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Skip also reported that during the game AB was complaining to Brady about throwing too much to Gronk. Confirming our theory that black receivers will not tolerate a White receiver receiving more targets.
Psycho Jim reportedly is interested in coaching in the NFL again. If nothing else it should make for great entertainment.
The Athletic's Bruce Feldman reports Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh is considering a return to the NFL. Per Feldman, the rumors are coming from "both from the NFL side and at Michigan." Feldman's colleague Nick Baumgardner reports he has heard "similar smoke." Feldman floats the Raiders and Bears as possibilities, all but reporting the Raiders are interested but stopping short of officially saying it. Harbaugh began his coaching career in Oakland and is apparently friends with owner Mark Davis. In some ways, it would be odd timing for Harbaugh to leave Michigan after finally breaking through for a college playoff appearance, though he may feel he has maxed out in a conference utterly dominated by Ohio State. Now 58 years old, he also won't get many more bites at the NFL apple. Harbaugh was an elite coach with the 49ers from 2011-14, but his extremely intense manner seemed to burn out his co-workers at nearly every level of the organization.
The Athletic's Bruce Feldman reports Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh is considering a return to the NFL. Per Feldman, the rumors are coming from "both from the NFL side and at Michigan." Feldman's colleague Nick Baumgardner reports he has heard "similar smoke." Feldman floats the Raiders and Bears as possibilities, all but reporting the Raiders are interested but stopping short of officially saying it. Harbaugh began his coaching career in Oakland and is apparently friends with owner Mark Davis. In some ways, it would be odd timing for Harbaugh to leave Michigan after finally breaking through for a college playoff appearance, though he may feel he has maxed out in a conference utterly dominated by Ohio State. Now 58 years old, he also won't get many more bites at the NFL apple. Harbaugh was an elite coach with the 49ers from 2011-14, but his extremely intense manner seemed to burn out his co-workers at nearly every level of the organization.
Arians might have been the man for the job in the year of BLM and their media conspirators in the Rape of America 2020 but his performative white liberalism has a cost and he deserves the cancer of the mentally ill and most likely racially bigoted Antonio Brown, I hope TB keeps Brown around they deserve him.
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You could say RFK too because of his president in waiting mantle that he had until he was assassinated.
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Can anyone think of any player (that is not upside) that has been like this after being given chance after chance? These divas are ruining the nfl:
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...ip-following-his-release-from-the-buccaneers/
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...ip-following-his-release-from-the-buccaneers/
I truly believe in this case, from observing his antics beginning when he was with the Steelers, Antonio Brown has serious mental issues. In a rational society he would be in prison or else in a mental institution, but because he's black no one dares say or do the right things, which of course are in Brown's best interests as well. Unfortunately I see him headed for a tragic ending.
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Steelers GM Kevin Colbert will be retiring according to reports. With all signs reporting to Ben retiring Tomlin will be under the microscope even more now. How much of the Steelers success was based on Ben being under center?
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Broncos fire Caste Fagio - he oversaw the departure of Gostis and Wolfe from the d-line and Josey Jewell had to go through racial apprenticeship. Dink and Dunk Teddy was given the job despite his mediocrity as a starter. Good riddance!
Colbert was successful for a while with his mostly all-Black drafts but lost his touch some years ago. Glad to see this long-time low-profile Caste clown finally leave. Tomlin should really flounder now without Big Ben as the team's diva-run locker rooms will be even more poisonous.
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Rumor that Raiders will move on from Mayock and might bring in John Dorsey (one of the biggest caste GMs in recent memory).
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The Redskins new nickname is supposedly the Commanders...cheesy. Just as bad the Guardians for the Cleveland Indians.
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LMAO….they would have been better off sticking with Football Team. It would have been a great troll.
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The first two coaching hires of the offseason are white males? And not even homosexual and/or transgender males, but straight white males? Someone is going to blow the whistle on this.
It's pretty funny that I see this very standard sports news and have been conditioned to immediately think of 'race' as a major factor. Not in an objective sense, mind you, but in terms of whether blacks are getting their "fair share" of the pie. What a weird world to live in. The NFL runs a commercial about its "social justice" initiatives where a black teenager tells the audience that he makes 70 cents in the same roles where white candidates make a dollar. People will come to believe whatever they keep hearing.
I definitely think there's merit to the idea that the last couple of franchises filling their coaching vacancies are going to be left "holding the bag" for the racial grievance crew. Last year, the Texans got stuck looking for the last head coach of the offseason and had to hire that generic black bum. They would have specifically been called racist if they hired a straight white male.
If you still want to hire a white coach, you'd better do it quick!
It's pretty funny that I see this very standard sports news and have been conditioned to immediately think of 'race' as a major factor. Not in an objective sense, mind you, but in terms of whether blacks are getting their "fair share" of the pie. What a weird world to live in. The NFL runs a commercial about its "social justice" initiatives where a black teenager tells the audience that he makes 70 cents in the same roles where white candidates make a dollar. People will come to believe whatever they keep hearing.
