Dolphins sign Cutler

This is cut and dry. You don't need a semester of learning to understand this. It's not complicated. If I have to explain it to you, then you are too far lost. I shouldn't have to explain to a black man, if that's what you are, the injustice that is being done. It's quite apparent. I think you are just playing devil's advocate because you like male attention and like to be on the opposite side of things. Either way, that signifies you have issues.

The league has murderers, wife beaters, dog killers, and drug addicts getting contract deals. One black man decides to make a stance on social inequality and black rights, a man that is obviously talented than many on current rosters, and you seem confused as to where the injustice is. lol. Just stop it already. If you don't see the lid being placed on black progress, then no one can help you. If you want to support white men blackballing someone to bring awareness, that's on you.

Thank you for clarifying...

I still don't think there is any injustice as to why Kaep isn't playing.

I think it's stupid,

I think it's wrong,

I think it's cowardly,

I don't think it's unjust.

Because I don't think the NFL owes him a job in spite of how much I think he deserves it. On March 3, 2017, Kaep opted out of his contract with the 49ers, an option as part of his restructured contract, therefore making him a free agent at the start of the 2017 league year. No one kicked him out the league, he left to shop himself around and- as fucked up as it is- there are no buyers. Now if he would have picked up his contract for the 2017 season with the 49ers and they cut him I'll be the first one down front holding a billboard demanding a boycott- because there is no reason for him to be cut from that team...Blaine Gabbert for God's sake.

He left. He wants back in and owners are like, "Naw we good. We'd love to have you and God knows we need you but this country is racist as fuck and although you skill set is high enough to start on at least half the teams in the league it is not high enough to transcend the racism that beholds most of our fan base and revenue stream. In short, you're not good enough to be Colin Kaepernick and play in this league."

That's fucked up. It's also hard economics. The league isn't keeping Colin out of football, it's racist fan base is. This is a national race issue being play out on the gridiron.

I don't see it as injustice. It's not, inspite of how desperately I would want it to be. No team HAS TO PICK HIM UP. I do see the racist undertones brought about through the white fan base. That's obvious.

So I should boycott the NFL, because of racism...Nigga please. I might as well boycott America.

"Well you should support him!" I do. I donate to the charities he's linked to which is more honorable then what he'll ever do in the NFL and will ultimately be his legacy in my eyes.

http://kaepernick7.com/million-dollar-pledge/

If you're interested in standing with the brother on shit that really matters.

So I'm not boycotting the NFL cause the NFL doesn't owe him anything. Not even a chance. That being said, a team SHOULD PICK HIM UP.

Lastly, where are the players? They are the ones that have a dog in this fight. They are the one's being covertly told to "watch what you say boy.". The second one, ONE!, boycotts and stands with Kaep I'll boycott. I'm not of the business of wanting things for people more than they want it for themselves.

Until then,

I'm going to enjoy week 1.

Go Texans.

*two cents*

 
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Thank you for clarifying...

I still don't think there is any injustice as to why Kaep isn't playing.

I think it's stupid,

I think it's wrong,

I think it's cowardly,

I don't think it's unjust.

Because I don't think the NFL owes him a job in spite of how much I think he deserves it. On March 3, 2017, Kaep opted out of his contract with the 49ers, an option as part of his restructured contract, therefore making him a free agent at the start of the 2017 league year. No one kicked him out the league, he left to shop himself around and- as fucked up as it is- there are no buyers. Now if he would have picked up his contract for the 2017 season with the 49ers and they cut him I'll be the first one down front holding a billboard demanding a boycott- because there is no reason for him to be cut from that team...Blaine Gabbert for God's sake.

He left. He wants back in and owners are like, "Naw we good. We'd love to have you and God knows we need you but this country is racist as fuck and although you skill set is high enough to start on at least half the teams in the league it is not high enough to transcend the racism that beholds most of our fan base and revenue stream. In short, you're not good enough to be Colin Kaepernick and play in this league."

That's fucked up. It's also hard economics. The league isn't keeping Colin out of football, it's racist fan base is. This is a national race issue being play out on the gridiron.

I don't see it as injustice. It's not as desperately as I would want it to be- no team HAS TO PICK HIM UP. I do see the racist undertones brought about through the white fan base. That's obvious.

So I should boycott the NFL, because of racism...Nigga please. I might as well boycott America.

"Well you should support him!" I do. I donate to the charities he's linked to which is more honorable then what he'll every do in the NFL and will ultimately be his legacy.

http://kaepernick7.com/million-dollar-pledge/

If you're interested in standing with the brother on shit that really matters.

So I'm not boycotting the NFL cause the NFL doesn't owe him anything. Not even a chance. A team SHOULD PICK HIM UP.

Lastly, where are the players? They are the ones that have a dog in this fight. They are the one's being covertly told to "watch what you say boy.". The second one, ONE!, boycotts and stands with Kaep I'll boycott. I'm not of the business of wanting things for people more than they want it for themselves.

Until then,

I'm going to enjoy week 1.

Go Texans.

*two cents*


You're like knee deep on the wrong side of this issue,
It's astonishing to me usually you aren't
 
Thank you for clarifying...

