NFL News, Rumors and Musings

[Leonardfan]

I hope Kittle does play alot this year. Would be great to see him become the best TE in this supposedly deepest class (blackest class) of TEs in recent memory.

49ers fifth-round TE George Kittle is getting first-team reps at minicamp.

Vance McDonald appears to be on the outs in San Francisco, while Garrett Celek and Logan Paulsen are mostly blockers. Kittle played "exclusively" with the starters on the first day of minicamp and "for long stretches was (Brian) Hoyer's go-to guy." A superb athlete with 4.52 speed at 6-foot-4, 247, Kittle has a realistic chance to earn a significant rookie-year role.


Nice to see Jared Abbrederis making plays and doing his best to make the Lions roster. Unfortunately he has to compete with another good wr in Jace Billingsley and of course black privilege with a rookie getting handed the starting job with no racial apprenticeship of course.

ESPN Lions reporter Michael Rothstein reports WR Jared Abbrederis "continually made plays" during OTAs.

Coach Jim Caldwell praised Abbrederis earlier this month, and OC Jim Bob Cooter added the receiver is having a "nice spring." It seems like the former Packer is well on his way to a roster spot with an outside chance at the No. 3 receiver job, although third-rounder Kenny Golladay looks like the early favorite.

 

[Don Wassall]

The gutting of the Jets roster may significantly shorten Chad Hansen's racial apprenticeship:

Jets third-round WR ArDarius Stewart recently underwent surgeries on both his thumb and groin but is expected back for training camp. Stewart missed OTAs with the thumb issue, and it was revealed Tuesday that he wouldn't partake in minicamp due to the groin. Both injuries required two separate surgeries over the past two weeks. A rookie being counted on to play early and often, this isn't good for Stewart's development. He's missing crucial practice time and won't have time to be babied when things ramp up in training camp. For now, fellow rookie, fourth-rounder Chad Hansen is the No. 3 wideout.

 

[Leonardfan]

But he had dat rocket arm and dat wrist flick. Oafdale Jones who was widely considered by BSPN, dwfs and "experts" to be a first rounder when he played in 2014 down the stretch for the Ohio St. Weenieworld threw in it's obligatory negrophiliac analysis which I have put in bold. Hopefully Peterman has a strong training camp and sends Jones to the unemployment line.

ESPN Bills reporter Mike Rodak believes Cardale Jones is currently the odd man out on the quarterback depth chart in Buffalo.

Unless there's an injury, we'd guess it's a near-lock Jones is cut. Tyrod Taylor is the starter, T.J. Yates is OC Rick Dennison's guy as the backup, and rookie Nathan Peterman was drafted by the new regime. Jones is ex-GM Doug Whaley's guy, and on top of that has been terrible in spring practices. Jones has mouthwatering size and arm strength but remains a major project/long shot.

 

[Heretic]

Anti-White, anti-American zealot, (((Max Kellerman))), blames the National Anthem, not Colin Kraperneck, for his current situation:

"Colin Kaepernick also did not go looking for a protest. It came to him. He was asked to stand for the national anthem. You do not have to stand for the national anthem. And even if it it was a rule that you did, is that Colin Kaepernick injecting politics in the NFL? No. That’s the NFL injecting politics by playing the national anthem and putting pressure on you to stand for it in the first place."

 

[Don Wassall]

Some possible cause for alarm about where Christian McCaffrey ended up. Cam Newton is an inaccurate thrower with no touch, and short passes to the running backs are alien to him as he likes to run the ball so much himself. So many black quarterbacks have failed at becoming pocket passers and that will be Newton's big challenge as he gets older. Given his colossal ego and lack of touch and pocket presence, the Panthers are asking him to make some notable changes in his style, changes he may not be able to make even if he wants to.

No Panthers running back has reached 30 receptions in a season over the past half decade. Carolina has finished top eight in the NFL in rushing attempts in each of those seasons -- lowering team passing volume to start -- while dual-threat quarterbacks like Cam Newton have poor track records of targeting running backs in the passing game. It is also fair to have concerns about Christian McCaffrey's scoring-position usage with 235-pound backfield partner Jonathan Stewart coming off an efficient season in the red zone.

 

[Don Wassall]

Hiccup! I strongly oppose the ongoing back door Prohibition that's taking place in Amerika, but if a guy wants to earn millions of dollars he has to decide if millions of dollars -- enough to put him on easy street for the rest of his life if he manages it right -- is more important than a few drinks right now. But we know where impulse management ranks with so many employees of the NFL.

