Pele

by Rebajlo Pele is the most overrated footballer in history. No other player has ever been surrounded by such an aura of myth and mystique. His legend is so puissant that his very name is a universal household metaphor for … READ MORE

Tiger Woods, always a model of decorum on and off the course

Tiger Woods shot a 65 Friday to move into a tie for the secound round lead at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in Orlando. Woods hasn’t won a PGA-sanctioned tournament in over 2 1/2 years, so his surge caused titters of … READ MORE

The great Jim Taylor

by Dwid. Jim Brown is often referred to as the best running back of all time. There is no doubt that he is a top back. He had a great combination of speed and power, and the Cleveland Browns utilized … READ MORE

Riley Cooper: big, fast and tough

by Don Wassall. With the surprise re-signing by the Philadelphia Eagles of Primadonna Deluxe DeSean Jackson, Riley Cooper appears consigned to a long “racial apprenticeship” in the NFL before he gets a chance to become a starter, if ever. Cooper … READ MORE

Maybe the greatest QB in NFL history

by J. B. Cash. With the release of QB Peyton Manning by the Indianapolis Colts an era has ended in modern football. Depending on how he does with his new team the move of Manning from the Colts is as … READ MORE

Wes Welker

by Col. Reb Question: How many times since the merger has the NFL had 3 Whites in the top 10 in receiving yardage? Answer: Seven Question: How many of these instances have happened since Whites were all but barred from … READ MORE

Former college walk-on Jordy Nelson has made more big plays than any receiver in the NFL

by Paul Kersey Ever seen the Mark Wahlberg film Invincible? I’ve always believed that this movie – the story of 30-year-old Vince Papale who became a receiver/special teams player for the Philadelphia Eagles after impressing coaches at an open tryout … READ MORE

Cam Newton is worshipped by SEC fans last year after an Auburn win

The Consequences of Majority-Black College Football by Paul Kersey Forty-one years ago, President Richard Nixon attended “The Game of the Century” between No.2 Texas and No.1 Arkansas. The Longhorns would win the game 15-14. From today’s standpoint, the most noteworthy … READ MORE

Peyton Hillis was a dominant running back in 2010. Will he ever get another similar opportunity? The NFL's track record over the past 25 suggests not.

by Don Wassall One of the most absurd of the many lies that props up the Caste System in U.S. sports is the notion that White men can’t run with a football effectively. The NFL began to integrate racially in … READ MORE

Like the Duke University basketball team, many White sports fans love to hate Tim Tebow

Oh no. Not another football article. This one is important. Very important. Most people won’t admit it, but the National Football League (NFL) is largely a league consisting of comical – entirely interchangeable – Black athletes, engaging in stereotypical Black … READ MORE