Anthropologists, scientists and Caste Football experts excitedly thought a rare "Missing Largent" had been located in Chicago after discovering this startling piece of evidence from Scouts, Inc. of ESPN Insider:
"If Mark Bradley were still healthy, the Bears would have a great opportunity to exploit the room opened up on the opposite side. However, with Bradley out, the Bears are left with Justin Gage as their No. 2 starting wide receiver. Gage has size and has shown flashes of big-play ability, but his lack of top-end speed, quick-twitch athleticism and overall consistency give RDC Shawntae Spencer a good chance to hold up one-on-one in this critical matchup."
However, their initial hopes were quickly dashed as it turns out Gage is the first Negro wide receiver ever described by a media source as lacking both speed and quick-twitch athleticism.
Edited by: Don Wassall
"If Mark Bradley were still healthy, the Bears would have a great opportunity to exploit the room opened up on the opposite side. However, with Bradley out, the Bears are left with Justin Gage as their No. 2 starting wide receiver. Gage has size and has shown flashes of big-play ability, but his lack of top-end speed, quick-twitch athleticism and overall consistency give RDC Shawntae Spencer a good chance to hold up one-on-one in this critical matchup."
However, their initial hopes were quickly dashed as it turns out Gage is the first Negro wide receiver ever described by a media source as lacking both speed and quick-twitch athleticism.
