I would agree and even believe because there are not more black high school, college and offensive coordinators. They are often times more willing to develope the players. Look at basketball and many of the great black basketball minds at the high school level. Just as an example Lebron to this day thanks coach Drew and says that he is the reason for his development.
As much as the white media talks about white European players playing the game the right way. There isn't a player in that embodies that in the league more than Lebron and his black behind gets criticized for it. In saying that I still believe that the reason that Teddy bridgewater was so developed as a QB was because his black highschool coach and black college coach wanted him to be a complete QB. Think about this....Teddy never ran read option in College but is running read option in the pros with an OC that never had his QBs run.
Another thing is that the QB position is a very expensive position because kids are trained at a young age with classes and camps. As you have seen more and more black kids get the opportunity to play at white colleges at the QB position we are getting more developed black QBs coming straight from high school. This is because they are getting the training at the lower level with classes and camps because there parents know that there is an realistic change that they will have an opportunity to play QB.
It is a long process but with college and the pros going to more passing it has turned the game on its head because even at the peewee league coaches are understanding that it is best to place the best athlete at QB. Thus black parents will invest more in the young man getting proper training....just like black people do now with their kids when it comes to basketball.
I used to beast with Q. Car on Madden '02 or/and '03.
i got to take this man