Players Signed After Week One?

[sport historian]

I checked Pro Football Reference. In the first nine games of the 2011 regular season, Eric Decker caught 34 passes. In the last seven games, with Tebow starting, Decker caught 10 passes.

 

[white is right]

I checked Pro Football Reference. In the first nine games of the 2011 regular season, Eric Decker caught 34 passes. In the last seven games, with Tebow starting, Decker caught 10 passes.

The Giants have a need for a running back and power tailback Andre Brown is out for the rest of the season. If they don't sign a street free agent Jersey Joe could make his debut for Big Blue.....http://www.bigblueview.com/2012/11/...radshaw-david-wilson-ryan-torain-joe-martinek

 

[Freethinker]

The Giants have a need for a running back and power tailback Andre Brown is out for the rest of the season. If they don't sign a street free agent Jersey Joe could make his debut for Big Blue.....http://www.bigblueview.com/2012/11/...radshaw-david-wilson-ryan-torain-joe-martinek

They went with the street free agent, Kregg Lumpkin.

Also, Jasin Babin (I know, some don't count him) was released by the Iggles today. Hopefully he is signed by a playoff caliber team and displaces a negro from his starting position.

 

[Leonardfan]

So Babin gets cut...typical. Bryce Brown fumbled twice yet he will continue to get chance after chance.

 

[Don Wassall]

Babin's pretty much a one trick pony (sacking the quarterback), and he wasn't performing his trick this season with 5.5 sacks after recording 18 last year. But Trent Cole, who is also supposed to be a sack specialist, has been much worse with just 1.5 sacks and 16 tackles on the season. Babin has 21 tackles, also a paltry number but better than Cole.

The Eagles' defensive backfield is a joke. Babin is being made the fall guy for the collapse of the defense, but that's pretty much standard operating procedure for Fat Bastard.

It's immensely satisfying to see what's happened to Fat Bastard's "dream team" the past two seasons. It's a shame he lost his son at a young age, but I have no respect for him as an NFL head coach.

 

[Leonardfan]

Well the Giants sign another black retread at RB - Ryan Torain rather than giving Joe Martinek a shot.

 

[dwid]

Well the Giants sign another black retread at RB - Ryan Torain rather than giving Joe Martinek a shot.

geez AND Kregg Lumpkin? are they looking at Mike Bell as well?

getting rid of Babin is ridiculous. He is listed with 5.5 sacks for the season in 11 games, which averages out to 8 sacks over 16 games, so he would have a had a slightly below average year for a sack specialist, since getting double digits is considered pretty damn good.

 

[Wes Woodhead]

Tebow made some bad throws last year for sure, but he made some big plays as well. I think the most important thing to remember about Tebow is that he was under more pressure than any athlete ever. Thats got to effect your accuracy at least a little bit. We will never know how well he could have done if he would ever have had anything resembling a fair shot. If the guy was black he would have had full support of all the media, his team, and coaching staff, and would still be starting today.

 

[white is right]

Babin's pretty much a one trick pony (sacking the quarterback), and he wasn't performing his trick this season with 5.5 sacks after recording 18 last year. But Trent Cole, who is also supposed to be a sack specialist, has been much worse with just 1.5 sacks and 16 tackles on the season. Babin has 21 tackles, also a paltry number but better than Cole.

The Eagles' defensive backfield is a joke. Babin is being made the fall guy for the collapse of the defense, but that's pretty much standard operating procedure for Fat Bastard.

It's immensely satisfying to see what's happened to Fat Bastard's "dream team" the past two seasons. It's a shame he lost his son at a young age, but I have no respect for him as an NFL head coach.

This reminds of a desperate dictator purging his officer corps while his army is losing a civil war. Things are going to end badly for the Cheese Steaks and Fat Bastard will get sympbolically executed like Tony Montana in Scarface. Ps. Big Blue signed two street free agents and released Martinek to make room for a demoted lineman. Jersey Joe may need to have another back drop in the next few games to get signed to the practice squad again.

 

[Kaptain]

I checked Pro Football Reference. In the first nine games of the 2011 regular season, Eric Decker caught 34 passes. In the last seven games, with Tebow starting, Decker caught 10 passes.

It's hard to catch handoffs and that is on the coaching staff not the QB. In the first four of 5 of Tebow's starts with a healthy Decker, Decker got in the End Zone. Not bad considering they were passing only a dozen times a game. And if memory serves me right Decker was hobbled the last half of the season but continued to play. I believe he even missed the NE playoff game. D. Thomas was likely made the #1 target because of Decker's nagging injury. It's not like D. Thomas is bad receiver either. You have give the devil his due sometimes. D. Thomas has more yards than Decker with Peyton Manning throwing the ball as well. So, figures can lie and liars can figure.

