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Post by X factor on Sept 7, 2014 14:04:41 GMT -5
I knew the St Louis Rams would loose today, since they got rid of Michael Sam.
As of now the Rams are trailing the Vikings 13-3.
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Post by X factor on Sept 29, 2014 8:10:27 GMT -5
Should the Jaguars add Michael Sam to their roster?Dallas is having an exceptionally well season so far, why?, cause they have Michael Sam in their roster, or practice squad, where as the St Louis Rams are having a terrible season so far, why?, cause they cut Michael Sam. Kind of like how Jaguars continue to go winless, since they defaced Tim Tebow by saying they'd never ever consider bringing him on the team. The Tim Tebow effect still lingers over Jags, and now the Michael Sam effect will continue to linger over the Rams. But the Jags could rectify their situation if they brought Michael Sam to Jacksonville, FL, since the Jags defense is suffering so badly.
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Post by X factor on Oct 3, 2014 21:43:11 GMT -5
In order to pic games right, winners, losers, one has to understand much beyond the physical play.
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Post by X factor on Oct 6, 2014 16:36:39 GMT -5
Gus Bradly can start off 0-8 last year, start off 0-5 this year, and still praised by radio commentators.
Record...4 wins, 17 losses.
Yet man is being praised by local sportscasters, looked at as a hero, a savior, even though has worse record in NFL, and can't win games if life depended on it, yet nothing but praise for Gus Bradly from radio and sports commentators.
Yet I can remember 'black' NFL coaches like Singletary, or Dennis Green, former coach of Minnesota, and Arizona Cardinals.
Let's look at Dennis Greens record with Arizona for a second.
As you can see, Dennis's first year with the Cardinals was 6-10, better than Gus Bradly's first year with the Jags.
Dennis's second year was 5-11, we've yet to see if Gus Bradly can pull off 5 victories this year, as he hasn't won a single game yet.
All I'm saying is I don't remember anyone in media referring to Dennis Green as a 'genious' while having loosing record, yet it's all I hear local radio sportscaster heap upon Gus Bradly.
Seems if white coach looses, he's still praised and hailed as gifted and bright, but when black coach looses year after year, darker things are suggested, like affirmative action, not qualified ect.
And this mindset spills out far beyond football and into every day jobs.
But most aren't honest about why they do it, judge a black coach one way, and a white coach another.
Gus Bradly is a loser, a loosing coach, white or not, the guys a loser thus far with the Jags...I'll say it since others are afraid to.
Don't matter to me if he's white or black, he's a loser, and can't rally the Jaguars to victory, makes poor hiring choices, drafts wrong players ect.
Gus is a loser, thus far, and his color, being white, won't shield him from my critique.
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Post by X factor on Oct 19, 2014 13:50:17 GMT -5
Blake Bortles, QB of the JagsBlake Bortles gets a thumbs up from me so far. One of the few good pics the Jags have made in a few years. He's not afraid to throw the ball down field and seems to have a high QB IQ. I think he has a bright future in the NFL. Not his fault he ended up with the Jags, but if indeed he's a good QB, it will be up to him to elevate Jags to next level.
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Post by X factor on Oct 21, 2014 21:33:08 GMT -5
The Dallas Cowboys will loose the next 5-6 games after releasing Michael Sam
The NFL isn't Holy, and the God of the bible doesn't run the NFL.
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Post by X factor on Oct 25, 2014 10:14:09 GMT -5
What sickens me about the NFL in regards to Michael SamThe NFL would rather have millions of people watch closet gays play on the field, bi-soxuals, and other deviant types, than to allow one honest player to play, who's open about their orientation, and who is a one person type of guy. Michael Sam was, is, honest...and honest people are the best people in that you know up front what you're dealing with. The NFL is full of many closet versions of Michael Sam, and now they'll remain even more closet. After they witnessed how the league treated Sam. Kind of like sweeping dust under rug hoping no one will notice syndrome. Truth is the NFL, from players to coaches to owners and everyone in between, is full of the exact cross culture of America. That means yogarts, gays, abusers, drug addicts, racists, atheists, bullies, bi-soxuals, and on and on. But one thing the Michael Sam episode has taught them is to simply be 'hush' about it. Pretend you're 'normal'...and the league will give you a pass. Pretend you're 'normal', and the league will give you a passBut if you have enough integrity to come out about yourself that Michael Sam had, than suffer the full wrath of 'image control'. In other words if you lie, you're rewarded, if you're honest and tell the truth, you're punished. Both Michael Sam and Tim Tebow both represent the same thing, just on opposite ends of supposed moral scale. But both made NFL mistake of being to honest about who they are. In the meantime you can be as gay as you want, fornicate as much as you want, lie, cheat, steal, just keep it all under the carpet, and the NFL will give you a pass and sign you on to a deal. Wow.
