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  • FirstTimer
    Freeman Error

    • Feb 2009
    • 18729

    #16
    Originally posted by Bear Pand
    Pretty fucked up how anyone ever thought Kyle Orton was a top 5 QB
    Fixed.

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    • ralaw
      Posts too much
      • Feb 2009
      • 6663

      #17
      Originally posted by bucky
      Take giant leaps and throw out the race card much? Nothing to do with prejudice. Had everything to do with a very simple offense in college and some test scores. Nobody said he was stupid, just said it may be a concern.
      It's not a race card, but instead a fact of reality. People questioned Newton's intelligence primarily because he was black whether they realize it or not. Sometimes prejudice becomes congenital, so it isn't realized. There have been other QB's that have had less than stellar Wonderlic scores and/or that came from running a spread offense and didn't have their intelligence questioned. For the most part the intelligence question has been brought up with every black QB to ever play the game.

      Originally posted by bucky
      What the fuck is wrong with a wait and see approach?
      Taking a "wait and see approach" doesn't equate to questioning his intelligence because of the system he played in or because of a Wonderlic score. A "wait and see" approach would mean that said person was going to refrain from comment (opinion) until seeing how everything plays out.

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      • FirstTimer
        Freeman Error

        • Feb 2009
        • 18729

        #18
        Originally posted by ralaw
        It's not a race card, but instead a fact of reality. People questioned Newton's intelligence primarily because he was black whether they realize it or not. Sometimes prejudice becomes congenital, so it isn't realized. There have been other QB's that have had less than stellar Wonderlic scores and/or that came from running a spread offense and didn't have their intelligence questioned. For the most part the intelligence question has been brought up with every black QB to ever play the game.



        Taking a "wait and see approach" doesn't equate to questioning his intelligence because of the system he played in or because of a Wonderlic score. A "wait and see" approach would mean that said person was going to refrain from comment (opinion) until seeing how everything plays out.
        I questioned his intellifence because he went to an SEC school.

        :lolsu:



        Questioning someone's football IQ and general intelligence are two different things BTW too.

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        • ralaw
          Posts too much
          • Feb 2009
          • 6663

          #19
          Originally posted by FirstTimer

          Questioning someone's football IQ and general intelligence are two different things BTW too.
          I understand that, but it doesn't matter which they were questioning and either way it was prejudice.

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          • bucky
            #50? WTF?
            • Feb 2009
            • 5408

            #20
            Originally posted by FirstTimer

            Questioning someone's football IQ and general intelligence are two different things BTW too.
            Originally posted by ralaw
            I understand that, but it doesn't matter which they were questioning and either way it was prejudice.
            It's not at all fucking prejudice to question someones ability to grasp complex offenses and defenses. I question Tebow's ability to read defenses and question his ability to just flat out throw a fucking pass. Is that prejudice? Or are we only allowed to question white athletes? So black athletes were just suppose to give a pass to? Hell I think Tebow's mechanics and accuracy are on par with a blind 3 point shooter. I suppose your OK with having questions about Tebow, but not having questions concerning Newton coming out of college. Get the fuck out of here with that race card bullshit.

            Originally posted by ralaw
            It's not a race card, but instead a fact of reality.

            And what fact of reality is it when people question Tebow? It sure as fuck is the race card when questioning a QB is off limits just because they are black.

            Originally posted by ralaw
            People questioned Newton's intelligence primarily because he was black whether they realize it or not.
            His ability to read complex defenses and complex offenses being questioned does equate to a wait and see approach. Questioning isn't stating he can't or will never be able to. It's just questioning how well he will or won't be able to until he actually does. Get the fuck out of here with your "don't even realize your prejudice bullshit".

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            • Derrville
              Dallas has no coaching...
              • Jul 2009
              • 5321

              #21
              Tony Romo (Cowboys): Wildly underrated, mostly based on overblown "clutch" questions, Romo just finished a season with 31 TD passes against 10 interceptions. He was behind only Rodgers, Brees and Brady from a statistical standpoint, while playing dinged up. Want to know where Romo stands? Just ask fellow quarterbacks.
              Yeah buddy.

