Whiteathlete33, I'm sorry you have inadvertently been lumped in with me, when you believe my posts are nonsense.
Prior to last season, no rookie QB had ever done the things Scam did. And now we have an even more magical black quarterback in RGIII. His stats are phenomenal for any QB, let alone a rookie. You can ridicule it all you want with mainstream media like derisive references to laser beams, but RGIII's performance is so out of the ordinary for any rookie QB that it does defy rational explanation.
As was noted, his skill position players are awful. He has no real supporting cast. Shanahan is far removed from any offensive brilliance. If his system is so great, why didn't it work for Grossman or Beck? The success of RGIII and Scam contradict everything we thought we knew about overhyped black quarterbacks.
Until last season, it was easy to criticize virtually every black QB; they all had far from impressive stats, and their weaknesses were obvious. Now, we have a black quarterback who is practically turnover free as a rookie. That just never happens. Peyton threw almost 30 interceptions in his ground breaking rookie season. Luck has looked great, but is on target for 20 or more interceptions.
Of course, plenty of black players in the NFL legitimately belong there and can play. I don't think anyone here disputes that (although there are plenty of blacks who don't think any "white boy" belongs in the NFL). If RGIII's unprecedented success is legitimate, I salute him and acknowledge the fact he is superior to every other rookie QB that has come before him.
I'm surprised that questioning the astounding brilliance of the most overhyped black quarterback of all time is seen as controversial here. If we can't express these thoughts here, where could we?