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Post by X factor on Apr 21, 2017 19:41:17 GMT -5
Aaron HernandezSorry, but when heard today, on sports channel, that Aaron Hernandez committed suicide, I wasn't sure if heard right or not. I mean just the other day I thought the guy was getting out of prison, was being aquitted of former 'murder' charges...then next thing I know, or hear, he's 'dead', from suicide... To me, this story is not getting enough coverage from main stream media outlets...the story is practically being ignored in fact...Why? Instead Fox lines up prostitute looking hosts and guests, CNN doesn't cover, even sports radio has all but ignored this story...why? Well, the Zone Is different.. Appeals to 'deep thinker' types, who are perplexed at how one minute headlines say Hernandez about to be released from prison, then next minute hangs self in prison...something is odd here. It just doesn't feel right. The media insults you, all of you, by ignoring this story. Instead feed you BS garbage crap, followed by like 45 commercials in a row. Not here, more on Hernandez later
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Post by X factor on Sept 22, 2017 20:41:54 GMT -5
The reason why I don't watch NFL anymore has zero to do with politics or KappernickThe reason why I don't watch NFL on TV anymore has zero to do with politics or Kapernick taking a bow on sideline during Anthem, or any other player taking a knee, as for as that goes. Here is why I no longer make time to watch NFL 1. Getting older, the older I get, the less sports interests me, across the board, whether baseball, basketball ect. As one ages, the hero's one once admired when younger don't seem so heroric anymore. 2. Adds and commercials, adds and commercials are written in a way that really insults the minds of the thinking. Time is short, and when not working, don't have time to waste 40-50% of TV viewing time on commercials. 3. Not enough games plastered on TV, like olden days, I remember when growing up, on Sunday, just about every channel had NFL game playing on it, you couldn't avoid the NFL on Sunday when had CBS, NBC, ABC and other such networks, but now days hard to find regular NFL game on TV, the NFL, like with Heavy weight boxing, has 'hidden' itself behind to many special channels, this package that package, in 2017, most peoples lives are just to busy to waste time searching for games, so instead settle for scores on AM/FM radio while driving. 4. In 2017, common people work more yet earn less, so off time is very precious, and if only have a few hours off work, before bed, other things take priority. Talk radio hosts like Rush, Savage, ect, all attribute lower NFL viewership and game attendance to 'politics' (but of course they would, cause that's what they do, politicize all actions and behavior under the sun to fit their narrative of life and others) But in reality, politics have very little to do with it, and someone grounded in real world would know this, which millionaire talk radio hosts are not. In 2017, people just have a lot going on, so many more things to input from computers, Iphones and more. People today have a microwave mentality, and sitting down for game, just doesn't fit that microwave mentality now days. And it transfers over to other areas, for instance, hard for me to even sit down and watch a movie from beginning to end anymore, can't do it....instead it's like 5 minutes here, pause, 10 minutes there, pause, (while I go clean the kitchen), 4 minutes here, pause, as must start laundry, and so forth. As you get older, just seems time moves faster (accept when at work doing what you hate, or in environment you hate, than time always goes slow) In closing, my reasoning for not watching NFL anymore, or even paying attention to it has zero to do with politics or players taking the knee, I'm not that 'sissy', or sensitive. Life is short, and I enjoy what I want to enjoy while can enjoy it, and if I was still into NFL and all, no one player, or a few players here or there, would detour me from watching. But in my case, and probably millions of others, it's simply the stuff listed above and more. Cure? 1. Cut back on commercials, in this day and age people simply lose interest after 3rd commercial that insults their intelligence...and go outside and start mowing the lawn. 2. Put NFL back on regular TV, where regular people can't help but stumble upon the games, but if keep hiding games in special packages and on cable, forget about it, who has time or money for that. To be continued.