I still don't think there is any injustice as to why Kaep isn't playing.

I think it's stupid,

I think it's wrong,

I think it's cowardly,

I don't think it's unjust.

Because I don't think the NFL owes him a job in spite of how much I think he deserves it. On March 3, 2017, Kaep opted out of his contract with the 49ers, an option as part of his restructured contract, therefore making him a free agent at the start of the 2017 league year. No one kicked him out the league, he left to shop himself around and- as fucked up as it is- there are no buyers. Now if he would have picked up his contract for the 2017 season with the 49ers and they cut him I'll be the first one down front holding a billboard demanding a boycott- because there is no reason for him to be cut from that team...Blaine Gabbert for God's sake.

He left. He wants back in and owners are like, "Naw we good. We'd love to have you and God knows we need you but this country is racist as fuck and although you skill set is high enough to start on at least half the teams in the league it is not high enough to transcend the racism that beholds most of our fan base and revenue stream. In short, you're not good enough to be Colin Kaepernick and play in this league."

That's fucked up. It's also hard economics. The league isn't keeping Colin out of football, it's racist fan base is. This is a national race issue being play out on the gridiron.

I don't see it as injustice. It's not as desperately as I would want it to be- no team HAS TO PICK HIM UP. I do see the racist undertones brought about through the white fan base. That's obvious.

So I should boycott the NFL, because of racism...Nigga please. I might as well boycott America.

"Well you should support him!" I do. I donate to the charities he's linked to which is more honorable then what he'll ever do in the NFL and will ultimately be his legacy in my eyes.

http://kaepernick7.com/million-dollar-pledge/

If you're interested in standing with the brother on shit that really matters.

So I'm not boycotting the NFL cause the NFL doesn't owe him anything. Not even a chance. A team SHOULD PICK HIM UP.

Lastly, where are the players? They are the ones that have a dog in this fight. They are the one's being covertly told to "watch what you say boy.". The second one, ONE!, boycotts and stands with Kaep I'll boycott. I'm not of the business of wanting things for people more than they want it for themselves.

Until then,

I'm going to enjoy week 1.

Go Texans.

*two cents*
nah P cant rock with this
 
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not jumping in y'all shit...don't know the context of it as far as this discussion goes but I love this quote
 
Kap is probably done in the NFL. They were willing to sign Christian Ponder. There's no way you can even remotely justify that. Ponder isn't a bum.. he's career shit...there is nothing redeeming about him.

Like a team is willing to sign a fucking bum that hasn't started a game in years rather than take Kap.
 
You're like knee deep on the wrong side of this issue,
It's astonishing to me usually you aren't

nah P cant rock with this

That's alright...fam.

I knew my viewpoint wouldn't be widely supported or agreed with- openly anyways.

I gave my reason and I support him in the way I feel it really matters...the charities he's tied to. So while y'all turning off the channel I'm going in my wallet and putting my money where my mouth is.

I was just tired of the frivously c00n shit cause I'm not rolling with the emotional tide on this one. I give back and support Kaep openly. Us disagreeing on how to handle this particular situation doesn't make me less of a man....A BLACK man. Fuck that noise.

So I'm watching opening kick off unless one....ONE....player stands beside him. Then I'll boycott.

*two cents*
 
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That's alright...fam. I knew my viewpoint wouldn't be supported or agreed with- openly anyways.

I gave my reason and I support him in the way I feel it really matters...the charities he's tied to.

I was just tired of the frivously c00n shit.

I'm watching week 1 unless ONE PLAYER stands beside him. Then I'll boycott.

*two cents*
Don't think your position is not valid.
Your chose your way of doing it and outlined it.
Its not about the right or wrong way of doing it.
We all have to chose our way to support a brother who is standing up for a social injustice that effects black men.
 
Racism is systemic in our society and you can't "boycott" the power company, or the gas company or other things you need to survive. However, you can boycott Papa johns, Chic Fil a, and other shit that you don't need to exist. Every company on this planet is owned by, or includes people that are racist and hate us. That argument is foolish. Don't fuck with people and things that are arbitrary in your life. Do you need Hilfiger? Papa Johns? NFL? Simple, don't patronize them, or at least bootleg NFL games and only fuck with other business when they are trying to hook you with free shit.
 
Kaps offense had dropped passes more than any other team. Thats a stat I have yet to hear any one mention

Nor will they mention that the team endured the worst offseason in NFL history after that 2014 season. I dont think there's a QB in the league who would not be affected by that.
 
The Roger Goodell,the owners and white people can deny all they want about Kaepernick not being blackball,but everybody else sees the bullshit...
 
What I find hilarious is that everybody is bringing up Cubans feels about the Fidel Castro t-shirt yet they can come to this country and shit on black people all day long.Hell, some of them wish they were honorary white people yet nobody wants to talk about that but I'm supposed to feel have some empathy about their feelings about a fucking t-shirt.....:confused:o_O
 
http://www.espn.com/nfl/game?gameId=400554314


Game Leaders
PASSING YARDS
CHI
J. Cutler23-34, 176 YDS, 4 TD
SF
C. Kaepernick21-34, 248 YDS, 1 TD, 3 INT
RUSHING YARDS
CHI
J. Cutler5 CAR, 25 YDS
SF
C. Kaepernick9 CAR, 64 YDS
RECEIVING YARDS
CHI
B. Marshall5 REC, 48 YDS, 3 TD

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Brandon Marshall walked up to Jay Cutler and planted a congratulatory kiss on his quarterback's head.

