Week 4 2009

[backrow]

Hillis returned to practice Thursday
The team's official website is reporting that Broncos' running back Peyton Hillis returned to practice in a limited fashion on Thursday. Hillis sat out Wednesday's practice with a head injury.
Our View: Hillis suffered the injury on Sunday against the Raiders, but it looks like he should be ready to go this weekend. If he is back on the practice field again today, you can probably plan on him playing, but head injuries can be unpredicatble.

McDaniels is an idiot anyhow, if he played him on STs when he was not even involved in offense. i wonder if Denver fans are fully on Moreno's bandwagon and forgot all about Hillis? let's hope he gets the hell out of Denver, but to be honest, who would use him as a power back??? even Shanahan only did it when he was forced (although i can see McDaniels signing just about any scrub even if all the injuries happened again, just so he doesn't have to play Hillis.)

 

[whiteathlete33]

Some positives out of this season are that Dallas Clark has improved and Brent Celek is showing he has star potential.Austin Collie is also showing he can be a force in the league. The deal with Hillis, Woodhead, and Leonard just makes me mad.

 

[Thrashen]

"Btw, as I type this, I heard some obnoxious female jock sniffer on ESPN describe Jacob Hester as "rumbling" into the end zone for a touchdown. Gee, that's so cute. So Castean. So racist."Â￾


I only watched less than 5 minutes of this boring game, and I also heard this unnecessary, yet very necessary comment by that corporate-sideline-slut. I'm sure not a single person within the legions on zombie-slaves even noticed, or has ever noticed, that "rumbling, stumbling, bumblin"Â￾ is carefully scripted vernacular for "slow white athlete."Â￾ We all know the standard grocery list of archetypal "terms"Â￾ the media-pigs bestow upon our athletes. I didn't have the (dis)pleasure of seeing the Deon Sanders "is he dragging a bus?"Â￾ gem, but I'm sure it was "funny as hell"Â￾ to the drunken white, black supremacists watching the highlights. They probably gave each other a sweaty high-five in celebration, then chugged yet another beer.

This week was not all doom-and-gloom. Russell is struggling worse than any QB in NFL history. Jason Campbell and the all-african Redskins are undoubtedly the most boring sports franchise I've ever seen"¦.and almost should have lost to the equally-humiliating Bucs at home (after losing to the Lions, that is). McNabb, the only semi-consistent black QB since Warren Moon, is injured for the hundredth season in a row"¦and the "bust"Â￾ (who played ½ of one game before starting against the Saints), Kevin Kolb, has had some awesome starts in McNabb's place. Even the media has acknowledged that they were wrong to scream "Kolb sucks"Â￾ from the highest building ever since he played against the Ravens for 30 minutes last season.

Black WRs are struggling as well. Dallas WR, Roy Williams, has been absolutely pathetic for the Cowboys since being traded last season and being anointed the "#1"Â￾ this season. He barely has 200 yards through 4 games (most came VS. Tampa Bay). Super-smurf-scrubs like Sam Hurd and Miles Austin are even out-playing Williams. Joey Galloway was a healthy scratch, which basically confirms what anyone with a working brain already knew during the pre-season....he's done for good. As Kaptain already mentioned, Marc Clayton's drop of a perfect Flacco pass was basically the miracle that prevented the Pats defense from once again blowing the game.

It's also nice to see caste coaches like Jeff Fisher, who used to field the whitest team in the NFL, go 0-4. Hopefully Jeffy Boy, the longest tenured NFL coach, learns the hard way. After Vanden Bosch, David Ball, WSTD Donnie Nickey, 4 white OL, and Collins, I could care less about this team. I desperately want Fisher to bench Collins in favor of the "electric" Vince Young, which would officially make this NFL season the most mediocre in recent memory. Not even Fisher is dumb enough to bring Young into a game. After the team singed the superhuman WR Nate Washinton from the Steelers, and failed to land Matt Jones, I hoped the worst for this team.Edited by: Thrashen

 

[backrow]

i was actually watching the bengals game with my friend, he's a marine stationed in madrid and he was completely oblivious to the fact that Brian Leonard is not treated the way he should be. after i talked to him a little bit, he did agree that there's no reason whatsoever he shouldn't be more involved in the offense. hopefully his 7 touches is a sign of him getting more involved in the game plan. also, if benson gets injured it would be Brian's job, as Scott will most likely fail as a primary back.

it's all what-ifs right now.

 

[whiteathlete33]

I am happy to see Reed Doughty have a good game. He started a few games in the past few seasons and he was always good. I believe he is also hearing impaired. Way to go Reed!