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Post by X factor on Jun 7, 2020 19:17:17 GMT -5
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Post by X factor on Jun 7, 2020 20:59:09 GMT -5
They need to investigate his girlfriend, cause it occurred as he returned to his house to grab his wallet, or something, which means the robbers thought he was leaving, and didn't expect him to suddenly re enter the house, while his girlfriend was in the car. Someone tipped the robbers off that he'd be leaving. I mean think about it, read the article and think about it, they jumped him only after he returned to the house, so like maybe they thought he was on to them, article says they jumped out the bushes near the front door. Again, that means they new he was about to leave, and were waiting to rob his place with him gone, but when he got out of car and returned to go inside, the robbers must of panicked. Who told the robbers that he was about to go on a date and leave? They need to ask that lady some questions. Women, the type rich men date or NFL guys date, often have shadowy figures that linger in their lives, and use said women to exploit others. If wealthy, be careful the type of women you date.
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Post by X factor on Jun 9, 2020 12:34:06 GMT -5
Does Drew Breez think he's the only one who lost or had relatives fighting in former wars?
Not sure why people like Drew B seem to think his family is the only family that had relatives that sacrificed themselves in past wars defending the flag.
I mean yes, if you watch older Hollywood war films, they purposefully lack any actors of color do to real segregation back then, and since people take what they see on film as gospel, than it's easy to see why so many have imbedded in their minds that black or minority soldiers didn't exist back then.
And if so, only in small, rare specialized units, like on some PBS special.
When in fact black soldiers have been in all American wars fighting to defend the rights of foreigners, to help give foreigners rights they themselves didn't have when returned state side.
Many black folks also lost Grand parents and Fathers during WW2, and Korean war and Vietnam wars and all other wars.
So dying for ones country isn't and exlusively 'white' thing, as Conservatives and the media make it seem to be.
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Post by X factor on Sept 13, 2020 17:12:01 GMT -5
NFL 2020/2021 is back! NFL is back, and sorry, even though I generally support Trump, I still like me some NFL, but on my terms. I'm actually more in it again, this year than have been for the last 5 or so?...why? Cause of shortened season and certain dynamics, like todays games. Actually only 1 game taking place today, Tom Brady vs Ken Newton, that's it, as the two try to prove which one still has it. Newton playing on Brady's old team 'The Patriots', and Brady now with Tampa Bay, and trailing. I do believe the Patriots are winning at last check. And I don't see no politics in any of it, just old fashion competition, maybe cause I listen on the radio. Sorry Levin, I love me some NFL, particularly this year, when I, others, need an escape more than other. Ugly politics just don't cut it. All these stuck on politics talk radio hosts, let them stay stuck on foul politics, but some of us want more. Life is short, good times even shorter, and I'll be darned if going to let any partisan hack tell me what I should and shouldn't watch and or enjoy, they don't pay my bills, they don't check in on my well being, ever. I don't need millionaire talk radio hosts telling me to not watch the NFL, as if they can fill that void...hell no, not only that, you no dam well when their shows are over, and home alone in their Estates, you no goodness well they're watch Today's games. Update, Brady just threw second interception, now trailing the Saints like 7-21?..
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Post by X factor on Sept 13, 2020 17:58:12 GMT -5
By the way, I'm rooting for Brady and Tampa Bay Bucs to win over the Saints, but right now they're trailing, and not looking good with 10 minutes left in game.
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Post by X factor on Oct 1, 2020 14:55:26 GMT -5
NFL Dream I had I literally woke up less than 20 minutes ago, thinking I had to suite up for a NFL game..odd. But here's the deal, the NFL doesn't seem scary until you realize that your expected to play as a older, out of conditions person (at least NFL condition). But while dreaming it seemed normal, and I was thrilled, but once woke up (it took me a while to snap out of it), once woke up reality hit me hard and starting thinking to self while laying in bed.. 1. Are you crazy, you, the NFL, your time has come and gone. 2. Those players won't care about you or your story, or character, when on that field their job is to stop you in your tracks, to destroy all forward movement, which means destroying you, until play over. 3. One play in the NFL could cripple you for life if get hit wrong, one play could have your leg broken, then what, who would take care of you? Suddenly I realized how scary, even one down or play would be in the NFL, if were not a professional athlete, and then I changed my mind as I lay there and glad it was all a dream. Most just don't realize how brutal the NFL is, as we watch or sit on the sidelines. Although being at a game personally, I'm sure one gets a more realistic idea of how brutal the game can be. No thanks...wow...
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