returns of both Ameer Abdullah and Theo Riddick are sure to push him back down the depth chart. It is also possible the Lions add another big back to the rotation in free agency or the draft. Despite a great finish to the season, Zenner is likely to open 2017 near the bottom of the depth chart.

Some douche at weenieworld downplays comments Boldin made about Z2. Abdullah is injury prone and riddick is not an every down back.

 

[Don Wassall]

Some douche at weenieworld downplays comments Boldin made about Z2. Abdullah is injury prone and riddick is not an every down back.

And Burkhead isn't an every down back according to Weenieworld and every other article I've seen since the regular season ended. The agenda is so blatant, in fact ever since Trump was elected, there's no longer any attempt to hide the fanatical anti-White agenda, in sports and every other aspect of society, that's been foisted on this country, piece by piece, for the past half-century.

 

[wile]

I don't think any back is an every down back, that IMO is an over used phrase. I think a team would have better luck playing the Powerball than finding another Emmit Smith or Barry Sanders who can do it year after year.

 

[Phall]

49ers GM John Lynch announces that team has hired Martin Mayhew as senior personnel executive. Mayhew is the former Detroit Lions general manager and was most recently with the New York Giants as director of football operations.

Bad, bad start for the Lynch regime. The Giants just fielded their blackest roster in franchise history, and Mayhew's time with the Lions overlaps the nadir of Detroit's historical ineptitude. However, as a black man with a law degree, Mayhew is always going to be the most qualified diversity hire in the waiting room and will have NFL front office jobs for the rest of his life. His hiring is an important first step for John Lynch in the eternal process of proving he's not a racist.

 

[Don Wassall]

More racism from our good friends at Weenieworld. The jury is certainly still out on Jared Goff. When I think of quarterbacks taken too early in recent years the first names that come to mind are Geno Smiff, Robert Griffin and E. J. Manuel, all proven super-busts.

Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News said he doesn't expect the Jets to seriously consider drafting Clemson QB Deshaun Watson with the sixth overall pick. Teams have made a habit of over-drafting quarterbacks in recent years (see Jared Goff) and the Jets have an obvious need at that position. But Mehta still doesn't anticipate the Jets taking the plunge at No. 6, particularly with most scouts giving Watson a second-round grade. With Ryan Fitzpatrick and Geno Smith headed for free agency and second-round pick Christian Hackenberg appearing to be a major bust, New York's quarterback situation is as clear as mud.

 

[sprintstar]

How can Hackenberg be considered a major bust? He is still young and not many snaps as of yet....

 

[Leonardfan]

It sounds like Lynch and the 49ers will remain an uber caste team - they hired anti white Mayhew and now seem to be open to bringing back the toucan. Not a good start at all.

 

[Leonardfan]

How can Hackenberg be considered a major bust? He is still young and not many snaps as of yet....

Goff and Hackenberg are being written off already because the media loves to **** on white players. The hate is irrational group think by a bunch of tools - draft "experts", jock sniffing media and drunk white fans.

 

[celticdb15]

Goff and Hackenberg are being written off already because the media loves to **** on white players. The hate is irrational group think by a bunch of tools - draft "experts", jock sniffing media and drunk white fans.

Yup I'd include Bortles Tannehill, and Petty as 3 other young and promising white QBs being unfairly scrutinized. Yet these same ******** that discredit our prospects, are hyping a mulatto system QB , from Texas Tech(couldn't even win there) as 1st rd pick.

 

[celticdb15]

In theory Patriots(Packers to lesser extent, not an many SB victories)continued success should bode well for our prospects. Instead the anti white media, scouts, gms, coaches, etc will ramp up their efforts to hype as many upside affletes as possible over their degree earning, hard working,blue collar, pale faced counterparts. This is proven by the sheer number of afflete QBs and TEs they are currently promoting in this year's draft class. The continued effort to ignore our DB prospects, the influx of more and more sumo fatass OL. Caste System keeps rolling, however more and more cracks are popping up. For instance the public is sick of ESPNs leftist tendencies, resulting in them losing 13 million subscribers since 2011.

**PS The Rooney Rule is quite possibly the worst thing to happen in pro football. It ensures affirmative action jobs for anti white scumbags like Mayhew and Whaley.

 

[Don Wassall]

It's hard to believe any team would want Taylor as a starter, so Romo to Buffalo would likely mean another White starter at QB and one less black one. Though knowing Whaley, the Bills will have a black quarterback starting again one way or another.