TMZ Sports reports Michael Floyd has violated terms of his arrest by testing positive for alcohol. Unbelievable. Floyd's alcohol monitoring system reportedly flagged him five times earlier this week. At least three of those were deemed "high alcohol tests," and Floyd allegedly blew BAC counts of .044 and .055 on two of them. Under terms of his house arrest stemming from his extreme DUI last year, Floyd isn't permitted to have a single drop of alcohol. He's blaming the failed tests on an herbal tea. If the court determines Floyd broke the rules, he could be headed back to jail. He's due back in court on June 26 in Arizona to "explain" the failed tests.

 

[Shadowlight]

Anti-White, anti-American zealot, (((Max Kellerman))), blames the National Anthem, not Colin Kraperneck, for his current situation:

"Colin Kaepernick also did not go looking for a protest. It came to him. He was asked to stand for the national anthem. You do not have to stand for the national anthem. And even if it it was a rule that you did, is that Colin Kaepernick injecting politics in the NFL? No. That’s the NFL injecting politics by playing the national anthem and putting pressure on you to stand for it in the first place."

I guess history and facts are being thrown out the window. The good ole "rotten" USA which has some good and bad points aside is probably the most progressive (in all variations) and pro black and pro women societies in the history of the world. The usually clueless Kellerman, who lets face it not one of the brightest bulbs out there, perhaps is suggesting a full Revolution French style and to overturn our current democracy and turn it into what a "Black Thug" society. Nice.
Kraphole's Anthem stuff is driven by white hatred and cop hatred. Sure it is admirable for players to take on causes but they have to be the right causes for the right reasons. Kraphole is seen by many in the media as some bright star following in the footsteps of athletes like Ali and John Carlos as examples. Well I have said it before Ali and John Carlos and others were the worst kind of race baiters and self serving self centered A-holes. No way the media will frame them that way but Ali is the father of the "acting like an ******* black athlete syndrome" and John Carlos and his black power trip is still being played out on the ball fields as blacks and a media that eggs it on, marinate in their "superiority" and along with society trying to build themselves up as the master race.
Standing for the National Anthem is a well worn simple tradition and in this day and age of nothingness it is nice to know that traditions that bind us to the past aren't totally discarded.

 

[Extra Point]

The mainstream is jumping on the idea that Kaepernick is some elite quarterback that isn't being signed because of his political stance. Yet the Seattle Seahawks, a politically correct organization, declined to sign him as a backup.

More than likely Kaepernick is pricing himself out, asking for too much money to be a backup quarterback.

 

[Leonardfan]

Moore would of been the starter last year had he not been injured. I have noticed quite a push by PFT to get the Toucan back in the league and it looks like weenieworld is also pushing for krapernick. I find it hilarious that they totally discount his terrible performance on the field and think he is only unemployed because of his "protest".

Cowboys OC Scott Linehan continues to endorse Kellen Moore as the team's backup quarterback.

"He’s like a machine," said, Linehan. "He anticipates and sees guys open. He’s extremely accurate." Slot receiver Cole Beasley added that Moore has been "exceptional" during spring practices. That's high praise for an undersized 27-year-old who has played all of 171 snaps during his five-year career. Colin Kaepernick and others are still available but it looks like the Cowboys are going to stand pat with Moore as their No. 2.

 

[Leonardfan]

Anti-White, anti-American zealot, (((Max Kellerman))), blames the National Anthem, not Colin Kraperneck, for his current situation:

"Colin Kaepernick also did not go looking for a protest. It came to him. He was asked to stand for the national anthem. You do not have to stand for the national anthem. And even if it it was a rule that you did, is that Colin Kaepernick injecting politics in the NFL? No. That’s the NFL injecting politics by playing the national anthem and putting pressure on you to stand for it in the first place."

Kellerman just shows the perfect logic of the commie-tribe left - spinning everything to make the toucan the victim. What a perfect example of why our society is so upside down. I can't stand Kellerman.

 

[Heretic]

Moore would of been the starter last year had he not been injured. I have noticed quite a push by PFT to get the Toucan back in the league and it looks like weenieworld is also pushing for krapernick. I find it hilarious that they totally discount his terrible performance on the field and think he is only unemployed because of his "protest".

Cowboys OC Scott Linehan continues to endorse Kellen Moore as the team's backup quarterback.

"He’s like a machine," said, Linehan. "He anticipates and sees guys open. He’s extremely accurate." Slot receiver Cole Beasley added that Moore has been "exceptional" during spring practices. That's high praise for an undersized 27-year-old who has played all of 171 snaps during his five-year career. Colin Kaepernick and others are still available but it looks like the Cowboys are going to stand pat with Moore as their No. 2.

I was a big fan of Moore when he played for Boise State. To me, he was (and still is) one of the most underrated QBs to come out of college in a long time. If he gets an opportunity, I hope he can take advantage of it.

