NFL Week 14

[davidholly]

Josh McCown just made one of the best touchdown passes I've ever seen and all the announcers could do was rave about the receiver.

In all fairness it was a great catch.

 

[Awake in America]

McCown began the year on the bench. Foles began the year on the bench. Geno Smiff began the year as, and remains, a starter. The best players play, yeah right. :der:

 

[sport historian]

RGscreen is between a rock and hard place. If he continues to start, the losses will mount, the blowouts will continue and his fellow affeletic players will continue to mailed it in. The season will become more of a debacle. It he is pulled in favor of Cousins, he becomes the point man for the disastrous season as well as scorn(if that is possible) and object of ridicule. One thing, I am glad I am not him in so many ways.

Griffin is already the subject of a gushing biography titled, "RG III: The Promise."

 

[PamelaOC]

Cowboys looking pretty white tonight. Hope they can come back.

<tinfoil hat mode>
At last night's Saints-Panthers game, did anyone else catch that sign held by a fan that said "Brees + Newton = Compelling TV"? Anyone think it was a plant? Even the most black-loving DWF is still obsessed with "their" team. I'm thinking that a legit sign would be some variation of "Go Saints."
</tinfoil>

 

[Leonardfan]

It's great to see McCown playing so well. I remember watching him back as a young QB on those pathetic Arizona teams in the early 2000s. He was always an impressive athlete and did play well considering the situation he was in. I wonder if he enjoys a later career renaissance like Rich Gannon. Cutler is a free agent and might be going elsewhere, so if the Bears kepts McGown around and drafted a young white QB to groom - that would be an ideal situation. After looking at his history - he worked with Bernie Kosar, Steve Young, Jake Plummer, Scott Mitchell, Rich Gannon and Anthony Cavillo in the CFL - It looks like McGown fits that mold.

 

[Leonardfan]

Conte hasn't missed a tackle all game. Gruden is such a despicable idiot.

 

[Don Wassall]

Apparently Gruden is intent on ruining Conte's career as he has singled him out several times as the scapegoat for the team's defensive problems. Early on in the broadcast, as Gruden was talking about the decline of the Bears' defense, a graphic was shown on the left side of the screen while on the right half the camera lingered on Conte, obviously a planned attack. On a national broadcast like this, that's all it takes for a White safety to be widely demonized by DWFs.

Chicago's run defense is atrocious, and that has little to do with Conte and the d-backfield. Right after Gruden's latest smear about him, Conte made three straight tackles. He's a solid safety.

 

[Don Wassall]

Julius Peppers with yet another zero tackle game, but Gruden keeps talking about him as if he's still a superstar rather than the washed-up shell of one he is now.

 

[goyim]

Apparently Gruden is intent on ruining Conte's career as he has singled him out several times as the scapegoat for the team's defensive problems. Early on in the broadcast, as Gruden was talking about the decline of the Bears' defense, a graphic was shown on the left side of the screen while on the right half the camera lingered on Conte, obviously a planned attack. On a national broadcast like this, that's all it takes for a White safety to be widely demonized by DWFs.

Chicago's run defense is atrocious, and that has little to do with Conte and the d-backfield. Right after Gruden's latest smear about him, Conte made three straight tackles. He's a solid safety.

Juxtaposing two different elements together on film (or video in this case) to create a desired intellectual effect is an old Soviet propaganda technique.

 

[PhillyFanatic]

Gruden is not the problem. This is a deliberate and well coordinated attack on White athletes by Jews. Its a system that not even many White nationalists are awake too.

 

[Don Wassall]

Gruden is not the problem. This is a deliberate and well coordinated attack on White athletes by Jews. Its a system that not even many White nationalists are awake too.

My, you've recently done a 180 when it comes to your views on Jews.

 

[Westside]

Gruden is not the problem. This is a deliberate and well coordinated attack on White athletes by Jews. Its a system that not even many White nationalists are awake too.

This appears to be a "bait post". I could be wrong, but highly doubt it.

 

[PhillyFanatic]

I post regularly on the "commercials we hate" thread so I am well aware of the adverticement conspiracy. But you guys woke me up to the caste system. I didnt even think such a thing was possible.

 

[dwid]

the same thing happened to Eric Smith AND Jim Leonhard on a primetime game where Tebow made a td run, which was well blocked and Eric Smith simply was not in position to make the play, dove with an arm hitting him but thats not enough to stop Tebow, what about the 9 other defenders? They kept talking about Eric Smith and how he messed up and cost the game, but the cameras kept panning to Jim Leonhard after the play.

Jim Leonhard was let go and played as a situational nickel/dime back for the Broncos, now a backup that only plays due to injury. Eric Smith, demoted, not even sure if he is still on the roster, if he is he is buried deep. For a while the Jets started two White safeties. One Tebow td and it went downhill from there.

 

[Don Wassall]

Even Eric Weddle took flak for his first few years, and especially after he signed his big contract. The corporate media did finally start giving him respect, and now he's pretty much acknowledged to be one of the best at his position.

When Harrison Smith was drafted in the first round there was a lot of criticism about him not being fast or athletic enough. Fortunately he kicked major butt from the get-go.

White safeties are regarded as just as suspect as White running backs and cornerbacks and always are assumed to not be good enough to play the position.

 

[Extra Point]

Even Eric Weddle took flak for his first few years, and especially after he signed his big contract. The corporate media did finally start giving him respect, and now he's pretty much acknowledged to be one of the best at his position.