There is one stat that quantifies passing stats called the quarterback rating. Tebow's rating is about the same as Ryan Tannehill's and Andrew Luck's. You can look that up on pro football reference as well. Then again, I biased.

 

[Truthteller]

Broncos' Chris Gronkowski unlikely to take any handoffs this season

If the writer in the link below is correct, Hester might have found a good spot -- at least the best possible spot for a white RB in today's NFL?

Gronkowski doesn't have a carry this season and likely won't get one any time soon unless there are a few injuries.

Hester is seen by the Broncos as a 235-pound option in the running game. He's played some in a single-back set in his career. And he could see some snaps in a two-back look as well having lined up as a fullback previously in his career too. The Broncos worked out Hester and former Texans running back Steve Slaton last week, but elected to give Hester the available roster spot.

Hester is expected to get some carries in the offense at some point. He'll first have to get acclimated. All of the other Broncos backs — Knowshon Moreno, Ronnie Hillman, Lance Ball and Gronkowski — have been with the team all through the offseason program and training camp, so Hester is well behind them in the ways of the offense.....

Hester is seen as a run-game option, as well as a potential receiver out of the backfield. And the fact the Broncos spent so much time with him on pass-protection scenarios in his workout last week is an indication he will make an appearance on passing downs, possibly as a single back, as soon as he has a handle on the offense.

Much more on Hester's potential role as a runner: http://www.denverpost.com/recommended/ci_22068829

 

[Don Wassall]

It would be great to see Hester running the ball. I found it curious that the Broncos went with first round bust Moreno last Sunday when all week the hype had been that rookie Ronnie Hillman and journeyman Lance Ball would be splitting the carries. Moreno blew out his knee last season, but this season had looked so bad that he was often made inactive for games. Hillman is struggling with pass protection, so it's highly likely Peyton wouldn't be comfortable with a rookie trying to pick up blitzers, while Ball is just another lousy black running back.

So it's possible the coaching staff doesn't have confidence in any of their black RBs, which might finally result in Hester getting to play the position from which he sparked LSU to a national championship. But it's the NFL so I won't get my hopes up.

 

[white is right]

geez AND Kregg Lumpkin? are they looking at Mike Bell as well?

getting rid of Babin is ridiculous. He is listed with 5.5 sacks for the season in 11 games, which averages out to 8 sacks over 16 games, so he would have a had a slightly below average year for a sack specialist, since getting double digits is considered pretty damn good.

Lumpkin's signing shows you what Coughlin is thinking. If your White I want you as blocking back only. Lumpkin isn't better than Jersey Joe as an all around back which is what the 4th tailback is.

 

[celticdb15]

Jets sign Safety Lane Olson. They plan to use him as a slot receiver and special teams demon.

Former Warhawk Olson fulfills NFL dream, agrees to terms with Jets


By Neal Johnson
Just a few weeks ago, former Warhawk safety Lane Olson was working a job in finance at Northwestern Mutual in Waukesha, Wis.
Come January, he won’t be sitting behind a desk anymore.
After trying out for the New York Jets on Tuesday, Olson was offered a future contract to join the team in January.
“I’m truly blessed,” Olson said. “ still got a lot of work to do [and] a lot of things to prove. Keep the door open, I’m on Cloud Nine right now.”
The Jets expect to use the former safety as a slot receiver and also on special teams.


After exhausting his eligibility at UW-W and winning the Divison-III National Championship in 2010, Olson entered the 2011 NFL Draft. He showed off his athleticism for NFL scouts at his pro-day in Madison, Wis. where he ran a 4.3 second 40-yard dash, pumped out 29 repetitions on the bench press and leapt for a 38.5 inch vertical.
Olson, a Racine, Wis. native, was expected to be selected toward the end of the draft, perhaps in the seventh round, but never got the call.

“I was projected to go in the seventh round in some mock drafts,” he said. “The media talked me up a little bit. It hit me hard when I didn’t make it, but I was just glad for the opportunity.”
After waiting the entire weekend of the NFL Draft for a phone call, Olson was forced to begin his wait for a phone call from a team for a training camp invite.

With no interest from NFL clubs, Olson took his talents to Italy, where he played for Rhinos Milano of the IFL–but his new team wanted him to play more than just safety. Olson played both ways for Rhinos Milanos, playing wide receiver as well as safety. He scored 17 touchdowns in 11 games and averaged 24 yards per catch at receiver. The position change proved beneficial, as the Jets plan to use him at his new position.

