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Vince Young Remembers That He’s a Black Quarterback

July 6th- In a recent interview with Esquire Magazine, Titans quarterback Vince Young expressed his opinions on football and life.

Looking towards the future, the 2006 NFL Rookie of the Year and current back up to Kerry Collins spoke about coming to grips with the loss of his mentor, Steve McNair, his future finding himself enshrined in Canton and how he wants to be the second black quarterback to win a Super Bowl.

Wait a minute. Isn’t this the same Vince Young who two years ago when asked to respond to Donovan McNabb’s comments about Black quarterbacks being judged differently said:

“That is his opinion. I really feel like myself, black or white quarterbacks, we all go through something because that is the life of a quarterback. You have to be able to handle all the pressure and you have to be able to handle the losses and you have to be able to handle the media saying this about you. If you can’t handle it, then you have to get off that position and go play something else.”

One can surmise that during the short lived success Vince was experiencing at the time, he forgot that he was a black quarterback. Addressing that reality was way too much of a distraction at the time.

But now that he’s lost his job as a starter, viewed as mentally fragile (and deficient), and has been written off as a bust, he's come to the stark conclusion that he is indeed a black quarterback who now carries the history and experiences of former black quarterbacks before him as his personal source of motivation.

It’s funny how when one is down and out on their luck, blackness conveniently appears, and they suddenly see things a little clearer.

Reggie’s Ready To Carry The Load

Coming off a 2008 season where a knee injury limited him to nine games, New Orleans Saints Running Back Reggie Bush took precautionary measures to protect his surgically repaired left knee, keeping it wrapped yesterday afternoon during practice.

The 2006 Heisman Trophy winner required microfacture surgery on his knee during the offseason after injuring it last October against the Panthers. Not wanting to rush himself too quickly, the former USC Trojan said that he’s preparing himself to get back into football shape and getting his knee back to "carrying the load again."

Unless we're off somehow, punt returners and third down backs rarely have the term "carrying the load" tied to them. Reggie should be reminded that the term is typically reserved for running backs who are asked to do things beyond catching swing passes five yards within the line of scrimmage and aren’t inspired by Alvin Alley when asked to run between the tackles.

The last load Reggie carried was hitched on to his ex-girlfriends caboose.


READ THE ARTICLE HERE.....
 
Vince will be the starter in at most two years when Kerry Collins is done.

The best thing he can do is continue to work on his game. He'll only be 28 in two years so he can still have a productive 10 years in the league and as long as Jeff Fisher is the coach the Titans are gonna have a good team.
 
Vince will be the starter in at most two years when Kerry Collins is done.

The best thing he can do is continue to work on his game. He'll only be 28 in two years so he can still have a productive 10 years in the league and as long as Jeff Fisher is the coach the Titans are gonna have a good team.

No doubt, I can see that taking place. I'm just not feeling dude NOW holding on to the black QB thing as a badge of honor but running away from it when he was top shelf for a second.

Blackness was inconvenient when it came knocking on the door that time.
 
So what's the point of this thread??

It's found somewhere in your lack of reading comprehension.

It seems to me that the only point you have in posting on BGOL is to chase down anything referring to the word "black" like a stick tossed by its master for a bitch to chase.

Fetch, you non-reading ass niqqa.
 
It's found somewhere in your lack of reading comprehension.

It seems to me that the only point you have in posting on BGOL is to chase down anything referring to the word "black" like a stick tossed by its master for a bitch to chase.

Fetch, you non-reading ass niqqa.

In other words, you can't explain the meaning behind your own thread. You just saw the phrase, "black quarterback," and felt you needed to post the article as a bone to racially rabid BGOLers.

Fact is, being a "black QB" has helped OVERrate Young, as well as Vick (with primarily black men). Both have gotten lots of hype and loads of money without having to do anything on the field that's even remotely approaching the minimum standard of "average."
 
In other words, you can't explain the meaning behind your own thread. You just saw the phrase, "black quarterback," and felt you needed to post the article as a bone to rabid BGOLers.

In other words, your moot question doesn't apply since the person in question (Vince) is the one who labeled himself a black quarterback.

Try reading and go back to sucking off Bill Simmons as god incarnate.
 
Fact is, being a "black QB" has helped OVERrate Young, as well as Vick. Both have gotten lots of hype and loads of money without having to do anything on the field that's remotely "average."

So why hasn't it helped Byron Leftwich, David Garrard or Jason Campbell?

As if someone is upstairs in an NFL FO saying to themselves "Hmmm.....BLACKNESS!! That alone will do it for us!!!"

As if white guilt is helping to overrate them as QB.

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

If anything, whites are quick to hold on to the golden boy position of QB.

Please...shut the hell up.
 
It's found somewhere in your lack of reading comprehension.

It seems to me that the only point you have in posting on BGOL is to chase down anything referring to the word "black" like a stick tossed by its master for a bitch to chase.

Fetch, you non-reading ass niqqa.



:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

This nukka throwin DAGGERS! DAMN!
 