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              • Bear Pand
                RIP Indy Colts
                • Feb 2009
                • 5945

                #22
                Originally posted by ralaw
                It's not a race card, but instead a fact of reality. People questioned Newton's intelligence primarily because he was black whether they realize it or not. Sometimes prejudice becomes congenital, so it isn't realized. There have been other QB's that have had less than stellar Wonderlic scores and/or that came from running a spread offense and didn't have their intelligence questioned. For the most part the intelligence question has been brought up with every black QB to ever play the game.
                There were also the hilarious complaints about his smile. And the race based comparisons to JaMarcus Russell.

                It's not worth getting mad about, I'm just enjoying Newton making all his doubters look foolish (so far).

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                • JBregz
                  Follow me! @JBregzz
                  • Nov 2008
                  • 3837

                  #23
                  Originally posted by Bear Pand
                  Pretty fucked up how Kyle Orton went from being a top 5 QB, to ranked below Mark Sanchez.

                  Dilfer's top 10 from 2 years ago:

                  1. Peyton Manning
                  2. Drew Brees
                  3. Eli Manning
                  4. Brett Favre
                  5. Kyle Orton
                  6. Aaron Rodgers
                  7. Ben Roethlisberger
                  8. Joe Flacco
                  9. Tom Brady
                  10. Carson Palmer

                  Orton ahead of Brady?

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                  • Villain
                    [REDACTED]
                    • May 2011
                    • 7768

                    #24
                    I wonder where Dilfer ranks himself.
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                    • red33
                      Junior Member
                      • Feb 2009
                      • 5065

                      #25
                      Originally posted by Villain
                      I wonder where Dilfer ranks himself.
                      im assuming hes 41 since you know hes not playing anymore.

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                      • bucky
                        #50? WTF?
                        • Feb 2009
                        • 5408

                        #26
                        Originally posted by Bear Pand
                        There were also the hilarious complaints about his smile. And the race based comparisons to JaMarcus Russell.

                        It's not worth getting mad about, I'm just enjoying Newton making all his doubters look foolish (so far).
                        I actually didn't hear anything at all about this stuff. Somebody complained about his SMILE?

                        I just wondered how well he would do trying to learn an NFL offense and NFL defenses. I wonder the same thing about Tim Tebow.

                        I also didn't care much for Newton as a person when I heard he was caught stealing computers from fellow college students. But none of that has anything to do with race, no-matter how much ralaw wants it to.

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                        • ralaw
                          Posts too much
                          • Feb 2009
                          • 6663

                          #27
                          Bucky, I held off on addressing your earlier response, because it was just gibberish to me and really didn't warrant a response.

                          Why are you taking so much offense to what I said? I never mentioned your name in my original comment. Do you think every single person that I heard mention it was just forming an opinion based on purely football? I didn't feel the need to specifially name individual people with my original post, as I was just making a general statement. If you believe you formed your opinion free of racial bias than good for you; however, this doesn't change the history or the fact that others do.

                          On the computer thing......do you really hold on to that? He made a mistake, some of you act like these guys need to be perfect saints throughout their entire life to be worthy of your praise. Geesh. I can see if he stole a laptop from you or something, but dang.

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                          • RosettaStoned
                            Throbbing Tebowner
                            • Oct 2008
                            • 9951

                            #28
                            So many things I want to say right now.. but due to new forum policy I will not.
                            So, metaphorically speaking, our physiology basically has the universe mapped out and you're thinking it needs to be taught addition & subtraction.

                            -Alan Aragon

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                            • bucky
                              #50? WTF?
                              • Feb 2009
                              • 5408

                              #29
                              Originally posted by ralaw
                              Bucky, I held off on addressing your earlier response, because it was just gibberish to me and really didn't warrant a response.

                              Why are you taking so much offense to what I said?
                              No, I apologize. I wasn't in the best of moods and it just seemed like anytime something is said about a black athlete someone claims prejudice and racial bias. I really should not have had such a strong reaction. Seriously, I should not have.

                              After cooling off a little "I" thought I was a little over the top.

                              I'm sure there is some truth to your original post.

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                              • bucky
                                #50? WTF?
                                • Feb 2009
                                • 5408

                                #30
                                Originally posted by RosettaStoned
                                So many things I want to say right now.. but due to new forum policy I will not.
                                What's the new forum policy.

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