Another Coach to be FIRED

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by DT58HOF

I got a Question for all you know it all's?
Can the majoriity of Black males jump higher than white? YES
Can the Majority of Black males run faster than whites? YES

Does the MAJORITY OF BLACK QB's FAIL IN THE NFL? YES
Does the MAJORITY OF BLACK HEAD COACHES FAIL? YES

Hey asswipe:

Do the majority of QBs fail in the NFL?

How many get drafted and how many see teams? How many see starting jobs? How many KEEP their starting job, and how many are great QBs?

Comparing black QBs to white RBs is statistically inaccurate, too. Barely any RBs are white, yet there are many black QBs. You're just being reeruned.

[RealSNR]

Would all these black QBs who fail be given opportunities if they couldn't cut it?

It's like you think the NFL is deliberately pissing you off by trying to integrate racial equality to the QB position. The NFL scouts find talented players, some who happen to be black.

[Thig Lyfe]

[DT58HOF]

Originally Posted by SNR

Hey asswipe:

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asswipe? Keep Mouthing off I will send you to the Girls Room!

[The Poz]

Originally Posted by DT58HOF

asswipe? Keep Mouthing off I will send you to the Girls Room!

Why did you change this?
I saw what it first said. Did you realize you were out of line or afraid of what people over the internet may think of you over?

[DT58HOF]

Originally Posted by The Poz

Why did you change this?
I saw what it first said. Did you realize you were out of line or afraid of what people over the internet may think of you over?

No I just knew i shouldn't say that!!

[Bugeater]

Originally Posted by DT58HOF

No I just knew i shouldn't say that!!

You mean this?

Originally Posted by DT58HOF

asswipe? Keep Mouthing off I will send you to the back of the bus!!

[L.A. Chieffan]

He's just trying to get banned now...bye DT58HOF u dumb****

[DT58HOF]

Originally Posted by L.A.Chieffan

He's just trying to get banned now...bye DT58HOF u dumb****

banned for what?
it's happend before, I can change my ip address anytime i want, kewl i get to pick a new name and a new avatar, YEAH ME!!!!!!!

[DT58HOF]

The Truth is in the Report below

http://www.slate.com/id/2089193/

[DT58HOF]

The history of the NFL is filled with stories of black quarterbacks in college being converted into defensive backs or receivers upon turning pro, largely because of myths that they lacked the leadership skills, the smarts, or some combination thereof.
Time and achievement have whittled away at those thoughts, but how many persist in 2005? Is being a black quarterback no longer a big deal?
"This is history being made," McNabb said here this week, speaking of having faced Atlanta's Michael Vick in the NFC Championship Game on Jan. 23, the first time two African American quarterbacks had met for a conference title. "I'm surprised more people didn't want to talk about it."
McNabb then alluded to the small number of African American starting quarterbacks in the NFL (five of 32 teams started black quarterbacks at the end of the season). "People don't want to touch that, and I don't know why," he said.
At times in his career, McNabb has appeared to want to highlight race, but other times he has not. Discussing the topic means pointing to the growth of black quarterbacks (McNabb, Vick and Minnesota's Daunte Culpepper all made the Pro Bowl this season) but also possibly opening up wounds in a delicate subject.
Some Eagles see McNabb walking the fine line of a diplomat.
"He does everything with class," Blake said. "He answers his questions very carefully, very politically correct and he doesn't really put himself in a bad situation where he has to try to dig himself out. A lot of people don't realize it until it's brought up or they don't really see it because they're not black. A lot of things that happen in this country and in this world, they don't see it until they put themselves in our shoes."
Limbaugh, who resigned from a short-lived ESPN television career in the fallout from his comments about McNabb, jumped back into the fray last week. On his nationally syndicated radio show, he said, "There's no question McNabb has improved, and I'm happy to see it." McNabb, who majored in speech communications at Syracuse and minored in African American studies, has confided in his mother, Wilma, about the difficulties of playing quarterback in Philadelphia.
"We've had challenges in every season, if not injuries, then outside in the environment," Wilma McNabb said. "But there is no sense blowing it up in the press. I'm proud of him. We'll do what we have to do in the privacy of our own home."

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McNabb makes three

Previous black quarterbacks to start a Super Bowl:
-- Doug Williams and the Redskins beat the Broncos in 1988. -- Steve McNair and the Titans lost to the Rams in 2000.

[SPchief]

Infraction him bug

[jjchieffan]

I think I understand what he is saying. Maybe I can put in a less offensive way.(I hope) Lets for a minute compare black athletes to horses, just for an example. There are Thoroughbreds that are used for racing, there are other horses, such as Clydesdales that are work horses. It doesn't make any sense to use a thoroughbred to pull the budweiser wagons, or put a Clydesdale in the Belmont. Likewise, black athletes are the best athletes overall, but athleticism is only a small part of the package of an NFL quarterback. Vick was a tremendous athlete, but never came close to being the quarterback he was hyped to be. Likewise, white players, for the most part, aren't the best athletes on the field, but they do tend to make the best quarterbacks. I see nothing racist about that point of view. If I have offended anyone, I apologize.

[SPATCH]

Originally Posted by jjchieffan

I think I understand what he is saying. Maybe I can put in a less offensive way.(I hope) Lets for a minute compare black athletes to horses, just for an example. There are Thoroughbreds that are used for racing, there are other horses, such as Clydesdales that are work horses. It doesn't make any sense to use a thoroughbred to pull the budweiser wagons, or put a Clydesdale in the Belmont. Likewise, black athletes are the best athletes overall, but athleticism is only a small part of the package of an NFL quarterback. Vick was a tremendous athlete, but never came close to being the quarterback he was hyped to be. Likewise, white players, for the most part, aren't the best athletes on the field, but they do tend to make the best quarterbacks. I see nothing racist about that point of view. If I have offended anyone, I apologize.

holy shit... you failed miserably

[jjchieffan]

Originally Posted by the_spatula

holy shit... you failed miserably

Well, I am sorry then. I didn't realize you were so sensitive. I guess I find the racism issue to be silly anyway. Our favorite athletes are mostly black, we have black people in all positions in business. They are politicians. For crying out loud, we just elected a black man president of the United States. I personally have worked side by side with black people. I have had a black boss twice. I really never saw their race as an issue. It seems like the only people that are even making race an issue any more are the media, and people who want to cry racism to get their way. I was accused once of being a racist by a black man. We got into an argument over a bill. Out of the blue he asks me, "do you have a problem with my race?" He was losing the argument and just threw that crap out there. That is where I have a problem. That and the pc "african american" thing. I will tell you who is a racist. Oprah. But you don't hear the main stream media call her that. Let Jay Leno have Palin on, and deny Obama a spot on late night, and he would have been unemployed by the end of the week.