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So why hasn't it helped Byron Leftwich, David Garrard or Jason Campbell?

Good examples. All players that weren't OVERhyped by black men (since they weren't perceived as CAC targets), and all have performed as well or better than the overrated Vick and Young. They just went out and performed like any other QB. No "black quarterback" martyrdom.
 
Good examples. All players that weren't OVERhyped by black men .

So the hype of black men have (your words)gotten these loads of money without having to do anything on the field?

:eek::smh::confused::confused:


I get it now.

White NFL Scout: "I don't know how good this black QB is"
White GM: "Hmmm....let's find out what black men think!!"
White NFL Scout: "RIGHT!!! They'll let us know who to pour loads of money on without having to do anything on the field!!"

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:


Gat.....DAYUM you're a fukkin lame
 
So the hype of black men have (your words)gotten these loads of money without having to do anything on the field?

:eek::smh::confused::confused:


I get it now.

White NFL Scout: "I don't know how good this black QB is"
White GM: "Hmmm....let's find out what black men think!!"
White NFL Scout: "RIGHT!!! They'll let us know who to pour loads of money on without having to do anything on the field!!"

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:


Gat.....DAYUM you're a fukkin lame
this nigga is makin blunt look dumber than usual :yes:
 
:rolleyes: now this dude remembers he's black? Let's rewind to 2007 when McNabb tried to warn this brotha...

[Donovan]
“There’s not that many African-American quarterbacks, so we have to do a little bit extra,” McNabb tells HBO. “Because the percentage of us playing this position, which people didn’t want us to play … is low, so we do a little extra.”
[/Donovan]
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3025308

[Young]
“That is his opinion. I really feel like myself, black or white quarterbacks, we all go through something because that is the life of a quarterback You have to be able to handle all the pressure and you have to be able to handle the losses and you have to be able to handle the media saying this about you. If you can’t handle it, then you have to get off that position and go play something else.”
[/Young]

Don't throw Donovan under the bus and now try and preach to the choir... I hope this brotha gets his money and uses it wisely, but fuck him.
 
So the hype of black men have (your words)gotten these loads of money without having to do anything on the field?

:eek::smh::confused::confused:


I get it now.

White NFL Scout: "I don't know how good this black QB is"
White GM: "Hmmm....let's find out what black men think!!"
White NFL Scout: "RIGHT!!! They'll let us know who to pour loads of money on without having to do anything on the field!!"

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:


Gat.....DAYUM you're a fukkin lame

:lol::lol::lol: AAHHHHAAAAAHHHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
 
Vince Young Remembers That He’s a Black Quarterback

July 6th- In a recent interview with Esquire Magazine, Titans quarterback Vince Young expressed his opinions on football and life.

Looking towards the future, the 2006 NFL Rookie of the Year and current back up to Kerry Collins spoke about coming to grips with the loss of his mentor, Steve McNair, his future finding himself enshrined in Canton and how he wants to be the second black quarterback to win a Super Bowl.

Wait a minute. Isn’t this the same Vince Young who two years ago when asked to respond to Donovan McNabb’s comments about Black quarterbacks being judged differently said:

“That is his opinion. I really feel like myself, black or white quarterbacks, we all go through something because that is the life of a quarterback. You have to be able to handle all the pressure and you have to be able to handle the losses and you have to be able to handle the media saying this about you. If you can’t handle it, then you have to get off that position and go play something else.”

One can surmise that during the short lived success Vince was experiencing at the time, he forgot that he was a black quarterback. Addressing that reality was way too much of a distraction at the time.

But now that he’s lost his job as a starter, viewed as mentally fragile (and deficient), and has been written off as a bust, he's come to the stark conclusion that he is indeed a black quarterback who now carries the history and experiences of former black quarterbacks before him as his personal source of motivation.

It’s funny how when one is down and out on their luck, blackness conveniently appears, and they suddenly see things a little clearer.



READ THE ARTICLE HERE.....

Vince Young's reaction after hearing of Vick signing




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:rolleyes: now this dude remembers he's black? Let's rewind to 2007 when McNabb tried to warn this brotha...


http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3025308



Don't throw Donovan under the bus and now try and preach to the choir... I hope this brotha gets his money and uses it wisely, but fuck him.

If I'm correct Jason Campbell pulled the same shit...he will be replaced after this season cause the Skins won't go to the playoffs.
 
Vince will be the starter in at most two years when Kerry Collins is done.

The best thing he can do is continue to work on his game. He'll only be 28 in two years so he can still have a productive 10 years in the league and as long as Jeff Fisher is the coach the Titans are gonna have a good team.

I can't see them keeping him beyond this year, unless he does something major to show he's worth it. He has an enormous cap number, and some say he might even drop to 3rd on the depth chart.

Vick, by the way, has clearly and without question outperformed Leftwich, Campbell, and Garrard in his career. Also, Tony Romo. Argument with that fact proves that one has never actually watched much football with the aforementioned players, or read about that thing they call the "playoffs".

In fact, Campbell still does not reach Vince Young's achievements, even though he may at this point be a better QB.
 
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