“It was an once-in-a-lifetime experience,” he said. “I got paid to play football and travel all over Europe.”
Warhawks head coach Lance Leipold attributed work ethic to how Olson ended up a New York Jet.
“[Signing with the Jets] shows his dedication, passion and work ethic,” Leipold said. “He never gave up his dream, I really admire that.”

Olson isn’t the only ’Hawks football player to make it to the NFL in recent years. This past summer, former ’Hawks quarterback Matt Blanchard was signed to the practice squad of the Chicago Bears. Olson said he believes that his time at UW-W helped prepare him for the NFL.

“Coaching-wise [UW-W] has some of the best coaches in the country,” he said. “They run [the program] like it’s one of the top colleges in the country.”
Despite missing invites to training camps in both the 2011 and 2012 offseason, Olson never had any doubts that he had the talent to one day play in the NFL.

“I didn’t have any doubts that I could, I just wasn’t sure if I would ever get the opportunity,” Olson said.
Leipold said for more players in the program to get an opportunity like Olson, hard work is key.

“Find one small thing to get better at today,” Leipold said. “You find something to get better at, then you maximize your abilities. If we maximize our abilities, and give our best effort, those are things that will allow the Lane Olson’s to get opportunities.”

 

[referendum]

The white WR signing explosion continues as Lions sign Kris Durham off their practice squad.

 

[referendum]

I guess the Lions figured, "in for a penny, in for a pound" and decided why not sign another white WR, signing Lance Long today.

 

[referendum]

Over the last couple days there have been multiple O-lineman transactions due to injuries and other roster moves, with the end effect that 8 new white O-lineman have joined teams in the last few days. It seems teams aren't afraid of stocking up on white players in this white dominated roster ghetto.

 

[Truthteller]

I guess the Lions figured, "in for a penny, in for a pound" and decided why not sign another white WR, signing Lance Long today.

I doubt Durham or Long will never have a chance to play much in Detroit. Both should fire their agent for not finding a less hostile team/work environment. Even if (by some miracle) they were allowed to fill in for an injured player for an extended period of time and led the league in receptions, I'd expect the Lions "brain trust" would make sure to draft several receivers with more "upside potential" the next spring.

Think I'm being over dramatic? Consider what happened to Mike Furrey after he led the NFC in receptions six years ago! Looking at the Lions front office roster, I can't imagine any team in all sports (except the Pistons & Tigers) has a more white-hating crew calling the shots:

Front Office
Owner/Chairman – William Clay Ford, Sr.
Vice Chairman – William Clay Ford, Jr.
President – Tom Lewand
Senior Vice President/General Manager – Martin Mayhew
Senior Personnel Executive – James "Shack" Harris
Vice President of Football Operations – Cedric Saunders
Vice President of Pro Personnel – Sheldon White


The owners, the Ford Family, are the same people that fund the Ford Foundation, which is a total anti-white, pro illegal-immigrant, open borders organization. They pretty much keep LaRaza, MALDEF and many other outwardly hostile hate groups afloat.

I don't know much about Lewand (who seems like just an accountant type), but the next four -- who do all the Pro Scouting -- are all ex-NFL players and are all black. Shack Harris is a well known Black Panther, who ran the Jacksonville Jaguars franchise into the ground. Jax once had a waiting list for season tickets, when they were fairly white friendly (and winning games) in the 1990's and early 2000's, but thanks to Shack making the team all black, they've rarely sold out since 2004 and that's with a significantly reduced stadium capacity (tarps covering 1,000's of seats).

My guess is guys like Backus, Vanden Bosh, Reiff and Stafford are only on the roster because these 4 ebony "wise-men" realize they will be fired if they field a coal-black team that plays in front of 20,000 to 30,000 empty seats each week. At least Mayhew is smarter than his "mentor", James Harris, who thought there were enough retarded DWF's in Jacksonville willing to fill a huge stadium for a crappy team that closely resembled Grambling or Alcorn State.

 

[white is right]

Over the last couple days there have been multiple O-lineman transactions due to injuries and other roster moves, with the end effect that 8 new white O-lineman have joined teams in the last few days. It seems teams aren't afraid of stocking up on white players in this white dominated roster ghetto.

I too noticed that players have been going down like bowling pins. I wonder with the injury that the Giants had to "Native American" Sean Locklear will the lineman that was demoted be recalled and Jersey Joe added to the practice squad.