When Harrison Smith was drafted in the first round there was a lot of criticism about him not being fast or athletic enough. Fortunately he kicked major butt from the get-go.

White safeties are regarded as just as suspect as White running backs and cornerbacks and always are assumed to not be good enough to play the position.

They said Smith was unathletic even though his Combine results said different. With white players it doesn't matter how fast they run or how high they jump, they're still called unathletic.

 

[PamelaOC]

Griffin is already the subject of a gushing biography titled, "RG III: The Promise."

Maybe after the end of the season, they'll have to change it to "RG 3-13: The Broken Promise."

 

[Extra Point]

Gronkowski with what may be a serious right knee injury, hit very hard by T. J. Ward.

I saw the hit on the "highlights." They never identified the Browns player but I wondered if it was Ward. Ward was involved in a questionable hit on Jordan Shipley some time ago, injuring him.

It makes you wonder if some black players target white players to injure them.

 

[backrow]

Ward does have a bit of reputation for a dirty hitter but in all fairness, low tackle is probably the only way he could have stopped Gronkowski

 

[goyim]

It's amazing to think that Josh McCown, prior to being signed by the Bears in the middle of the 2011 season, was on the verge of having his playing career end. He was helping coach high school football and was in 49ers training camp prior to that. He now has the Bears in realistic position to capture a playoff spot. I hope he does have a Rich Gannon-like end to his career.

I wish Billy Volek got the same shot as McCown is getting. I'll never forget the playoff game he won for the Chargers.

 

[PHillisFan]

It's amazing to think that Josh McCown, prior to being signed by the Bears in the middle of the 2011 season, was on the verge of having his playing career end. He was helping coach high school football and was in 49ers training camp prior to that. He now has the Bears in realistic position to capture a playoff spot. I hope he does have a Rich Gannon-like end to his career.

I wish Billy Volek got the same shot as McCown is getting. I'll never forget the playoff game he won for the Chargers.

Very true. I too remember McCown from his arizona days. He showed flashes but it never came together. Right now he is playing as well as foles and that is making good decisions but at the same time taking chances. Personally i was rooting for cowboys because I want to see Romo shake
off the choke label but he played well in this game. Back to McCown, I think his emergance as a good qb had something to do with his hc who is somewhat known as a qb guru.

 

[GiovaniMarcon]

I've noticed over the last few months that a LOT of people, including DWFs, have come to accept that RGIII just isn't cut out for the NFL, with most of the DWFs being apologists for him or making excuses for him. Specifically, the whole coulda-shoulda-woulda thing, and that he COULD be great but he keeps getting injured. It gives people who were totally wrong about him an easy out.

"I was right! He was the next big thing! Except, damn the luck, he got hurt..."

My contention is that he sucks whether he is healthy or not. Maybe he's a nice guy on a personal level, but that has nothing to do with his playing ability, and he just isn't that good of a quarterback in my opinion.

Ryan Leaf certainly had all the physical gifts to be a world-beating quarterback, but unfortunately was a locker room cancer or a psycho or whatever.

RGIII might have the physical tools to play quarterback (some say he might be too slight or short) but he was just too much of a dumbass to run the ball when it would be more prudent to make a passing play.

Between Leaf and RGIII, one is the butt of many draft bust comments, the other is coddled and protected as if his ego (or the egos of his fans in the media and elsewhere) is as fragile as his legs.

 

[PHillisFan]

I've noticed over the last few months that a LOT of people, including DWFs, have come to accept that RGIII just isn't cut out for the NFL, with most of the DWFs being apologists for him or making excuses for him. Specifically, the whole coulda-shoulda-woulda thing, and that he COULD be great but he keeps getting injured. It gives people who were totally wrong about him an easy out.

"I was right! He was the next big thing! Except, damn the luck, he got hurt..."

My contention is that he sucks whether he is healthy or not. Maybe he's a nice guy on a personal level, but that has nothing to do with his playing ability, and he just isn't that good of a quarterback in my opinion.

Ryan Leaf certainly had all the physical gifts to be a world-beating quarterback, but unfortunately was a locker room cancer or a psycho or whatever.

RGIII might have the physical tools to play quarterback (some say he might be too slight or short) but he was just too much of a dumbass to run the ball when it would be more prudent to make a passing play.

Between Leaf and RGIII, one is the butt of many draft bust comments, the other is coddled and protected as if his ego (or the egos of his fans in the media and elsewhere) is as fragile as his legs.

There was a dwf analyst at cbssports making excuses for the gremlin and he did not have a deep threat. He named aldrick robinson as not being a deep threat which
is incorrect all of robinsons receptions have been long balls. Gremlin just overthrows him.

 

[wile]

Sometimes I think some of you fine folk would starve if locked in a grocery store. RG3 is a gift to us, proving once again that god does not want whites to disappear from Earth. He is turning the basically jew lead anti-white caste system into a farce. Dare I say we take advantage of it? I watched the skins-giants game and watched that Garcon dude basically telegraphing that he thought Screen was a ****up of major proportions. So I want AirAmerica Snyder and his fellow "world healers" to double down with ol' Screen. If any of you think that "reason" is going to bring about the end of the CS you are wasting your time, humiliation is going to destroy its phony authority.

 

[Westside]

In case anyone missed it. Danny Woodhead, had 94 yards combined receiving and rushing. To include his 6th TD receiving. He lead RBs with receiving TDs. He is having a good year. Too bad for him that Ryan Matthews is having a good year rushing as well.