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My guess at this early stage is that the Seahawks will dump Tarvaris Jackson and enter the season with Matt Flynn #1 at QB and Russell Wilson #1A. Wilson is already a DWF favorite and will likely make some plays during preseason games to further increase his popularity. At 5' 10" or 5' 11" he'll be a great media story as the black version of Doug Flutie. His supposed instant poise and leadership skills will be praised to the sky. Flynn will be on a short leash, and as he has very little experience in NFL regular season games he's going to make his share of mistakes, which will increase the clamor for Wilson to be the starter.

From Weenieworld:

Coach Pete Carroll indicated that Russell Wilson is splitting quarterback reps evenly with Matt Flynn and Tarvaris Jackson in OTAs. The three-way competition is more than just lip service, but keep in mind that it's only May. The top two candidates will need more reps by training camp, eliminating whichever quarterback is falling behind. Unless Wilson opens eyes over the next month, he's the most likely candidate to fall by the wayside.
 

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This Weenieworld blurb offers a subtle look into the racial dynamics that are always at work in the locker room and in the front offices. (It contains a typo -- "distance" should be "difference.")

As mentioned in my post above, I don't envy Matt Flynn's position. Pete Carroll has taken a page from the Steelers' handbook and has three black QBs along with Flynn, including the "charismatic" rookie Russell Wilson. Given how little regular season experience he has, there's a good chance this will end badly for Flynn, as he will be on the usual very short leash when it comes to the team and the DWFs. From Weenieworld:

In a Saturday afternoon interview, Seahawks WR Doug Baldwin said it's hard to tell the distance between Matt Flynn and Tarvaris Jackson. Reports on the quarterback competition in Seattle have been pretty volatile. Baldwin confirms that the situation is not clear-cut in favor of Flynn. It's a bad sign that Flynn hasn't emerged over the underwhelming Jackson, but he still figures to win the job after landing a three-year, $26 million contract.
 

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Unfortunately the scenario I predicted in this thread continues to unfold. There's a good chance it won't be just "RGIII" that DWFs across the country will be hyper-ventilating over this season when it comes to rookie black QBs.

Seahawks third-round QB Russell Wilson took the "bulk" of first-team reps during Monday's practice. It's confirmation from coach Pete Carroll that Wilson is, in fact, in the mix for the team's starting quarterback job. Matt Flynn is considered the favorite after signing a three-year, $19.5 million contract in March, but he'll need to beat out both Wilson and Tarvaris Jackson.
 
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The Seahawks signed WR Antonio Bryant and Braylon Edwards. With Golden Tate and Sidney Rice in the mix, this does not look good for Kris Durham.
 
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Seahawks sign Terrell Owens. (good grief, only Pete Carrol)

At long last, Terrell Owens is back in the NFL.
The veteran wide receiver agreed to terms on a one-year contract with the Seattle Seahawks on Monday, according to NFL Network contributor and FOX Sports Insider Jay Glazer.
Owens, 38, last played in the NFL in 2010 with the Cincinnati Bengals. He compiled nearly 1,000 receiving yards and nine touchdowns that season, outplaying teammate Chad Johnson. But Owens suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament the following April and failed to attract any interest on the open market the next season.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap10...-agree-on-contract?module=HP11_headline_stack
 

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Seahawks sign Terrell Owens. (good grief, only Pete Carrol)

At long last, Terrell Owens is back in the NFL.
The veteran wide receiver agreed to terms on a one-year contract with the Seattle Seahawks on Monday, according to NFL Network contributor and FOX Sports Insider Jay Glazer.
Owens, 38, last played in the NFL in 2010 with the Cincinnati Bengals. He compiled nearly 1,000 receiving yards and nine touchdowns that season, outplaying teammate Chad Johnson. But Owens suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament the following April and failed to attract any interest on the open market the next season.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap10...-agree-on-contract?module=HP11_headline_stack

Owens actually has pretty good hands for a black WR, so it's possible he could be useful in his old age as he probably is about as slow as most reputed "speedsters", especially the dogs Pete Carroll gets, and is still tall, the drawback will be the amount of drama he brings with him. Carroll deserves whatever grief he gets from this move.
 

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I hope the signing of Owens does not impact Kris Durham's chances of making the roster.
 

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The #Seahawks have released CB Donny Lisowski to open a roster spot for WR Terrell Owens.:mad:

Rumor has it Durham is playing with a sense of urgency....it would be nice to see him develop a chemistry with new QB Flynn!
 

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The #Seahawks have released CB Donny Lisowski to open a roster spot for WR Terrell Owens.:mad:

Rumor has it Durham is playing with a sense of urgency....it would be nice to see him develop a chemistry with new QB Flynn!

That sucks hopefully Lisowski can stick around and at least make a practice squad this season.
 

