2010 San Diego Chargers

Caste Football Looks at the 2010 San Diego Chargers

The 2010
San Diego Chargers look to be one of the better teams in terms of white
starters. This year San Diego looks to have a total of 7 white
starters.

On offense the Chargers have two time
Pro-Bowler Phillip Rivers running the show. Rivers is getting better
and better and last season threw 28 touchdowns with just 9 interceptions
for a quarterback rating of 104.4. With Rivers running the offense San
Diego will be a competitive team. Former LSU running back Jacob Hester
is the starting fullback. Hester is more than talented enough to play
running back but the league has strict rules regarding white
runningbacks. There would have to be multiple injuries for Jacob to be
given a legitimate opportunity to showcase his skills. The starting
left tackle is Brandy Dombrowski. Brandyn went undrafted in 2008 out of
San Diego State but has shown enough talent to be the starter. The
starting left guard will be Kris Dielman who was also undrafted but has
already made three Pro Bowls. Look for him to make the Pro Bowl again
this year. Nick Hardwick is the starting center and the very talented
Louis Vasquez will be the starting right guard.

The defensive
side of the ball is nothing short of pathetic. The lone white starter
will be free safety Eric Weddle who was drafted in the second round of
the 2007 NFL draft. Weddle is a guy who runs a 4.48 40 and could be
starting cornberback in the NFL if given that chance. In fact, Weddle
spent a significant amount of time at cornerback in college. He's well
known for shutting down wide receiver Calvin Johnson in college. At
this point he's one of the best safeties in the league and he should
make some Pro Bowls in the near future.

Grade C-

 

Steve Gregory starts at Strong Safety for the Chargers and has already recorded 20 tackles in two games.
20 tackles puts Gregory in 9th place in the league for tackles.

 

Good point James. Gregory has started the first two games alongside Weddle and it would seem as of now he is a starter. I'm optimistic that Gregory will remain starter for the rest of the season alongside Weddle and I'll even daringly say, for the next 3 or 4 years. Gregory has served his racial apprenteship and deserves his fair shot.
Whiteathlete, I've been thinking of the Weddle Pro Bowl possiblilty for a while now. He is obviously one of the best safetys in the NFL and this season I'm sure once again he can get his name around the place, especially with a few more interceptions. I'll be following Gregory and Weddles progress very closely this season.

 

Currently it looks as if San Diego is starting 9 white players, an increase of two. Steve Gregory is starting at strong safety, as mentioned by James and Jeromey Clary is the starting right tackle. It looks as if Bradyn Dombrowski will lose his starting left tackle job to sumo Marcus McNeill so it will eventually be 8 white starters.

 

Some bad news.

NFL suspended Chargers SS Steve Gregory four games for violating the league's policy against Performance Enhancers.
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Positive PED tests are nothing new for the Chargers, who will be
without their leading tackler until Week 9. The team's bye doesn't fall
until Week 10. Rookie Darrell Stuckey and veteran Paul Oliver are
candidates to take over, but Gregory is a big loss for a defense that's
exceeded expectations early in the year. He was an every-down player
for a Bolts club that currently leads the NFL in total defense and ranks
fourth against the pass.</div>

 

f**k! here goes our starting safeties tandem.

 

Damn. First Cushing, now Gregory. The PEDs issue hurts white players more than blacks, because of the perception that they need an edge to compete with the superior afflete. Four games isn't really that big of a deal, however. Hopefully no more bad news in this realm.

 

Yep, and the black athletes always get the benefit of the doubt. Charles Grant, Will Smith, the Williams brothers, Deuce McAllister all tested positive for starcaps. They needed it for, uh, losing water weight. The dwfs really believe that. If it were just the linemen then maybe it would be somewehat believable, but Deuce was a runningback. Those guys never got suspended. I don't know if they are still appealing it, but McCallister is out of the league and Grant is now with the UFL. Julius Peppers also failed, and he has claimed it was dietary supplement, which dwfs still believe to be true. I don't think the NFL is allowed to officially say what the banned substance was, I know there can be leaks like with the Sean Merrimam situation, where they said "it was definitely some type of anabolic steroid"

 

Despite the fact that Dallas Clark has more receptions than Gates in each of the past two seasons many still consider Gates the best tight end in football. When will it end?

