Fitztragic getting lit..

[NY's #1 Draft Pick]

@NYC Rebel gon love this

Wait breh did you write this article?!

 

[BlackAchilles]

Because Black quarterbacks can’t never win a public battle against a veteran white coach.

 

[JLova]

Exactly what many of us have been talking about. Kaep gonna be on that list next year.

 

[KingsnBucs1987]

Damn

Straight foot on neck shyt

 

[XxBboyxX]

Wouldnt be surprised if he posted on the coli

 

[Brady-Carter]

Jesus..

 

[Remy LeBreh]

This should be stickied

 

[King Crimson]

Good shyt.

 

[Sam.I.Am]

God damn

 

[calh45]

basically told Fitz to shut the fukk up cause black quarterbacks that we're equal to or better than him didn't get half the opportunities he's gotten to fukk up.

shytted on Jeff Fisher and Mike Shanahan

put D. Mcnabb and Vince Young careers and the blatant disrespect they received in perspective
fiya article

With stats to back all of that shyt up.

GOOD GOD I was reading that article with the in my heart.

This thread should be stickied so ole boy can get a few more clicks this weekend.

 

[Bone$]

Follow Chuck on Twitter , son is a real one

 

[Supa]

Exactly what many of us have been talking about. Kaep gonna be on that list next year.

Not brother Kaep.

After the Bears’ Jay Cutler went down with a season-ending injury, McNabb, a Chicago native, requested his release from the Vikings with hopes to sign on with Chicago or another team in the playoff mix.

There would be no homecoming.

Instead of signing McNabb, the 7-3 Bears went with undrafted Caleb Hanie because Bears offensive coordinator Mike Martz favored QBs who knew his “system.”

Instead, Caleb led the Bears to four straight losses with a 41.8% passer rating (note to editor: not a misprint). At season’s end, Martz would “resign” due to “philosophical differences” with head coach Lovie Smith.

How did Martz make the call and not Lovie?

 

[SAJ!!]

Well, damn.

I didn't expect this.

 

[ynwa25]

Went straight for the jugular

 

[Trip]

DEAR FITZ
Which brings us back to the incredible whiteness of Fitz’s pre-Jets career and “six teams”:

0-3: Rams 2005

4-7-1: Bengals 2008

4-4: Bills 2009

4-9: Bills 2010

6-10: Bills 2011

6-10: Bills 2012

3-6: Titans 2013

6-6; Texans 2014

10-6: Jets 2015

No Black QB can ever pull this string of failure off. Or even half of it.

Or even just that Buffalo stretch. Tyrod Taylor just ain’t getting that line of credit.

Dear Fitz, despite your Harvard education, here is what you have been missing:

Every time a front office or coach stopped believing in you, another organization stepped up and did.

That’s your greatest NFL privilege - a distinctly white quarterback privilege.

Your privilege not to be stigmatized league-wide; not to be humiliated mid-game or post-game; or have your career end in 2011; or even 2009.

Your privilege is receiving great patience from coaches Geno’s career would never see - even before Sunday’s injury.

Your privilege, despite a league worst passer rating, is to have a divisive public outburst as you did Sunday, and not be labeled a selfish malcontent – a staple for Black athletes.

Your privilege is having a “human” reaction, and not being punished for it.

Your privilege is making $12 million more dollars in 2016 than a younger Vince Young will ever see. Perhaps you should write him a check.

Your privilege is being treated with more dignity and respect than an all-time great like McNabb.

Your privilege is merely existing in the NFL unlike many never-developed black quarterbacks plying their trade in Canada or Arena football.

Your season last year was remarkable.

But don’t call it a comeback - it was a privilege.

It’s time that you check it.

Fitzpatrick was brought in as a backup for every single team listed there. The article is so poorly written it's hard to even digest what he's getting at...but still. All of those teams the intention was for him to be a backup.