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My guess at this early stage is that the Seahawks will dump Tarvaris Jackson and enter the season with Matt Flynn #1 at QB and Russell Wilson #1A. Wilson is already a DWF favorite and will likely make some plays during preseason games to further increase his popularity. At 5' 10" or 5' 11" he'll be a great media story as the black version of Doug Flutie. His supposed instant poise and leadership skills will be praised to the sky. Flynn will be on a short leash, and as he has very little experience in NFL regular season games he's going to make his share of mistakes, which will increase the clamor for Wilson to be the starter.

Don, now that your prediction from 3 months has become true word for word, would you mind sharing the next set of lottery numbers for us? :cheesy:

It's unbelievable what has happened here, a couple of decent games against 2nd and 3rd stringers, and vanilla defenses, and a good segment of the Seattle media and DWF community are already going crazy over this guy and want him to be the starter. Looks like Pete Carroll may not disappoint them:

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/8289078/seattle-seahawks-qb-russell-wilson-start-friday

3rd round pick, stands 5'10, a rookie, and is one good preseason game away from becoming a starter. It's an unprecendented rise for someone who wasn't on anyone's draft radar, and his selection was really a surprise at the time.

A look at the rest of Seattle's roster shows that the team may barely break out of single digits in the total number of White players come Week 1. It's Steelers West, essentialy. Carroll is on a mission to undo Mike Tomlin and do his best to field the blackest team in the league.

Looks like this will be one of the top teams to root against in 2012.
 

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Even I cannot believe Carroll is going to hand this puny AA employee the starting QB job. What kind of "business" gives a contract like that to Matt Flynn and then doesn't even give him one regular season game in which to prove himself?

Compare this situation to an identical one in Washington. An underdog rookie has outplayed the favored son, but in that case all we hear from the media and DWFs is "he was playing against 2nd and 3rd stringers!" Yeah, the same kind of players Wilson has played against.

The response to the play of Kirk Cousins vs. the response to the play of Russell Wilson tells us all we need to know about the Caste System.
 

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Only losing teams can afford to go AA at QB. Fortunately these experiments blow up in the coaches face so just sit back and wait for the explosion. Plus the shelf life is pretty low. How many people drafted Josh Freeman as a starter on their FF teams last year? Nobody doing that this year. Cam Newton is up there with Brees and Brady on the FF draft lists. I'm betting next year that will considered the worst decision of the season. Same with Wilson and Griffin. Big gambles, low odds of success.
 

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The response to the play of Kirk Cousins vs. the response to the play of Russell Wilson tells us all we need to know about the Caste System.
Ain't that the truth.


foobar75 said:
A look at the rest of Seattle's roster shows that the team may barely break out of single digits in the total number of White players come Week 1. It's Steelers West, essentialy. Carroll is on a mission to undo Mike Tomlin and do his best to field the blackest team in the league.
I'd rather watch the trio of Big Ben, Heath Miller and Brett Keisel over any 3 players on Seattle. This is a repugnant team in every sense. Pete Carroll, who's as anti-White as any coach in the league. The treatment of Matt Flynn. A complete blackout on the defensive side of the ball. Bringing in thugs and malcontents like Terrel Owens, Kellen Winslow and Braylon Edwards. The treatment of Kris Durham which is another mind-boggling "business decision".

What team wastes a 4th round pick on a guy and never even gives him any playing time to prove himself....in preseason! Bringing in a near 40 year old Owens only makes sense for a team who is looking to contend now. Caste-whore Carroll must have delusions of grandeur. Especially if he intends to start a 5'-10" rookie black quarterback. I would hope Durham gets cut so he can finally start his career elsewhere but in this retched league a cut could mean the end for him.

2-14 would be fitting for this squad.
 

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Had Terrell Owens caught the perfectly thrown bomb from Flynn for a TD would this be an issue?? Then Golden Tate steps out of bounds with another perfectly thrown ball by Flynn...I'm not giving up yet.

I will always remember ole Petey Carroll trying to convert Tailback Toby Gerhart to Fullback or Linebacker when he was at USC...Gerhart had to say "no thanks".

The Seahawks did re-sign CB Donny Lisowksi(after releasing him when they signed Owens)...no doubt a long-shot will have to make every single tackle on special teams & back-flips & INT's in the 4th qtr. if he even gets the opportunity.
 

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Whenever I see footage of the manic Pete Carroll he reminds me of a 60 year old who's a boy in an adult body. His visage makes me feel like hissing, much the way Jim Haslet's did when he was the head coach of the Saints during their era as the blackest team in the league.

It's best now for Flynn to hope that Wilson gets the starting job and isn't up to the task, much the way Tarvaris Jackson wasn't. Flynn isn't much more than a rookie himself when it comes to regular season playing time. He reminds me of Kevin Kolb's situation where Kolb is all but buried now as a starter even though he hasn't played that much in the regular season. But at least Kolb's competition in Arizona is White.
 