 

The MSM will always praise the non-White as being superior when the talent and production is close. That's why we keep working on this false perception of negro athletic superiority.

 

I'm happy they signed Heckendorf...good to see that it's becoming more "acceptable" to be a white WR..... Howeverit's stillnot acceptable to be a white RB in San Diego...last week vs Raiders Iwas perplexed to see Mike Tolbert get 12 carriesfora putrid 11 yards.... and only allow Jacob Hester 1 carry whichhappened to be for 6 yards.

 

Norv Tur(d)ner is a vile human being and a caste stooge extraordinaire. Jacob will never get a fair chance to tote the rock until either Norv gets canned or he's traded / free agency.

Good luck to Kole. With alot of the Chargers affletes getting injured maybe he'll get the call-up at some point.

 

I believe that Tony Gonzales, Mark Witten, Dallas Clark and Antonio Gates are all headed for the Hall of Fame among current tight ends.
The difference between Gates and Clark is that Drew Brees and now Philip Rivers target Gates in the end zone more than Peyton Manning targets Dallas Clark.
Gates has 66 career touchdown receptions to Clark's 44 and 508 career receptions to Clark's 387.

Dallas Clark is a much better blocker and a better all around tight end but Gates gets the glory because he's targetted in the end zone so much more.

 

More good news, Deadlift! The Negrophile Football League continues its slow but inexorable decline.

 

Wow, I kind of hate to see the Bengals get blacked out with Jordan Shipley doing so well, but at the same time this is a good thing.

 

Buster "BUST" Davis.. was sent to the IR: http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/players/playerpage/502532/buster-davis

 

Another off-season arrest for an afflete, Legedu Naanee:


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According to police, Naanee came across an active crime scene at about 3:20 a.m. and was told he would have to turn around or go in another direction. Naanee, who according to police had a "strong odor of an alcoholic beverage on or about his breath or person,"Â￾ asked the officer why he was being "such an (expletive)."Â￾


The police officer said after several attempts to get Naanee to leave the scene failed, he told Naanee he was under arrest. Naanee "actively began to pull away"Â￾ and the officer used pepper spray but Naanee continued to resist.


Eventually he was handcuffed and as he was being walked to the police car, Naanee said, according to police, "Do you know who I am? I am an NFL player and I'm going to sue your ass."Â￾ </BLOCKQUOTE>

 

At least this time the afflete didn't make racist comments towards the officer like Brian Williams from the Jaguars did. We need to congratulate the brutha on that. He'll get off with a slap on the wrist. You can bet the house on it.

 

"Do you know who I am? I'm Legedu Naanee!"

And the officer thinks, what, am I in a Star Wars movie or something?

 

Chargers are signing Bob Sanders.....what the hell? i guess they are trying to take snaps away from Gregory, if Sanders is ever healthy.

Found this interesting article



"Sanders' arrival in San Diego, meanwhile, has a lot of people asking
if Eric Weddle is leaving town. It shouldn't make a difference. Weddle
plays free safety, and Sanders plays strong safety.


With that said, the Chargers oddly haven't approached Weddle about a long-term deal.


"I am absolutely baffled we haven't had a conversation,"Â￾ Weddle's David Canter told Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune.


We're a little baffled too, but Acee reports the Chargers want to
build their secondary around Weddle. Making Sanders a priority first
may be odd, but it's only a first piece to the puzzle."They shouldve locked Weddle up by now

the common dwf thought on Sanders is this "wish the best for the guy. he plays bigger than his body can handle. could be a good fit for him tho. so talented but he just can't stay healthy"

If Sanders was white I wonder what they would be saying

Edited by: snow