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I think more black athletes today would rather do other sports. Russell Wilson...choose football Kyler Murray.....choose football I think that's the norm. |
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Then why do these poor Latin countries pump out baseball players at high rates
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I am an historian of blacks in sport so can talk Cool Papa Bell, Josh Gibson, Satchel Paige, Jackie Robinson, Mayes, McCovery, Davis, but not a baseball fan. |
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When I read.....who gives a **** about race.
Why do we constantly see this kind of thing? Charley Frank Pride (born March 18, 1934[1]) is an American singer, musician, guitarist, business owner, and former professional baseball player. His greatest musical success came in the early to mid-1970s, when he became the best-selling performer for RCA Records since Elvis Presley.[4] During the peak years of his recording career (1966–87), he garnered 52 top-10 hits on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, 30 of which made it to number one. Pride is one of the few African-Americans to have enjoyed considerable success in the country music industry and one of only three (along with DeFord Bailey and Darius Rucker) to become a member of the Grand Ole Opry. He was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2000. In 2010, Pride became a special investor and minority owner of the Texas Rangers Major League Baseball club.[5] Apparently it is important. |
See, this is where you lose everyone
What the hell does Charley Pride have to do with black QBs? |
Well, if the Chiefs had drafted him in 83 they may not have won a SB but they would have had a lot more top 10 hits on the Billboard charts. And that's just a fact. If you can't admit that at least, well maybe you need to take a good hard look at yourself in the mirror and admit that you might be just a little bit racist.
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Did you know that Casey Kasum did the voice of Shaggy on Scooby Doo? And that the Harlem Globetrotters once made an appearance on Scooby Doo in a very special episode? And, furthermore, did you know that those very same Globetrotters are, in fact, negroes?
Jimmy the Greek was right - those people are just naturally better at solving mysteries. We just have to stop being so pc and admit it's true. |
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I was asked....who gives a ****....about race. So when talking Charlie Pride, Ernie Davis, Jack Johnson, Hattie McDaneil, Deford Bailey, Jackie Robinson, Joe Perry, George "Little Chocolate" Dixon, Doug Wiliams, Fritz Pollard, Isacc Murphy, why do we have to read about them being black? Remember that movie about that Texas Western basketball team starting five blacks.....A MOVIE over that. Why a movie about a white QB at Grambling? People do care, I was obviously giving examples of how it works. |
All Asians is good at math. Jews is good at the basketball
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Amen, brother. I for one am sick and damn tired of hearing about George "Little Chocolate" Dixon's ethnicity. Can't we just appreciate him for that thing he's so famous for without bringing up his race? |
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George Dixon (July 29, 1870 – January 6, 1908) was a Canadian professional boxer. After winning the Bantamweight title in 1892, Dixon became the first ever black athlete to win a World Championship in any sport; he was also the first Canadian-born boxing champion. Simply how it will go. |
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What got ignored by Joe Public is for years blacks were dominating sports where race limitations didn't exist like boxing and track. Black athletes from HBCU schools kicked ass on those all white SWC/SEC conference dudes at the NCAA and our Nationals. People saw it long before that Texas Western team. |
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I'm probably gonna melt a lot of snowflakes with this opinion, but ain't it about time we shipped these Canadians back where they come from? Canada to be specific. |
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True. Well, unless they play for the Texans, of course. |
Hopefully the OP gets Rompered for life this time...
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The success of black QBs isn't race driven. Most of the successful qbs this year are great runners. Last year, it was the year of the pocket qb. Mahomes, Brady, goff, brees, Rodgers... All do most of their damage in the pocket. Most of these QBs had bad years this season. Huge huge drop-off. I think the problem is that defenses overadjusted to stop passing games and left their run defenses exposed. That opened things up for athletic QBs. It will be interesting to see how defenses adjust this offseason to stopping lamar, 49ers run o, Derrick Henry, etc.... Have a feeling running QBs will drop-off next year.
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You don't have ti talk about it so what's the problem? |
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Jackson Murray Watson Prescott Newton ....have been running all their life, that isn't going to change. |
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Either way, why are poor Latin countries pumping out baseball players, but poor black communities not. |
Just one of a ton.....
The rise of black NFL quarterbacks has been both swift and spectacular. Just over 40 years after Doug Williams became the first African American passer to be selected in the opening round of the NFL draft, black quarterbacks now occupy positions of prominence throughout professional sports’ most successful league. Once dismissed as a group by the NFL’s longtime wrongheaded thinking based on skin color, black signal-callers have proven they possess the mettle, smarts and talent needed to thrive at the game’s most important position. They have been No. 1 overall draft picks. They have won league MVP awards. They have led teams to Super Bowl championships. One is even enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Talk about closing a gap. And today’s superstar black passers – Russell Wilson, Patrick Mahomes, Deshaun Watson, Lamar Jackson, Dak Prescott – are continuing to build on the accomplishments of the trailblazers who kicked down the door for them. Let’s look at some of the most important moments in their climb to the top. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ But we can't talk about here, really? Everywhere else can, just not us....why? Who is our greatest QB, can he run? Can Jimmy G run, nope! |
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How soon we forget.....