Jay Skurski of the Buffalo News believes the Bills have enough cap space to take on Tony Romo's salary. That's only if the Bills part with Tyrod Taylor, which would free up $13 million in cap room and cover most of Romo's $14 million salary if the Bills acquired him via trade. Buffalo could have some appeal to Romo with a strong offensive line, elite running game, and legit No. 1 receiver in Sammy Watkins. With that said, the Bills are still an extreme long shot to land Romo.

 

[Leonardfan]

It's hard to believe any team would want Taylor as a starter, so Romo to Buffalo would likely mean another White starter at QB and one less black one. Though knowing Whaley, the Bills will have a black quarterback starting again one way or another.

Jay Skurski of the Buffalo News believes the Bills have enough cap space to take on Tony Romo's salary. That's only if the Bills part with Tyrod Taylor, which would free up $13 million in cap room and cover most of Romo's $14 million salary if the Bills acquired him via trade. Buffalo could have some appeal to Romo with a strong offensive line, elite running game, and legit No. 1 receiver in Sammy Watkins. With that said, the Bills are still an extreme long shot to land Romo.

All the experts are mocking Watson to the Bills. That would be the 4th black qb brought in under Whaley - Manuel, idler arm and oafdale

 

[celticdb15]

Entertained to learn Sammy Watkins qualifies as a "legit number1 WR." LOL

 

[PHillisFan]

It's hard to believe any team would want Taylor as a starter, so Romo to Buffalo would likely mean another White starter at QB and one less black one. Though knowing Whaley, the Bills will have a black quarterback starting again one way or another.

Jay Skurski of the Buffalo News believes the Bills have enough cap space to take on Tony Romo's salary. That's only if the Bills part with Tyrod Taylor, which would free up $13 million in cap room and cover most of Romo's $14 million salary if the Bills acquired him via trade. Buffalo could have some appeal to Romo with a strong offensive line, elite running game, and legit No. 1 receiver in Sammy Watkins. With that said, the Bills are still an extreme long shot to land Romo.

I hope Mcdermott pushes for Romo or Cutler with Chad Kelly and they cut Tynog with Manuel. That would be the ideal scenario. Buffalo dwfs think Tynog is best qb since Kelly. They forgot about Flutie.

 

[Don Wassall]

Good old Whaley, always good for providing shits and giggles:

According to the Buffalo News, the idea of starting Cardale Jones at quarterback is "appealing" to GM Doug Whaley. The fourth-round pick out of Ohio State attempted just 11 passes as a rookie in 2016. He's a major project but with Buffalo on the fence about keeping Tyrod Taylor, Jones is an alternative the Bills will have to consider. Taking a quarterback 10th overall would probably be a reach for Buffalo while the free agent market figures to be just as sparse. In the end, the Bills may decide that keeping Taylor is their best option.

 

[Extra Point]

Good old Whaley, always good for providing shits and giggles:

According to the Buffalo News, the idea of starting Cardale Jones at quarterback is "appealing" to GM Doug Whaley. The fourth-round pick out of Ohio State attempted just 11 passes as a rookie in 2016. He's a major project but with Buffalo on the fence about keeping Tyrod Taylor, Jones is an alternative the Bills will have to consider. Taking a quarterback 10th overall would probably be a reach for Buffalo while the free agent market figures to be just as sparse. In the end, the Bills may decide that keeping Taylor is their best option.

One of the narratives of the FNM is that this year's free agent crop of quarterbacks is not good, "sparse." In fact it's pretty good.

You have Mike Glennon, who is clearly a starting caliber NFL quarterback, available. The only reason Glennon isn''t starting is racial politics. You also have available Ryan Nassib, Matt Barkley, Nick Foles, Tony Romo (probably), Jay Cutler (possibly) and Landry Jones.

Whether you're looking for a starter or a backup you have a good selection.

The reason the FNM is promoting the idea that this is a poor crop of free agent quarterbacks is that most of them are white. The FNM has an ironclad policy of always degrading white athletes and they're following that policy in this case.

 

[Westside]

Good old Whaley, always good for providing shits and giggles:

According to the Buffalo News, the idea of starting Cardale Jones at quarterback is "appealing" to GM Doug Whaley. The fourth-round pick out of Ohio State attempted just 11 passes as a rookie in 2016. He's a major project but with Buffalo on the fence about keeping Tyrod Taylor, Jones is an alternative the Bills will have to consider. Taking a quarterback 10th overall would probably be a reach for Buffalo while the free agent market figures to be just as sparse. In the end, the Bills may decide that keeping Taylor is their best option.

CFers Jones will be on the level of all time NFL bust, Jadofus Russell. Take that to the bank!