oped: Yes indeed...it all goes back to the Kaepernick Syndrome UNR is suffering from the same...they are on a losing streak... not to forget that UNR is where Colin got his start and was drafted into the NFL from ...imho I do believe this is nothing more than reverse discrimination (Racism)...and the entire BLM offensive line on the Raiders Team as well as UNR should be terminated for cause!
http://sharlaslabyrinth.blogspot.com/2017/09/unr-wolfpack-football-2017-season.html
by:Kirsty Jane
Hold on to your boots, ’cause we’ve got some convincing numbers to go along with this brand new theory.
From Right Wing News
We already know that the NFL is in deep water with the Take A Knee problem, where players are sitting out the national anthem, or linking arms, or whatever new gesture they’ll invent by the time next Sunday hits.During a game last week between the Raiders and the Washington Redskins, the offensive Raiders sat out during the national anthem with a few exceptions.
Specifically, Quarterback Derek Carr stood for the anthem. Most of the players on the Raiders are black, but Carr is white.
So the radio show Armstrong & Getty, which is a morning drive show whose announcers used to present at Tea Party rallies, started talking about the stats involved with the Raiders. A “sack” happens when a quarterback is tackled behind the scrimmage line before he can throw a forward pass. Last season, Carr wasn’t sacked even a single time. But on the radio show, one of the hosts explained:
“So Derek Carr, who is never sacked, was
sacked four times by the Redskins, back to back on the second offensive
series of the Raiders.”
He went on to say that that first series that Carr threw was
intercepted “almost immediately,” and the center, who snaps the ball
back to the quarterback, snapped it to Carr “three times” before Carr
was ready. The ball was hiked back to Carr knee’s before it made sense
in the game.This is either some high school level of play, or deliberate sabotage.
That’s what Armstrong & Getty seem to be pointing out.
“If the story is true, you’ve got an animosity between a white quarterback and a black offensive line that you can’t fix very easily.”They then went on to discuss whether this alleged throwing of the game would be a one-shot deal, or if it will keep happening until Carr sits on the bench, too. “Are the black guys in the team not going to block for the white guys?”
They also said that there were some dropped passes that were “really weird,” saying that while this can certainly happen in the NFL, the “other stuff” that’s going on is making them conspiratorial. The hosts cited an “inside source” that confirmed to them that the game was thrown. If this is true, then the NFL has a massive problem to deal with that goes way beyond the national anthem.
When
they had Bill O’Reilly on later in the show, his contribution is that throwing games is illegal and that players might end up in prison.
Last month, Raiders legend Tim Brown got after current Raider Marshawn Lynch for sitting down during the anthem, saying “Why bring this negativity to this incredibly positive situation? …I don’t understand these guys, man, they try to make statements… football is where people go to get away from all that stuff.”
