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It looks like somebody's been reading CF! He even has a link to the Terrance Cody "topless"... nonetheless, there had to be a few "obligatory Whites" who are a bit heavy.


http://www.cbssports.com/columns/story/13691510/looking-for-laughs-in-this-fat-albert-episode-not-here?tag=globalNav.nfl;cover
This Greg Doyle guy is quickly becoming my favorite sports writer. He is one of the few to call out the appalling afflete behavior for what it is. He properly calls Haynesworth a slob.

Doyle has also recently written: an article questioning Bengal's fans and their support of a criminal team, Ochocinco's runaway ego, Jesse Jackson's idiocy, Lebron being a coward and Chris Paul following Lebron down the selfish road. Based on the comments I have read after his articles, Doyle is despised by most of the DWFs. With that being said, I hope he continues to "get it" with future articles.
 

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Super-slow-footed sumo-sized "wide receiver" actually manages to lose some weight. It only took him five years after he was the 10th pick of the first round in '05.

Seahawks WR Mike Williams, who's weighed as much as 270 pounds previously as a pro, reported to training camp at 233. Williams has been mentioned as a long-shot candidate for the Seahawks' seemingly wide-open No. 2 receiver job, though it's doubtful he'll beat out Golden Tate or Deon Butler. Williams would do well just to make the final 53.
 

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We need to keep track of all the defensive tackles drafted in the first two rounds in '09 and '10. There was a ridiculous amount taken this year, all black of course. Wouldn't surprise me in the least if every last one of them is an "underachiever." Suh might bean exception.
 

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Here are just a few of the obese black DT's taken in the 2010 NFL draft.

Dan Williams-6'2 327lbs of fat and a first round pick

Terrence Cody-6'3 listed at 354 but around 375 lbs and a second round pick!!!

Brian Price 6'1 303lbs another lard who was drafted in the 3rd round.

Joseph Linval-6'4 328 lbs and a second round pick.

All of these defensive tackles are carrying at least 30 % bodyfat and that's being generous. I'm predicting all four of these will be busts plus a decent portion of the 16 or so other defensive tackles drafted in 2010.

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From '09:


B.J. Raji, Green Bay (the definition of a sumo; probably will never live up to his draft position): http://espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=12447


Peria Jerry, Atlanta (a wasted rookie campaign due to knee injury; he's an older black player who'll be 26 later this month): http://espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=12444


Ziggy Hood, Pittsburgh: http://espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=12442


Ron Brace, New England:


Fili Moala, Indy: http://espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=12446


Sen'Derrick(?) Marks, Tennessee Titans: http://espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=12445


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Just to throw in the first 3 DTs from the 3rd Round:


Alex Magee: http://espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=12686


Jarron Gilbert: http://espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=12660


Terrance Knighton: http://espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=12677

Apparently, he has "packed on the pounds." That seems to happen often...


*All this black-drafting is just vile promotion of the black athletic supremacy myth.*
 

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Freethinker said:
Deadlift said:
It looks like somebody's been reading CF! He even has a link to the Terrance Cody "topless"... nonetheless, there had to be a few "obligatory Whites" who are a bit heavy.





http://www.cbssports.com/columns/story/13691510/looking-for-laughs-in-this-fat-albert-episode-not-here?tag=globalNav.nfl;cover

This Greg Doyle guy is quickly becoming my favorite sports writer. He is one of the few to call out the appalling afflete behavior for what it is. He properly calls Haynesworth a slob.



Doyle has also recently written: an article questioning Bengal's fans and their support of a criminal team, Ochocinco's runaway ego, Jesse Jackson's idiocy, Lebron being a coward and Chris Paul following Lebron down the selfish road. Based on the comments I have read after his articles, Doyle is despised by most of the DWFs. With that being said, I hope he continues to "get it" with future articles.

The picture they show, that says "Cody fits right in on bulky Raven's line". Notice Kelly Gregg is the only guy that doesn't have a gut that sticks out. And no, Cody doesn't fit right in because he isn't just "bulky", he looks like a morbidly obese pregnant welfare mother who decided to put a Raven's football uniform on. The rest of the world has to be laughing at us like "this is one of America's best athletes?"

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As Sonny and Cher used to sing, and the beat goes on. . . this time for the second pick of the first round in '09.

Rams OT Jason Smith (toe) practiced in team drills Wednesday for the first time in training camp. Smith had been limited to individual work ever since suffering a stress fracture in his toe in early-to-mid June OTAs. The 2009 No. 2 pick's position for 2010 is uncertain. He's currently working as a second-team right tackle. Edited by: Don Wassall
 

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Could another sumo have a "serious" Achilles' injury?