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/JaLn5bm0CY4" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> Here he is taking third at the NCAA in the grueling 400 hurdles 2008 (Des Moines, June 13) (26 contestants, 8 finalists; Q—49.93) 1. Jeshua Anderson (Washington State) ............... Fr................48.69 2. Reuben McCoy (Auburn)................................... Sr ...............48.71 3. Robert Griffin (Baylor) ....................................... Fr................49.55 4. Jussi Heikkilä' (South Carolina)......................... Sr ...............49.69 5. Nick Robinson (Texas A&M).............................. Sr ...............49.92 6. Terry Thornton (Hampton)................................. Sr ...............49.99 7. Kai Kelley (USC)................................................ Sr ...............50.45 |
I don’t see the surprise? The sport has been predominately African American for decades due to generally athletic superiority over white counterparts. Mahomes isn’t the best example of a Black quarterback because he’s as much white as he is black, but if you have to break it down by race then yay?!? I see it as the league is shifting to more of a hybrid because Defensive lines are getting penetration and the Defenses are responding to a more offensive tilted league, and back and forth we go. I like the new crop of Quarterback, and I guess if it’s giving African American quarterbacks a greater opportunity due to their inherent athleticism then good stuff. Diversity is always welcome to evolve the culture and sport to a better place.
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We are see it, that big vacated area just behind the rushers and in front the receivers going out. All a QB has to do is get there and its 10-15 yards, with a mobile QB you have that open to you, with an Eli or Rivers or Brady...nope! |
At least we can stop hearing about it now.
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Ubeja, do you think most black QBs are circumcised?
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"Proof! Mitchell Trubisky drafted ahead of Deshaun Watson!" :spock: |
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<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/K5jKAm7KMrY" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/y2BgNalykgg" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> Expect to hear a lot about this guy, but not as a QB. |
Toto Africa most influential blues song ever
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Give me a good example of Piedmont blues. |
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Obviously there are outliers but: OVERALL: Black people are physically superior. Asians are mentally superior. White and Hispanic people aren't superior at either but a little of both. Come at me bro. |
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A mobile QB is good in regular season. Get back to me when one wins in the playoffs. Wilson is the only one I can think of lately that has won a super Bowl
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In 1920 Mamie Smith recorded "Crazy Blues", it sold so well the record companies started looking for similar talent, which brought us Bessie Smith and Ma Rainey probably the two most important figures in them blues, their recording were so moving, so penetrating, that they changed things. Now what happened next? <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/qaz4Ziw_CfQ" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
A licky boom boom down
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490 rushing yards in his last two seasons. Eli 567 yards in 16 seasons, he isn't mobile. |
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Just look at the facts, it's all there. |
The Olympics will be held in Tokyo later this season, when they line up for the finals in the mens/womens 100m at least 13 of the 16 lanes will have black sprinters in them,just a fact of life. Nothing to get pissed off or excited about, it's just things are.
How many white cornerbacks/runningbacks in the last SB, try....0. |
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Cool the lingo little man, ok? |
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cool smart mobil great arm |
AAs are much more violent than their counterparts. Its very weird to see people arguing with UV over this. AAs excel at sportified violence. And while they dominate in certain areas, no one roots for them. Not even people who share their same ethnicity can stand them. It is completely genetic. no one can compete with Alcoholics anonymous.
except for maoris https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/gene/MAOA |
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alcoholism is genetic. |
Hmmm?
Russell Wilson best Seahawk QB ever Same can be said about.... Donovan McNabb Eagles Patrick Mahomes Chiefs Deshaun Watson Texans Steve McNair Titans Warren Moon Oilers Cam Newton Panthers Lamar Jackson will end up the best Raven QB with time. |
Don’t forget Geno Smith best Jets QB ever
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Unless lamar jackson starts becoming more of a pocket passer, I think his time in the NFL will be brief. I fully expect him to suffer a gruesome injury at some point. And how he comes back from that will tell you a lot. See Mike Vick when he torn his ACL. Same with RGIII.
Mahomes ran because he had to scramble out of the pocket due to pressure, excellent coverage, or to get an easy first/TD. He is a pass first QB. I do think you need a mobile QB in today's league. But you dont need a lamar jackson type of player. |
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I do think this is more of a race baiting thread than anything. Sports is supposed to unify us. Not divide us. A lot of black people have great genetics. A lot of white people have great genetics. I personally dont care what race you are. If your on the chiefs roster, I'm rooting hard as hell for your success. |
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