No doubt the admiration and appreciation -- relief, too -- went both ways. Down big, Cutler kept his poise on the road. Marshall relied on adrenaline to carry him on a bum ankle, cleared to play just 90 minutes before kickoff.

Cutler found Marshall for two of his three fourth-quarter touchdown passes after much of Chicago's starting defense went down, and the Bears beat the San Francisco 49ers 28-20 Sunday night to spoil their Levi's Stadium debut.

"The defense did a great job giving us short fields, causing turnovers and keeping it close enough so that we could get back in it," Cutler said.




Greenberg: Jay Cutler gets his signature win
Quarterback Jay Cutler tossed three touchdowns in a fourth-quarter rally to beat the San Francisco 49ers and just maybe salvage the Chicago Bears season.



Cutler and Marshall clicked as Chicago erased a late 13-point deficit and quieted the sellout crowd. Cutler threw for two scores in a 27-second span early in the final period, aided by the gutsy play of a backup cornerback.

Kyle Fuller made two late interceptions for the depleted Chicago secondary, and the first set up the go-ahead score.

"We all still had confidence, we knew we were going to pull it out," said Fuller, the Bears' first-round pick in this year's draft.

Kaepernick was hit with an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for "inappropriate language" following Fuller's first big play. That gave the Bears first-and-goal on the 3, and Cutler threw a 3-yard TD pass to Martellus Bennett for a 21-20 lead.

Kaepernick threw three interceptions in all, lost a fumble and his cool, a far cry from his breakout start on the Monday night stage nearly two years ago in a rout of the Bears. Cutler sat out that night with a concussion.

"We hurt ourselves," Kaepernick said, insisting he didn't say anything wrong.

A sloppy game filled with 26 penalties -- 16 by the Niners -- and a crazy collapse overshadowed the fanfare of the regular-season debut for the sparkling $1.2 billion stadium.

The Bears (1-1), in a stretch with six of eight games on the road, go home with some serious momentum despite injuries on both sides of the ball. Cutler finished 23 of 34 for 176 yards and four TDs.


"Jay has had an excellent start to the season minus one play," coach Marc Trestman said. "He led the way this whole week."

Five key defenders are hurt: cornerbacks Sherrick McManis(quadriceps) and Charles Tillman(triceps), defensive end Trevor Scott(foot), safety Chris Conte (shoulder) and defensive tackle Jeremiah Ratliff(concussion). Trestman had no updates on the injured players.

The 49ers (1-1) had a 17-7 halftime lead, but missed an opportunity to grab an early lead in the NFC West after the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks lost earlier in the day at San Diego.

"This is very disappointing, our first game in the new stadium," linebacker Patrick Willis said. "We put the loss on us as a football team. ... We have to cut down on the penalties."

Michael Crabtree caught a touchdown pass on his 27th birthday for one of his seven receptions, and Frank Gore ran for a score but also had his 54-yard TD burst negated by Anquan Boldin's costly holding penalty.

Cutler helped the Bears get on the board with a 25-yard run late in the first half. He took a jarring hit from Quinton Dial with 56 seconds remaining, but stayed in the game and threw a 17-yard touchdown pass to Marshall, who made a leaping, one-handed catch to pull the ball into his body as he fell into the end zone.

"I just threw my hand out there and it stuck," Marshall cracked.

What a way for Chicago to forget that bitter 23-20 overtime loss to the Bills at home in Week 1.

San Francisco didn't give the ball away once in a season-opening win at Dallas.

In the first half, the 49ers outgained Chicago 197-93 and out-penalized the Bears 10-7 for 85 lost yards. The much-scrutinized field featured visible chunks of loose sod after new grass was laid for a third time since April.

Kaepernick made his first career start against the Bears in November 2012, and then held onto the No. 1 job over Alex Smith.

A concussion to now-Chiefs QB Smith thrust Kaepernick into the spotlight that night, and he threw for 243 yards and two touchdowns as the Niners pounded the Bears 32-7.

The 49ers were embarrassed at home for the second time in a month. They lost 34-0 in a rout by Denver in the first preseason game in the new stadium.

Chicago's patchwork offensive line looked shaky early with center Roberto Garza and left guard Matt Slauson each sidelined by ankle injuries.

"We played four quarters tonight," Trestman said. "The guys gathered themselves and went back to work."

Game notes
San Francisco TEs Vance McDonald(knee) and Vernon Davis (ankle) were hurt. ... The 49ers lost a home opener for the first time under fourth-year coach Jim Harbaugh.


Cutler owns Kaep

#Ownage

#Ownership

#Owned

Facts
 


We made PATRICIA Willis quit and retire

EDIT: forgot we made Harbaugh quit and coach pimple face 18 year olds rather than kap

This was the game that sealed his fate
 
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