 

[La France Blanche]

No leftist can admit the truth, that Crappernick is unwanted because he's a crappy quarterback. They are unable to explain why all the other black players that knelt during the anthem still have their jobs. For the cultmarx, it's all about eternal victimhood.

On a tangent, I think this is a big part of the reason why the SJW/cultmarx types are inventing 55 new genders and all these labels like "genderqueer", "non-binary", etc. What they really want is for simply being a liberal to be declared membership in an officially protected class in the same way that blacks, gays, Jews, and Muslims are protected. But the idea of "liberal" being added to the protected group list is so ridiculous that even cucked Republicans would oppose it, so the leftists invent these non-existent, non-scientifically definable genders so they can claim membership in them and join the groups of protected people.

 

[La France Blanche]

Any White quarterback who is not at least 6'3" must always be described as "undersized" by the (((mainstream media))). Curiously, Russell Wilson, who is realistically 5'10" despite whatever his official stats may be listed as (he's the same height as 5'10" Erin Andrews) is never called "undersized."

I hope Crappernick remains unemployed, but Dallas picking him up wouldn't be as terrible as some other teams. The Cowboys already have a black quarterback, so if Prescott has a sophomore slump the DWFs wouldn't be howling for the Crapper in the way they would if Prescott were white.

 

[Don Wassall]

Eric Decker signed a one year contract with the Titans. As best I can tell no other teams were even interested in him, but Tennessee should be a pretty good landing spot as their receiving corps on paper is crap. They have this year's first round pick Corey Davis who may or may not be good (we know the annual high rate of first round busts), and after that it's Rishard Matthews, Tajae Sharpe and Harry Douglas. Marcus Mariota should be looking Decker's way often.

 

[celticdb15]

Glad Decker was signed, Nashville is a good landing spot as Don mentioned.

 

[Romosexual]

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/06/19/john-wooten-proud-of-growing-nfl-diversity/

Caste hire proud of "growing diversity" of majority Black NFL

 

[Westside]

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/06/19/john-wooten-proud-of-growing-nfl-diversity/

Caste hire proud of "growing diversity" of majority Black NFL

Simply a figure head spot to further proclaim "what racism" in the NFL.

 

[Westside]

Glad Decker was signed, Nashville is a good landing spot as Don mentioned.

I see a great year for Decker and Mariota.

 

[Don Wassall]

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/06/19/john-wooten-proud-of-growing-nfl-diversity/

Caste hire proud of "growing diversity" of majority Black NFL

I love this sentence in the article: "Williams’ hiring is significant for several reasons, beginning with the fact he once quarterbacked the team to a Super Bowl title. But he’s also breaking ground in the front office for the team which was the last to integrate, and which has never had a minority as the top personnel executive."

For God's sake, that was back in 1962, as if it has anything to do with today's NFL, today's Washington organization and especially owner (((Dan Snyder))). But it's something that can be used eternally as a scarlet letter any time some communist hack wants to go on a rant against the Redskins.

The same scarlet letter is periodically used against the Red Sox, who were the last baseball team to integrate, in 1959. All NFL and MLB teams integrated during the 1950s and early '60s. Someone had to be the last; it's not like the Redskins and Red Sox took significantly longer than other teams or had a policy not to integrate. Woe to anyone who is the "last" in any way to exalt blacks.

 

[McCaffrey Dude]

I love this sentence in the article: "Williams’ hiring is significant for several reasons, beginning with the fact he once quarterbacked the team to a Super Bowl title. But he’s also breaking ground in the front office for the team which was the last to integrate, and which has never had a minority as the top personnel executive."

For God's sake, that was back in 1962, as if it has anything to do with today's NFL, today's Washington organization and especially owner (((Dan Snyder))). But it's something that can be used eternally as a scarlet letter any time some communist hack wants to go on a rant against the Redskins.

The same scarlet letter is periodically used against the Red Sox, who were the last baseball team to integrate, in 1959. All NFL and MLB teams integrated during the 1950s and early '60s. Someone had to be the last; it's not like the Redskins and Red Sox took significantly longer than other teams or had a policy not to integrate. Woe to anyone who is the "last" in any way to exalt blacks.

Damn good post. Excellent philosophizing. It is amazing how we can use words to turn things to our whims.

 

[SneakyFast]

I love this sentence in the article: "Williams’ hiring is significant for several reasons, beginning with the fact he once quarterbacked the team to a Super Bowl title. But he’s also breaking ground in the front office for the team which was the last to integrate, and which has never had a minority as the top personnel executive."

For God's sake, that was back in 1962, as if it has anything to do with today's NFL, today's Washington organization and especially owner (((Dan Snyder))). But it's something that can be used eternally as a scarlet letter any time some communist hack wants to go on a rant against the Redskins.