I definitely think there's merit to the idea that the last couple of franchises filling their coaching vacancies are going to be left "holding the bag" for the racial grievance crew. Last year, the Texans got stuck looking for the last head coach of the offseason and had to hire that generic black bum. They would have specifically been called racist if they hired a straight white male.
If you still want to hire a white coach, you'd better do it quick!
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One would think with the obvious racial pandering this time of year when it comes to coaches and front office hires that normies would start asking the questions like is it really possible Christian McCaffery is the only White male able to be an entrenched starting running back? No White athlete has the ability to play cornerback? Cooper Kupp is just another one off occurrence rather than an indicator that White WRs can be dominant.
For years you writers here have been racking your brains why so many blacks in sports and entertainment have been exalted so much. Admittedly many here know what is happening. Is and always was the plan. They still need some Whites or mass disinterest will occur. They give you a few like Brady, Cupp, and so on but you will never get fair treatment for Whites no matter how much you write about it. Why not use more satire and mocking derision to embarrass our enemy? Why not do more exposure of researched facts?
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For years you writers here have been racking your brains why so many blacks in sports and entertainment have been exalted so much. Admittedly many here know what is happening. Is and always was the plan. They still need some Whites or mass disinterest will occur. They give you a few like Brady, Cupp, and so on but you will never get fair treatment for Whites no matter how much you write about it. Why not use more satire and mocking derision to embarrass our enemy? Why not do more exposure of researched facts?
This is pure gold. Its one thing to speculate or even try to discuss this with DWFs and normies but its another thing to present visual evidence.
Haven’t posted much, but about the Bills- I love the improvements they have made on their O line:
In 2019 it was Morse at C and 4 sumos. All except Dawkins we’re terrible.
Now, it’s 3/5 with Bates at LG and Brown at RT.
See the difference? Allen has more time to make throws and is better protected. Bengals, PLEASE take note. Do not turn Burrow into Luck 2.0
In 2019 it was Morse at C and 4 sumos. All except Dawkins we’re terrible.
Now, it’s 3/5 with Bates at LG and Brown at RT.
See the difference? Allen has more time to make throws and is better protected. Bengals, PLEASE take note. Do not turn Burrow into Luck 2.0
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Hopefully Doyle develops for the Bills as well. The Bengals sumo picks this year have been bad. I do hope they restock with talented White OL.
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Welcome to the site. For anyone who wants to have an open mind and acknowledge things are not what they seem then what @Ambrose posted certainly serves as a great jumping off point to begin connecting the dots.
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Thank you. Ive been a lurker for several years in this page and I often gradually easy topics from these forums into regular conversation offline with friends/family. Finally got around to posting.
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Welcome. I, too, lurked for a long time before signing up.
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Welcome VG. I'm looking forward to reading your future posts.
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Keeping this in the rumor thread for now as I have only seen it reported on Weenieworld. The "analysis" is so bad. Tagiolova and Toucan are both brown other than that they are nothing alike. The toucan was a one read and take off QB with not great ability as a passer, Tagiolova is a decent passing QB - just another fine case of race based stereotyping analysis. This time brought to us by the idiots at weenieworld:
Sources are reporting Jim Harbaugh will announce he leaving to take the head coaching job for the Miami Dolphins
The Harbaugh rumor mill of going to the NFL was at a light simmer up until yesterday when it was announced he was interviewing for the Minnesota Vikings job. Now it looks like someone cranked up the heat and it's coming to its boiling point. The internet is a buzz of the reports that Harbaugh is expecting to take the HC position for the Dolphins. It seemed for a while Harbaugh wanted the bright lights of Vegas and coach the Raiders, but after former Patriots OC Josh McDaniels was announced earlier Sunday as their next coach, that was not an option. It was also thought that Harbaugh would consider coaching the Chicago Bears, the team that drafted him, it could still happen if they make a late push. The best fit to put together a contender would be in Miami -- they have a very good defense, and Tua is very similar to Colin Kaepernick who was Harbaugh's QB at San Fransisco during their Super Bowl run. Nothing is set in stone and things could change, but I think we can all but guarantee Harbaugh will be back in the NFL for the 2022 season.
Sources are reporting Jim Harbaugh will announce he leaving to take the head coaching job for the Miami Dolphins
The Harbaugh rumor mill of going to the NFL was at a light simmer up until yesterday when it was announced he was interviewing for the Minnesota Vikings job. Now it looks like someone cranked up the heat and it's coming to its boiling point. The internet is a buzz of the reports that Harbaugh is expecting to take the HC position for the Dolphins. It seemed for a while Harbaugh wanted the bright lights of Vegas and coach the Raiders, but after former Patriots OC Josh McDaniels was announced earlier Sunday as their next coach, that was not an option. It was also thought that Harbaugh would consider coaching the Chicago Bears, the team that drafted him, it could still happen if they make a late push. The best fit to put together a contender would be in Miami -- they have a very good defense, and Tua is very similar to Colin Kaepernick who was Harbaugh's QB at San Fransisco during their Super Bowl run. Nothing is set in stone and things could change, but I think we can all but guarantee Harbaugh will be back in the NFL for the 2022 season.