 

[Freethinker]

All the posts and commentary on week 4 by you guys are right on the money, like usual.

I share in the sentiments that this season has been boring and mediocre at best. Half the teams in the NFL are simply unwatchable. Scoring seems down despite the excellent abilities of our white star quarterbacks. The anointed "star" receivers and running backs, excluding the few legit talented players, are putting up pedestrian numbers. In my 8-10 years of watching the NFL this appears to be the most "watered down" version I can recall. Either this negro charade is coming apart at the seems or I am simply more aware of the realities of this racist league. Regardless the answer, I am sure that I enjoy watching games less and less every week. With the exception of the Giants and the few "white friendly" teams I would rather watch something else or nothing at all. I noticed yesterday that I channeled-surfed uncontrollably during the Dallas/Denver game because the game was so uninteresting. I could not even wait until one of the seemingly infinite commercial breaks!

I was never a college football fan at all before last year but now I find myself looking forward to Saturdays more than Sundays. I made the jump from NBA to NCAA a few years ago and it seems I may do the same for football. At least their are white friendly programs , examples BYU for football and Duke for basektball, year after year to enjoy. The NFL and NBA cannot say the same.

 

[Don Wassall]

I just caught the highlights of the game on NFL.com. Surprise = Deion sanders says right as the camera shows Hester running: "He's pullin a bus isn't he?" An obvious slam on Hester's speed.

At least Eisen and Mariucci ignore Sanders' asine comment it and focus on Hester's "heads up" play.

I was watching and didn't catch what Sanders said, but knew by the way he said it that it was derogatory. During the game neither Collinsworth

nor Michaels mentioned anything about Hester being the leading runner on a national championship team after his big play. Nor did they say anything complimentary about Eric Weddle, who played his usual solid game and is, statistically at least, the best safety in the league. But Collinsworth did see fit to singleWeddle out and scold him as the goat on a touchdown catch and run by Mewelde Moore. Meantime Weddle is about the only competent player ona pathetic Chargers defense that let the Steelers move up and down the field at will.

 

[whiteathlete33]

It looks like Daunte Culpopper may start on Sunday due to Stafford's injury.

 

[Borussia]

Boring and insulting week for White minded NFL fans. Nice to see new White starter Reed Doughty outplay his afflete teammates.
Heath Miller played a very solid game, Collie makes a fantastic catch and Manning and Clark kick black ass every which way once again.

The Hester play is a great metaphor. Star White back leads his big program College team to a National Championship (at LSU of all places) and after getting his feet barely wet by Castean coach Turner in his rookie season, gets placed on ST duty where all the 'blue collar', 'just make plays' sorts of White players are allowed to play.

Tomlinson is about done, Sproles is not an every down back. If Turner was not a caste coach, Hester should be playing every single game.
So Hester does what he has to do and just literally grabs the ball and runs with it. TD no less. How's that for athleticism and courage Coach Turner? You're a piece of garbage Norv.

Barrett Rudd led the black Bucs in tackles. What happened to his brother Bo? He was a tackling machine for nearly 4 years straight. Is he another White LB quietly cut by the Caste system?

Any updates on Poluszny? We must realize that he will get white listed real soon if he does not get over the injury bug next year. They will discard him and not provide him another real opportunity if he can't show what he can do.

Did anyone see Cowboys WR Roy Williams walking around with his hands on his hips during the last crucial drive? He took a bit of a shot a drive or two before. As usual with ego centric black affletes, he stays out under 'injured' as this is easier then to tough it out less then 100% and risk looking bad.
Ironically, he is quite overrated anyway in the standard black WR freak afflete kind of way.
Little heart and courage, very average hands. Waste of height for the most part.
Typical star afflete.

Hillis must get out of Denver after this year which will likely be wasted doing kamikaze on ST.

With the exception of the White QBs, a below average week.
Maybe the Packers can salvage something for our side tonight.

We will have to watch Allen and Greenway too. Just truly disappointed in the Vikings for cutting 3 solid White players during the last cuts of preseason.

 

[Bear Backer]

All the posts and commentary on week 4 by you guys are right on the money, like usual.

I share in the sentiments that this season has been boring and mediocre at best. Half the teams in the NFL are simply unwatchable. Scoring seems down despite the excellent abilities of our white star quarterbacks. The anointed "star" receivers and running backs, excluding the few legit talented players, are putting up pedestrian numbers. In my 8-10 years of watching the NFL this appears to be the most "watered down" version I can recall. Either this negro charade is coming apart at the seems or I am simply more aware of the realities of this racist league. Regardless the answer, I am sure that I enjoy watching games less and less every week. With the exception of the Giants and the few "white friendly" teams I would rather watch something else or nothing at all. I noticed yesterday that I channeled-surfed uncontrollably during the Dallas/Denver game because the game was so uninteresting. I could not even wait until one of the seemingly infinite commercial breaks!