The same scarlet letter is periodically used against the Red Sox, who were the last baseball team to integrate, in 1959. All NFL and MLB teams integrated during the 1950s and early '60s. Someone had to be the last; it's not like the Redskins and Red Sox took significantly longer than other teams or had a policy not to integrate. Woe to anyone who is the "last" in any way to exalt blacks.

Yep correct, "integration" means in reality the elimination of the white majority, and the accurate proportional or DESERVING representation.

 

[Don Wassall]

A grand jury recommends charges, and still none will be filed. We can't have last year's first round pick charged with a crime now can we? I wonder what Colin Krapernick thinks of this and the literally thousands of other cases of black athletes getting away with crimes up to and including murder.

Corey Coleman appears to have avoided charges in his December assault case. Coleman's brother and another man have been charged on the recommendation of a grand jury. Authorities caution that the matter remains under investigation, but it's obviously good news that Coleman has remained in the clear so far. "Corey has cooperated with the authorities," Coleman's attorney said. "He continues to cooperate with the authorities. And he’s maintained he was not involved in a physical altercation at that incident whatsoever." Coleman ultimately seems likely to avoid trouble in the matter.

 

[white is right]

I love this sentence in the article: "Williams’ hiring is significant for several reasons, beginning with the fact he once quarterbacked the team to a Super Bowl title. But he’s also breaking ground in the front office for the team which was the last to integrate, and which has never had a minority as the top personnel executive."

For God's sake, that was back in 1962, as if it has anything to do with today's NFL, today's Washington organization and especially owner (((Dan Snyder))). But it's something that can be used eternally as a scarlet letter any time some communist hack wants to go on a rant against the Redskins.

The same scarlet letter is periodically used against the Red Sox, who were the last baseball team to integrate, in 1959. All NFL and MLB teams integrated during the 1950s and early '60s. Someone had to be the last; it's not like the Redskins and Red Sox took significantly longer than other teams or had a policy not to integrate. Woe to anyone who is the "last" in any way to exalt blacks.

Yes the NY Yankees were tainted with this brush to a point as they promoted there first Negro/Black player in the mid 50's.

The only difference was the Yankees won frequently in this era, also Elston Howard didn't have a real position to play as his natural position was catcher but they Yankees had Berra playing there.

 

[Leonardfan]

Olsen may hold out if he does not get a new contract. If anyone deserves a new contract it is him, he is the best TE in the game right now. The Panthers know if they lose Olsen than Scam will drop to a sub 50% percentage. Their two mediocre WRs Benjamin and Funchess are slow and plodding yet free of criticism. Part of me wonders if Olsen is at all bitter that Scam was relatively criticism free during last year as he posted a 52.9% with 19 tds and 10 ints. If a white QB had done that it would of been nonstop news. The only reason I want Olsen to stay in Carolina is to mentor and offer some veteran protection to McCaffery because their will be a lot of jealous black boys on that roster come training camp.

Appearing on Adam Schefter's Know Them From Adampodcast, Greg Olsen wouldn't rule out holding out of training camp in hopes of a new contract.

Olsen has two years remaining on his deal at base salaries of $6.5 million. In annual average, he makes less than Charles Clay. Olsen has proven he's one of the league's best tight ends and most reliable, having not missed a game since 2007. When asked directly by Schefter if he'd skip the start of camp, Olsen said it's "too early" to say. He turned 32 in March and said he thinks he can play another 5-6 seasons.

 

[FootballDad]

Olsen may hold out if he does not get a new contract. If anyone deserves a new contract it is him, he is the best TE in the game right now. The Panthers know if they lose Olsen than Scam will drop to a sub 50% percentage. Their two mediocre WRs Benjamin and Funchess are slow and plodding yet free of criticism. Part of me wonders if Olsen is at all bitter that Scam was relatively criticism free during last year as he posted a 52.9% with 19 tds and 10 ints. If a white QB had done that it would of been nonstop news. The only reason I want Olsen to stay in Carolina is to mentor and offer some veteran protection to McCaffery because their will be a lot of jealous black boys on that roster come training camp.

Appearing on Adam Schefter's Know Them From Adampodcast, Greg Olsen wouldn't rule out holding out of training camp in hopes of a new contract.

Olsen has two years remaining on his deal at base salaries of $6.5 million. In annual average, he makes less than Charles Clay. Olsen has proven he's one of the league's best tight ends and most reliable, having not missed a game since 2007. When asked directly by Schefter if he'd skip the start of camp, Olsen said it's "too early" to say. He turned 32 in March and said he thinks he can play another 5-6 seasons.

It would be smart of the Panthers to do this. Not only would it make Olsen happy, a 4-or-5 year deal with guaranteed upfront would also be good for their salary cap mathematics. They just have to be convinced that he will be injury-free and effective for at least two more years.