"(insert black QB) can't read a defense"

[blackestofpanthers]

I think Peyton's study habits are well documented.

Can it be proven that he and brady study more than everyone else though? You said it so i'd like proof of your claims.

 

[Trip]

Can it be proven that he and brady study more than everyone else though? You said it so i'd like proof of your claims.

Let's just say they know their shyt inside and out...maybe they just comprehend football better. But they clearly put in the necessary work.

 

[The God Poster]

@Gil Scott-Heroin damn sure cant read a defense.

But @I.V. can read a defense and we know why.

Gotta protect that culo at all times

 

[Trojan 24]

Andre Muhammad Luck, he just dominates on pure athleticism an will

 

[JLova]

Peyton and Brady study more than anyone...it comes down to putting in the work and having the ability to think and react quickly. It's cliched as all hell...but the QB(especially young ones) basically has to live at the facility to be successful. And considering a lot of the young guys early fame...that's orobably not easy for them.[/QUOTE

You have no idea how much any of these QBs study.

 

[Kenny West]

nikkas just quote shyt they hear off ESPN blindly. I get into it all the time with nikkas in here over this.

the problem that I notice about this site and other sites like it, or other ppl that follow black qb's is that they ONLY really pay attention to whats being said about black qb's so they think that they are the only ones being talked about.
and if they do watch other games they usually watch other teams with good qb's so they don't hear it.

but you don't hear all the dudes saying guys like Orton, or Hoyer, or Shaub,etc,etc being talked about the same cuz most ppl don't watch them. nor are they getting any pub.

and about the younger guys,

how many Jags games do you watch? Bortles gets the same criticism.
how about Carr?


Also I hear TONS of ppl talking shyt about Dalton, Stafford, and Cutler and how they can't really read defenses well and rely solely on their receivers to bail them out(Green, Megatron, and marshall/jeffries respectively)

I've never heard that Bortles can't read a defense.

I don't hear about Dalton not being able to read a defense.

Never heard Foles called a system QB, runs a gimmick offense or can't read a defense

Never heard that about Shaub and most of the dink and dunk mediocre back up white qbs in the league.

It's not about being shyt on. It's more how the media implies that "certain" QBs are mentally incapable playing the position; they just throw to "wide open" 1st reads or run. How many For other guys it's "bad throw" "he's a gunslinger " "he's still learning the offense" "forcing it in there" "the defense made a play". But the other ones it's he flat out can't play and that assumption is made very quickly.

I'm a Redskins fan. In at least 3 different points of this season people were calling it a career on Robert. Both on here and in sports media. He's 24 and had a top 3 rookie season ever and people were trying to close the book on his career in week 2 from a ankle injury.

And don't get me started on the ESPN segments. I saw a one on Kaep recently where they cherrypick one of their stats like "Since week ___ " so they can push narratives along. But on the other end of the spectrum EVERY YEAR we get a "Alex Smith: Not just a game manager" BSPN segment and now "Ryan tannehill is underrated" is becoming a staple.

I just see the bullshyt

 

[JLova]

Let's just say they know their shyt inside and out...maybe they just comprehend football better. But they clearly put in the necessary work.

Probably because they played in the same system and offense for their entire careers? That has a lot to do with it.

They're not learning a new offense every 2 years. That said, they're still great players but they been pretty much in the same offense since they started. Different OC's but still the same shyt.

 

[Ain't That Something]

the problem that I notice about this site and other sites like it, or other ppl that follow black qb's is that they ONLY really pay attention to whats being said about black qb's so they think that they are the only ones being talked about.
and if they do watch other games they usually watch other teams with good qb's so they don't hear it.

but you don't hear all the dudes saying guys like Orton, or Hoyer, or Shaub,etc,etc being talked about the same cuz most ppl don't watch them. nor are they getting any pub.

and about the younger guys,

how many Jags games do you watch? Bortles gets the same criticism.
how about Carr?


Also I hear TONS of ppl talking shyt about Dalton, Stafford, and Cutler and how they can't really read defenses well and rely solely on their receivers to bail them out(Green, Megatron, and marshall/jeffries respectively)

shyt I'm constantly shytting on Tannerhill

 

[JLova]

nikkas just quote shyt they hear off ESPN blindly. I get into it all the time with nikkas in here over this.


I've never heard that Bortles can't read a defense.

I don't hear about Dalton not being able to read a defense.

Never heard Foles called a system QB, runs a gimmick offense or can't read a defense

Never heard that about Shaub and most of the dink and dunk mediocre back up white qbs in the league.

It's not about being shyt on. It's more how the media implies that "certain" QBs are mentally incapable playing the position; they just throw to "wide open" 1st reads or run. How many For other guys it's "bad throw" "he's a gunslinger " "he's still learning the offense" "forcing it in there" "the defense made a play". But the other ones it's he flat out can't play and that assumption is made very quickly.

I'm a Redskins fan. In at least 3 different points of this season people were calling it a career on Robert. Both on here and in sports media. He's 24 and had a top 3 rookie season ever and people were trying to close the book on his career in week 2 from a ankle injury.