 

[Don Wassall]

I doubt Durham or Long will never have a chance to play much in Detroit. Both should fire their agent for not finding a less hostile team/work environment. Even if (by some miracle) they were allowed to fill in for an injured player for an extended period of time and led the league in receptions, I'd expect the Lions "brain trust" would make sure to draft several receivers with more "upside potential" the next spring.

Think I'm being over dramatic? Consider what happened to Mike Furrey after he led the NFC in receptions six years ago! Looking at the Lions front office roster, I can't imagine any team in all sports (except the Pistons & Tigers) has a more white-hating crew calling the shots:

Front Office
Owner/Chairman – William Clay Ford, Sr.
Vice Chairman – William Clay Ford, Jr.
President – Tom Lewand
Senior Vice President/General Manager – Martin Mayhew
Senior Personnel Executive – James "Shack" Harris
Vice President of Football Operations – Cedric Saunders
Vice President of Pro Personnel – Sheldon White


The owners, the Ford Family, are the same people that fund the Ford Foundation, which is a total anti-white, pro illegal-immigrant, open borders organization. They pretty much keep LaRaza, MALDEF and many other outwardly hostile hate groups afloat.

I don't know much about Lewand (who seems like just an accountant type), but the next four -- who do all the Pro Scouting -- are all ex-NFL players and are all black. Shack Harris is a well known Black Panther, who ran the Jacksonville Jaguars franchise into the ground. Jax once had a waiting list for season tickets, when they were fairly white friendly (and winning games) in the 1990's and early 2000's, but thanks to Shack making the team all black, they've rarely sold out since 2004 and that's with a significantly reduced stadium capacity (tarps covering 1,000's of seats).

My guess is guys like Backus, Vanden Bosh, Reiff and Stafford are only on the roster because these 4 ebony "wise-men" realize they will be fired if they field a coal-black team that plays in front of 20,000 to 30,000 empty seats each week. At least Mayhew is smarter than his "mentor", James Harris, who thought there were enough retarded DWF's in Jacksonville willing to fill a huge stadium for a crappy team that closely resembled Grambling or Alcorn State.

The Lions had John Standeford a few years ago and jerked him around like several other NFL teams had. Standeford did get some playing time with Detroit due to injuries to "real" receivers and acquitted himself quite well with 15 receptions for 244 yards in 2008 in limited playing time before having just 1 catch in '09 before being cut. Before that he had been on several other teams but had no regular season receptions. Standeford was a lot like Mike Hass -- fantastic hands, great route runner, but didn't have "blazing speed" and of course few blacks do either. Standeford was also 6' 4", would have made an outstanding NFL receiver after a record breaking career at Purdue, but Detroit ended up being the burial ground for his pro career.

 

[Freethinker]

A negro's criminality is a White man's gain. From rotten roto:

Cowboys placed NT Josh Brent on the non-football injury/illness list.

A source tells ESPN Dallas that Brent is "emotionally unable to play after being charged with intoxication manslaughter" for his involvement in teammate Jerry Brown's death Saturday. The move clears a roster spot but allows Brent to remain at the Cowboys' facility so he can get support from the organization. Once he pleads guilty or is convicted, the NFL will almost certainly step in with a minimum one-year suspension.

Cowboys signed DT Brian Schaefering.

He'll take the roster spot of DT Josh Brent, who was placed on the reserve/non-football illness list Wednesday. A fourth-year pro, Schaefering appeared in all 16 games for the Browns last season, and is just two years removed from making nine starts. His snaps should be limited for Big D, however.

 

[Don Wassall]

A negro's criminality is a White man's gain. From rotten roto:

Cowboys placed NT Josh Brent on the non-football injury/illness list.

A source tells ESPN Dallas that Brent is "emotionally unable to play after being charged with intoxication manslaughter" for his involvement in teammate Jerry Brown's death Saturday. The move clears a roster spot but allows Brent to remain at the Cowboys' facility so he can get support from the organization. Once he pleads guilty or is convicted, the NFL will almost certainly step in with a minimum one-year suspension.

Cowboys signed DT Brian Schaefering.

He'll take the roster spot of DT Josh Brent, who was placed on the reserve/non-football illness list Wednesday. A fourth-year pro, Schaefering appeared in all 16 games for the Browns last season, and is just two years removed from making nine starts. His snaps should be limited for Big D, however.

So if Brent becomes "emotionally able to play" in a week or two, will he then be suiting up for Dallas? I saw a very short clip where Brent showed up with the dead player's mother at a funeral service. She apparently has forgiven him. Wouldn't surprise me at all if Brent escapes with little or no punishment.