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After just 2 catches in several targets, T.O. just tweeted that he's been cut. Definitely good news for Durham.
 

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Hopefully Randy Moss will be next on the chopping block. It would be a small victory to finally have Owens, Moss and Chad Johnson out of the NFL.
 

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The fact that Johnson and Owens were even given opportunities shows just how terrible the NFL has really become and the lack of black talent at many positions. Both guys are finished and every gm and coach in the league knows it but they will still be given an opportunity. Owens is 38 for goodness sakes. How many talented white receivers could have filled those two spots at least for the preseason to showcase their skills? The signing of these two buffoons, if even for a few preseason games, is nothing more than the NFL putting on a MTV type reality show for the DWF's.
 

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It's official, Russell Wilson has been named the starter:

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/russell-wilson-named-seattle-seahwaks-starting-quarterback-082612

It must suck to be Flynn, who got beat out by a 3rd round midget, who had 1 good half against a bunch of 2nd and 3rd string guys and another against a KC team missing some key defenders. He never got a proper chance to compete for the job.

Already, the DWFs are over-joyed, as a chorus of "Brees 2.0" and "In the battle with Luck/RGIII for ROY" are being heard. Even for a corrupt league and its caste system, this one has come out of nowhere.

Seattle just might be the team to root against for 2012. I truly hope this blows up in Carroll's face in the worst way possible.
 

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Seattle just might be the team to root against for 2012. I truly hope this blows up in Carroll's face in the worst way possible.

I read an article that projected the Seahawks’ 53-man roster for 2012. According to the writer, “Wigger Pete†(as Truthteller hilariously dubbed him) is likely to keep 12 whites, or 13 if Kris Durham makes the team with Owens' departure. One backup QB, one starting TE, 5 OL, one backup LB, one backup DB, one K, one P, one LS…

Offense: QB Matt Flynn, TE Zach Miller, G Paul McQuistan, G John Moffitt, C Max Unger, G JR Sweezy, and T Brino Giocomini (who is extra-Mediterranian looking, nearly non-white)

Defense: LB Heath Farwell, S Chris Maragos

Special Teams: P Jon Ryan, K Steven Haushka, LS Clint Greshman

As others have mentioned, Russell Wilson “winning†the starting job for Pete’s Posse may work out for the best. The Seablacks will falter in 2012, Wilson’s confidence will be shattered, and Carroll’s Negrophilic buttocks will be simmering upon the proverbial “coaches hot seat.†With any luck, the Seahawks and Steelers (who may break their own bigoted record by featuring 7 whites on their opening day roster) will have the worst seasons in their respective histories…

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CAPTION: Yes! Go Russell, Go! [Blows Kisses]
 

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Both Donny Lisowski and Jameson Konz were dismissed from Wigger Pete's plantation yesterday. Lisowski is certainly not a surprise, since he was cut/resigned just this month to make room for T.O., who was also cut. Konz has three problems, he can't stay healthy, he is always in position transition, and he's not one of Carroll's guys. I think Lisowski has a chance for the practice squad, but Konz is either through or maybe someone will take a chance on his athleticism.

Of the 12 cuts by the Seachickens, only 2 are white. But only because there aren't that many on the roster to begin with.
 

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You called this one pretty close!!

My guess at this early stage is that the Seahawks will dump Tarvaris Jackson and enter the season with Matt Flynn #1 at QB and Russell Wilson #1A. Wilson is already a DWF favorite and will likely make some plays during preseason games to further increase his popularity. At 5' 10" or 5' 11" he'll be a great media story as the black version of Doug Flutie. His supposed instant poise and leadership skills will be praised to the sky. Flynn will be on a short leash, and as he has very little experience in NFL regular season games he's going to make his share of mistakes, which will increase the clamor for Wilson to be the starter.

From Weenieworld:

Coach Pete Carroll indicated that Russell Wilson is splitting quarterback reps evenly with Matt Flynn and Tarvaris Jackson in OTAs. The three-way competition is more than just lip service, but keep in mind that it's only May. The top two candidates will need more reps by training camp, eliminating whichever quarterback is falling behind. Unless Wilson opens eyes over the next month, he's the most likely candidate to fall by the wayside.

Well played.
 

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I hope the worst for Seattle this season. They might be inclined to fire Carroll after a third non-winning season. I am looking forward to seeing Wilson struggle once teams scheme to stop him. This isn't Wisconsin where he had five top notch white o-line men protecting him.
 

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Seattle does look to start four Whites on the o-line to protect Wilson, which apparently is the only position Petie boy feels Whites are capable of playing in the NFL.
 

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At least for now Charly Martin is on the roster at WR, and Evan Moore was added at TE to replace Winslow.

Chris Maragos also made the cut at DB.
 
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