[The Patriots dominated the Chargers 38-14 without the video camera and many of Belichick's players expressed affection for him after the game.
Kraft gave him the game ball.
"I appreciated it. It's a nice gesture. The most important thing is to put that (game) behind us," Belichick said. "It's time to move on."]
Kraft gave him the game ball? Huh? Are you kidding me? He embarrassed the entire organization and forever cast a shadow of doubt on their legacy. For this, he receives a game ball? It just goes to show you that results matter. Wait, results are the only thing that matters.
Next, here is a snippet from Donovan McNabb's appearance on HBO Real Sports where he's talking about black quarterbacks being under more scrutiny than their white counterparts:[Asked if white quarterbacks such as Peyton Manning and Carson Palmer are held to the same standards, McNabb replied: "Let me start by saying, I love those guys. But they don't get criticized as much as we do. They don't."]
You Ass Hat! The mistake you are making is putting yourself at their level. Ask freaking Rex Grossman if white quarterbacks get scrutinized enough. Better yet, ask Charlie Frye who got cut after one bad performance this year. The balls of this guy to make that statement. The balls! Ask Joey Harrington about critics. Ask David Carr. What a giant moron he is. Don't make me laugh.
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As you said, it's all about the results.
The Patriots keep winning and playing well, it's easy for Kraft, and all of New England for that matter, to look the other way when Billicheat embarasses the organization otherwise.
Conversely, if the Eagles were not sucking so badly, Donovan McNabb would be the toast of the town. Instead they are playing horribly and so is he. QBs get a lot of criticism when the team loses. Just a fact.
I think black QBs sometimes get criticized for different reasons than white QBs. But when their play stinks, it doesn't matter what color his skin is, the QB is going to get an unfair amount of criticism.
McNabb should know that by now. Maybe he should try playing better to silence his critics.
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