With DT D'Anthony Smith down possibly for the year with an Achilles injury, veteran DLs Atiyyah Ellison and Walter Curry are back in the thick of the battle for roster positions. Smith was the team's second pick in this year's draft (round three).

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/players/playerpage/1125777/danthony-smith?tag=DailyTable;DailyTableData


I didn't memorize Blacksonville's whole Draft class, but I find it interesting that they selected Alualu and then also this guy. I know John Henderson is now gone, but a lot of teams seem to have "DT obsessions."

Hey teams, maybe you should try drafting a White man, and he can successfully hold the point for years to come.
 

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Yes DT is now the new OT. I still don't understand how if OG is still a majority White position why isn't DT. By the way Pittsburgh has a starting Tongan. Who might well be the largest linemen they got....
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Looking around the Chiefs team website the other day, I came across this tidbit from an interview with head coach Todd Haley:




Q: What's more important for a defensive lineman, size, strength or leverage?
HALEY: "Bob, you know how I grew up. You know my roots. I like athletic football players playing up front. But in this day and age you need some bulk and size. That's a hard combination to find a lot of times because there just aren't many 320-pound guys who are able to be real athletic out there. You can see across the front we have a lot of different shapes and sizes. Of course you'd like everybody to be prototypical size and prototypical athleticism but I don't think it's possible right now unless you're picking number one for the next 10 years. I think it's a combination. If you look across our line, you'll see some different shapes and sizes, some guys like C <NOBR jQuery1281046278500="42">Casey Wiegmann <OBR> and G <NOBR jQuery1281046278500="45">Ryan Lilja <OBR> that aren't that prototypical size, but they've been able to forge pretty good careers because<OBR><NOBR jQuery1281046278500="45">number one, they are quick and faster than a lot of guys but more importantly they understand leverage <OBR><NOBR jQuery1281046278500="45">and how to get the job done vs. bigger and sometimes stronger guys. I think I'm looking for guys that like <OBR><NOBR jQuery1281046278500="45">to play football and who are good football players. The more of those you have the better."Â￾

It seems to me that Haley is confused. Here he sees athletic white OL players who can get
it done in Pro Bowl fashion, but can't picture it for the other side, and going against his gut
instincts by saying that they need to be big, fat sumos in this "day and age". Who says??<OBR>Edited by: FootballDad
 

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Most of the dwindling minority of White o-linemen and defensive tackles are "undersized" compared to the morbidly obese blacks playing those positions. It's highly unusual for any white male that young to weigh that much, "athlete" or not, even in this era of Frankenfood. And if White high school football players started ballooning up to 330 pounds and more, college programswould want nothing to do with them anyway.

I've written it before in jest, but when you get down to it what the NFL is doing is equivalent to the NHL installing 500 pound goalies in front of the nets -- more and more using guys on both sides of the ball who take up space rather than letting athletes play those positions.
 

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I know it has been posted that a female reporter almost passed the conditioning test that Albert Haynesworth couldn't pass (I think it is supposed to be a little harder than the one Cody couldn't pass, but still pretty easy) but Mike Golic, a retired football player (defensive tackle) just did, and it was the same one that Fat Albert couldn't pass for so many days. Golic is almost 50 and has been retired since 1993, yet we are supposed to believe the current athletes now are bigger, faster and stronger etc. They are bigger, and not in a good way, that is about it.

[TUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPbU9S4Lvhs[/TUBE]

Some people are saying he didn't pass it and missed it by a few seconds, so even if if this is true the guy has been out of football since 1993, so it still puts Albert to shame either way. I am willing to bet that most retired "affletic" defensive tackles would probably collapse trying to perform this drill as they tend to get even bigger after retirement.

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Yet another first round DE bust, and a malcontent to boot, one of the NFL's favorite combinations. Sir Kentwan has managed 11 tackles in 2 seasons in the league to compliment his 0 sacks:

AWOL DL Kentwan Balmer likely sealed his fate with the 49ers by ripping the organization on Wednesday. "People are making a big deal about of nothing," he said. "I feel like the 49ers could do a better job of saying that, but it's not my place to say." Well, he said it alright. A complete non-factor through two seasons, the 2008 first-round pick can probably forget about playing another snap in San Francisco.
 