I didn't know until this incident happened that all NFL players can call for a ride any time of day if they're too messed up to drive. This special service is written into the players' union's contract with the owners. Yet it's rarely used. The idiocy of so many of these incredibly privileged and pampered black athletes never fails to amaze.

 

[white is right]

So if Brent becomes "emotionally able to play" in a week or two, will he then be suiting up for Dallas? I saw a very short clip where Brent showed up with the dead player's mother at a funeral service. She apparently has forgiven him. Wouldn't surprise me at all if Brent escapes with little or no punishment.

I didn't know until this incident happened that all NFL players can call for a ride any time of day if they're too messed up to drive. This special service is written into the players' union's contract with the owners. Yet it's rarely used. The idiocy of so many of these incredibly privileged and pampered black athletes never fails to amaze.

Some clubs have had this policy for close to 20 years, I think the NFL made this a league wide policy recently. The league even took away the convienent excuse of what am I going to do with my ride (excuse for drunk driving), by contracting car services to deliver the vehicle to the player's home. Even then these dumb fools still get popped. Texas is a throw the book at criminals state, but they do love their "Boys"....:frusty:

 

[Extra Point]

Jets sign Safety Lane Olson. They plan to use him as a slot receiver and special teams demon.

Former Warhawk Olson fulfills NFL dream, agrees to terms with Jets


By Neal Johnson
Just a few weeks ago, former Warhawk safety Lane Olson was working a job in finance at Northwestern Mutual in Waukesha, Wis.
Come January, he won’t be sitting behind a desk anymore.
After trying out for the New York Jets on Tuesday, Olson was offered a future contract to join the team in January.
“I’m truly blessed,” Olson said. “ still got a lot of work to do [and] a lot of things to prove. Keep the door open, I’m on Cloud Nine right now.”
The Jets expect to use the former safety as a slot receiver and also on special teams.


After exhausting his eligibility at UW-W and winning the Divison-III National Championship in 2010, Olson entered the 2011 NFL Draft. He showed off his athleticism for NFL scouts at his pro-day in Madison, Wis. where he ran a 4.3 second 40-yard dash, pumped out 29 repetitions on the bench press and leapt for a 38.5 inch vertical.
Olson, a Racine, Wis. native, was expected to be selected toward the end of the draft, perhaps in the seventh round, but never got the call.

“I was projected to go in the seventh round in some mock drafts,” he said. “The media talked me up a little bit. It hit me hard when I didn’t make it, but I was just glad for the opportunity.”
After waiting the entire weekend of the NFL Draft for a phone call, Olson was forced to begin his wait for a phone call from a team for a training camp invite.

With no interest from NFL clubs, Olson took his talents to Italy, where he played for Rhinos Milano of the IFL–but his new team wanted him to play more than just safety. Olson played both ways for Rhinos Milanos, playing wide receiver as well as safety. He scored 17 touchdowns in 11 games and averaged 24 yards per catch at receiver. The position change proved beneficial, as the Jets plan to use him at his new position.

“It was an once-in-a-lifetime experience,” he said. “I got paid to play football and travel all over Europe.”
Warhawks head coach Lance Leipold attributed work ethic to how Olson ended up a New York Jet.
“[Signing with the Jets] shows his dedication, passion and work ethic,” Leipold said. “He never gave up his dream, I really admire that.”

Olson isn’t the only ’Hawks football player to make it to the NFL in recent years. This past summer, former ’Hawks quarterback Matt Blanchard was signed to the practice squad of the Chicago Bears. Olson said he believes that his time at UW-W helped prepare him for the NFL.

“Coaching-wise [UW-W] has some of the best coaches in the country,” he said. “They run [the program] like it’s one of the top colleges in the country.”
Despite missing invites to training camps in both the 2011 and 2012 offseason, Olson never had any doubts that he had the talent to one day play in the NFL.

“I didn’t have any doubts that I could, I just wasn’t sure if I would ever get the opportunity,” Olson said.
Leipold said for more players in the program to get an opportunity like Olson, hard work is key.

“Find one small thing to get better at today,” Leipold said. “You find something to get better at, then you maximize your abilities. If we maximize our abilities, and give our best effort, those are things that will allow the Lane Olson’s to get opportunities.”

The Jets made an excellent move. Olson is a tremendous athlete and a good football player. If given a fair chance he'll be successful, no matter what position they put him at. I think he can play CB too.

 

[referendum]

For the first time in a long time the Bills will have a white WR on the roster, as they signed Chris Hogan today. Too bad its so late in the year, as he likely won't have much time to prove himself.