And don't get me started on the ESPN segments. I saw a one on Kaep recently where they cherrypick one of their stats like "Since week ___ " so they can push narratives along. But on the other end of the spectrum EVERY YEAR we get a "Alex Smith: Not just a game manager" BSPN segment and now "Ryan tannehill is underrated" is becoming a staple.

I just see the bullshyt

Dudes here eat it up.

Imagine if Cam could not cmoplete a TD pass to a receiver all season? On 4th down to win the game was throwing balls away or running out of bounds? Turning Dwayne Bowe into a bum. Putting up numbers off of screens? Could you imagine the field day they'd have with him?

The media tries to tell you how to think. Last year Kaep was the 2nd coming. 2 years ago RG3 was a future HOFer. Now, they're bums. What? How? That media agenda is a mahfukka.

 

[The God Poster]

Better than Bob tho.

Breh I dont know if you c00ning or

Anyways, analysts calling black qb's dumb is similar to whites being scared of Africans going back from 1700's until now. If you big/deep voice or facial hair you're "scary", "intimidating". If you a black qb and you throw a few picks....you cant read defenses and are unintelligent.

At this point its expected they say these things. Its in their nature

 

[Trip]

Probably because they played in the same system and offense for their entire careers? That has a lot to do with it.

They're not learning a new offense every 2 years. That said, they're still great players but they been pretty much in the same offense since they started. Different OC's but still the same shyt.

I mean they are the system

 

[JLova]

I mean they are the system

They are...but it wasn't like that from day one. Especially with Brady. Dude was not picking defenses apart his first 3-4 years in the league. He was winning games, but it wasn't like "we gotta stop Brady" like it is now.

 

[Bone$]

nikkas just quote shyt they hear off ESPN blindly. I get into it all the time with nikkas in here over this.


I've never heard that Bortles can't read a defense.

I don't hear about Dalton not being able to read a defense.

Never heard Foles called a system QB, runs a gimmick offense or can't read a defense

Never heard that about Shaub and most of the dink and dunk mediocre back up white qbs in the league.

It's not about being shyt on. It's more how the media implies that "certain" QBs are mentally incapable playing the position; they just throw to "wide open" 1st reads or run. How many For other guys it's "bad throw" "he's a gunslinger " "he's still learning the offense" "forcing it in there" "the defense made a play". But the other ones it's he flat out can't play and that assumption is made very quickly.

I'm a Redskins fan. In at least 3 different points of this season people were calling it a career on Robert. Both on here and in sports media. He's 24 and had a top 3 rookie season ever and people were trying to close the book on his career in week 2 from a ankle injury.

And don't get me started on the ESPN segments. I saw a one on Kaep recently where they cherrypick one of their stats like "Since week ___ " so they can push narratives along. But on the other end of the spectrum EVERY YEAR we get a "Alex Smith: Not just a game manager" BSPN segment and now "Ryan tannehill is underrated" is becoming a staple.

I just see the bullshyt

came in here to post...this sums it up perfectly tho...i rep #blackexcellence out here to the fullest, cause i see the bullshyt....shyts deep tho, goes back years and years, from a talent being moved up from pee wee to college, and being placed everywhere but qb pre 2000s...all time greats dominating every position, but since the 1960s only a couple handfuls of qbs? and the same old cism and rhetoric exist today....dont get it fukked up

 

[BXKingPin82]

nikkas just quote shyt they hear off ESPN blindly. I get into it all the time with nikkas in here over this.


I've never heard that Bortles can't read a defense.

I don't hear about Dalton not being able to read a defense.

Never heard Foles called a system QB, runs a gimmick offense or can't read a defense

Never heard that about Shaub and most of the dink and dunk mediocre back up white qbs in the league.

It's not about being shyt on. It's more how the media implies that "certain" QBs are mentally incapable playing the position; they just throw to "wide open" 1st reads or run. How many For other guys it's "bad throw" "he's a gunslinger " "he's still learning the offense" "forcing it in there" "the defense made a play". But the other ones it's he flat out can't play and that assumption is made very quickly.

I'm a Redskins fan. In at least 3 different points of this season people were calling it a career on Robert. Both on here and in sports media. He's 24 and had a top 3 rookie season ever and people were trying to close the book on his career in week 2 from a ankle injury.

And don't get me started on the ESPN segments. I saw a one on Kaep recently where they cherrypick one of their stats like "Since week ___ " so they can push narratives along. But on the other end of the spectrum EVERY YEAR we get a "Alex Smith: Not just a game manager" BSPN segment and now "Ryan tannehill is underrated" is becoming a staple.

I just see the bullshyt

all this shyt right here is why I can never find myself TRULY getting into the NFL like that
the shyt is so fukkin blatant and disrespectful its mindblowing

 

[JLova]

came in here to post...this sums it up perfectly tho...i rep #blackexcellence out here to the fullest, cause i see the bullshyt....shyts deep tho, goes back years and years, from a talent being moved up from pee wee to college, and being placed everywhere but qb pre 2000s...all time greats dominating every position, but since the 1960s only a couple handfuls of qbs? and the same old cism and rhetoric exist today....dont get it fukked up

It's clear as day. We were going to the SB and folk were still finding ways to sh1t on Kaep. From the tattoos to his attitude, lack of leadership, etc. All the sh1t they say about black players. So gotdamn blatant.