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Don Wassall said:
Yet another first round DE bust, and a malcontent to boot, one of the NFL's favorite combinations.  Sir Kentwan has managed 11 tackles in 2 seasons in the league to compliment his 0 sacks:
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<div>AWOL DL Kentwan Balmer likely sealed his fate with the 49ers by ripping the organization on Wednesday. "People are making a big deal about of nothing," he said. "I feel like the 49ers could do a better job of saying that, but it's not my place to say." Well, he said it alright. A complete non-factor through two seasons, the 2008 first-round pick can probably forget about playing another snap in San Francisco. </div>



I remember Balmer at North Carolina"¦he made 2 or 3 "flashy"Â￾ plays in his entire career. Those few seconds of "work"Â￾ were enough to make him a multi-millionaire.

He made less than 80 total tackles, and less than 5 sacks in his entire collegiate career. Those are absolutely wretched stats"¦.nay; those stats give new meaning to word "wretched."Â￾

Such is life under the Red, White, and Blue flag of wickedness.
 

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Snow, that's dadgum hilarious!
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Orien Harris was another huge bust at DT, originally drafted by Pittsburgh. I can still recall when he was a "4 or 5 star" on Rivals, and he almost certainly was, considering the fact that he went to Thug U.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=9719


Another Thug U product, LB/DE Baraka Atkins, hasn't done anything in the NFL either:

http://espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=10564


Just think, there are many excellent White athletes that could be drafted in the 4th Round.. and they could truly help a team.
 

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Ravens OT Gaither out with back injury


With Gaither sidelined, the Ravens have been going with Oniel Cousins at right tackle and he's expected to start there for the rest of the preseason.

Gaither acknowledged earlier in camp that he overdid it by drastically reducing his weight to 311 pounds after playing last season at roughly 340 pounds.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=An3pPpVGZvE3obxWKOYldFhzTrt_?slug=ap-ravens-gaither

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GSU lineman hospitalized with chest pains

http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/news?slug=ap-grambling-playerhospitalized
 

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Deadlift said:
It looks like somebody's been reading CF! He even has a link to the Terrance Cody "topless"... nonetheless, there had to be a few "obligatory Whites" who are a bit heavy.


http://www.cbssports.com/columns/story/13691510/looking-for-laughs-in-this-fat-albert-episode-not-here?tag=globalNav.nfl;cover


I'm angry because this lack of discipline is offensive, and it goes beyond sports. Guys like this often -- not always, but often -- lack the discipline to live their life the right way. Haynesworth stomped on a player's unprotected head in 2006, opening a 30-stitch gash in Dallas Cowboys center Andre Gurode's face. After eating his way out of the NBA, Oliver Miller was kicked off the Harlem Globetrotters for having no discipline and then, earlier this year, was expelled from a minor-league basketball game after running into the stands to confront a fan. Nate Newton had no willpower as a 360-pound lineman with Dallas, then was caught with 175 pounds of marijuana in his car. And there's John Daly, who has diluted his world-class talent for golf with his no-class tendencies toward food, alcohol, cigarettes and women.

The obligatory White is present, of course, but this is pretty good writing here. Discipline is largely the product of mental prowess, so, if you lack discipline, it's likely the result of having a dull-mind.

If he were to add the "extreme AA" to this discussion, everything would have been tied in nicely. It's clear that most of the sumos' are blacks/Polys.


There's something I find interesting.. In the article, he mentions the passing of "Dinner Bell" Mel (suicide) and Kevin Duckworth, two basketball players, but he fails to mention the recent passing of (DT) Norman Hand and also Chris Mims (obscure name, I'll give you that, but he was a 1st Round Pick).

Both basketball players were in their 40s when they passed, but both football linemen were under-40 when their hearts gave out. It's not just the jiggling rolls of fat that make these sumo lineman look "unhealthy," but it's the knowledge that these guys have been eating an abundance of greasy foods since they were children.

Something else... With the passing of Harry Galbreath and Chris Mims, those are two former Tennessee Vols' players right there, and Norman Hand went to Ole Miss. And, looking at the other original sumos, it's clear that the "sumo movement" started in the South, for sure, but, these days, there's no shortage of super-obese blacks in the North, either. If Mims or Hand were ON NFL rosters when they passed, YOU KNOW it would have gotten much more scrutiny, but, as it stands now, it's like "someone has sent it down the memory hole."


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Hand

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Mims


With all of the facts, one can really lay-down the gauntlet, and the anti-sumo message could really resonate. Doyle, if you're reading this, did you just forget about these linemen's deaths? One was a 1st Rounder, and the other, Hand, started every game he played in, except 28, in his career. I remember when he was with the Saints. I always thought his last name was "odd."
 
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