I was never a college football fan at all before last year but now I find myself looking forward to Saturdays more than Sundays. I made the jump from NBA to NCAA a few years ago and it seems I may do the same for football. At least their are white friendly programs , examples BYU for football and Duke for basektball, year after year to enjoy. The NFL and NBA cannot say the same.

I find myself even having a hard time just tuning in for a few minutes to check the scores or watch a few plays. I probably haven't watched over 15 minutes of actual game time in four weeks. The NFL is downright BORING! We all know why, the reasons have been beat to death. The "Parody" of poor play and the caste system is making it unwatchable. If I have to watch games where mistakes and poor play are an inherent and decisive part of the product, I would much rather watch college football instead of the over-paid and over-hyped afroletes in the NFL.

 

[whiteathlete33]

Collinsworth just makes me so mad. Besides downplaying Miller's touchdown catch he seems to put down every white player on the field. Al Michaels is hardly any better but I can at least tolerate his voice. Collinsworth is like the little dwork in high school that always got picked on.

 

[green fire317]

Barrett's brother Bo was signed by thr bucaneers and then cut and that is the last i have heard of him.

 

[toddelle]

Watched ESPN's NFL Primetime and saw no highlight of Hester's TD.

 

[Don Wassall]

It's also nice to see caste coaches like Jeff Fisher, who used to field the whitest team in the NFL, go 0-4. Hopefully Jeffy Boy, the longest tenured NFL coach, learns the hard way. After Vanden Bosch, David Ball, WSTD Donnie Nickey, 4 white OL, and Collins, I could care less about this team. I desperately want Fisher to bench Collins in favor of the "electric" Vince Young, which would officially make this NFL season the most mediocre in recent memory. Not even Fisher is dumb enough to bring Young into a game. After the team singed the superhuman WR Nate Washinton from the Steelers, and failed to land Matt Jones, I hoped the worst for this team.

Fisher being relatively fair to white defensive players, along withdeveloping former QBDrew Bennett as a receiver, was a short-lived affair.And it'sbeen painful to watch him make excuses for one afflete after another who has been arrested, or is engaging in "hijinks" like the annual fighting with and spitting on Donnie Nickey in training camp. The Titansplay the Colts this Sunday night, would be great to see Indy stick a fork in this crew.

 

[whiteathlete33]

Did anyone see how afflete Mark Clayton dropped a pass from Joe Flacco at the end of the game? He pretty much cost them the game and allowed the Patriots to win. The hands of stone receiver even admitted it was his fault and that the ball was perfectly thrown. If he said anything else he would have made himself look even stupider.

 

[backrow]

a bit of white on white! Allen and Robison combine for a sack on Rodgers, Chad Greenway recovers!

 

[whiteathlete33]

Yep I just caught that.

 

[backrow]

John Kuhn with a carry, now why don't they do it more often? 5 yard gain.

 

[whiteathlete33]

Jared Allen is something special. He has the most sacks of any player over the past 3 years. He is also only in his 6th season and 27 years old so he still has alot of football ahead of him.

 

[dwid]

what a nice play by Clay Matthews to strip the ball from Peterson and run it in for the touchdown

and how does Peterson have "the strongest hands" if he is having fumbling problemsEdited by: dwid

 

[backrow]

haha, well to be fair that's not much to do with hand strength (look at Pittman, even Mike Alstott was known to fumble and there wasn't any RB in the elagu stronger than him).

what a great play by Clay! and on Peterson, too. he did exactly same thing as Hester did last night!

also, loving Jared Allen's play tonight.

EDIT and now Matt Giordano and Korey Hall absolutely levelled Harvin, hahaEdited by: backrow

 

[Guest]

Rogers holding on too long giving Mullet Man some time for a few shots. McCarthy under investigation for giving the ball to Kuhn several weeks in a row. The refs suck with those poor calls against Woodson, without those and the fairly solid run D the Pack might be ahead in this game.

 

[celticdb15]

wile that penalty on woodsons pick was terrible!! This is going to bea high scoring affair hopefully the Pack can come out on top. HOw about Chillar? He hs 8 tackles so far!

 

[whiteathlete33]

2.5 sacks for Allen and a forced fumble.

 

[whiteathlete33]

Brian Robinson is going to be really good.Edited by: whiteathlete33