The gay dude got picked in the 7th round.

dhdawg

I really don't care about michael sam and his whole schtick. I see him as a football player. But I guess saying people are allowed to cry when happy means I'm calling someone a homophobe, nice

dnc

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

ESPN devoting some serious coverage to a guy that was almost Mr. Irrelevant.

Way to create the news there ESPN.

Right. Because the first openly gay player on an NFL team is created news.

When they devote that much time to the coverage, yes it is.

He's a football player who happens to be gay. Big fucking deal.

Play the game, help your team win. I give a shit if want to suck cock or lick pussy, just do your job.

And Jackie Robinson was just a baseball player that happened to be black.

Good poont. There's a tragically long list of Hall of Fame worthy football players who never got to play in the NFL simply because they were gay. Those poor victims played their hearts out for the love of the game for next to nothing in the Queer Leagues, mostly unnoticed by mainstream America. The sport lost two generations of all time greats to this ignorance.

Sam having the courage to cross the sexuality line should usher in a new era of talent and competition in the sport like we've never seen before. I bet he won't get to stay at the same hotels as his teammates or eat at the same restaurants as them on the road though.

CuntWaffle

dnc said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

ESPN devoting some serious coverage to a guy that was almost Mr. Irrelevant.

Way to create the news there ESPN.

Right. Because the first openly gay player on an NFL team is created news.

When they devote that much time to the coverage, yes it is.

He's a football player who happens to be gay. Big fucking deal.

Play the game, help your team win. I give a shit if want to suck cock or lick pussy, just do your job.

And Jackie Robinson was just a baseball player that happened to be black.

Good poont. There's a tragically long list of Hall of Fame worthy football players who never got to play in the NFL simply because they were gay. Those poor victims played their hearts out for the love of the game for next to nothing in the Queer Leagues, mostly unnoticed by mainstream America. The sport lost two generations of all time greats to this ignorance. Sam having the courage to cross the sexuality line should usher in a whole new era of talent and competition in the sport like we've never seen before. I bet he won't get to stay at the same hotels as his teammates or eat at the same restaurants as them on the road though.

Game, set, fucking match.

QuornDawg

dnc said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

ESPN devoting some serious coverage to a guy that was almost Mr. Irrelevant.

Way to create the news there ESPN.

Right. Because the first openly gay player on an NFL team is created news.

When they devote that much time to the coverage, yes it is.

He's a football player who happens to be gay. Big fucking deal.

Play the game, help your team win. I give a shit if want to suck cock or lick pussy, just do your job.

And Jackie Robinson was just a baseball player that happened to be black.

Good poont. There's a tragically long list of Hall of Fame worthy football players who never got to play in the NFL simply because they were gay. Those poor victims played their hearts out for the love of the game for next to nothing in the Queer Leagues, mostly unnoticed by mainstream America. The sport lost two generations of all time greats to this ignorance. Sam having the courage to cross the sexuality line should usher in a whole new era of talent and competition in the sport like we've never seen before. I bet he won't get to stay at the same hotels as his teammates or eat at the same restaurants as them on the road though.

Dave Kopay needs to be in the HoF, and needs to be honored at a UW soccer game as a husky legend

dnc

monroecougdad said:

dnc said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

ESPN devoting some serious coverage to a guy that was almost Mr. Irrelevant.

Way to create the news there ESPN.

Right. Because the first openly gay player on an NFL team is created news.

When they devote that much time to the coverage, yes it is.

He's a football player who happens to be gay. Big fucking deal.

Play the game, help your team win. I give a shit if want to suck cock or lick pussy, just do your job.

And Jackie Robinson was just a baseball player that happened to be black.

Good poont. There's a tragically long list of Hall of Fame worthy football players who never got to play in the NFL simply because they were gay. Those poor victims played their hearts out for the love of the game for next to nothing in the Queer Leagues, mostly unnoticed by mainstream America. The sport lost two generations of all time greats to this ignorance. Sam having the courage to cross the sexuality line should usher in a whole new era of talent and competition in the sport like we've never seen before. I bet he won't get to stay at the same hotels as his teammates or eat at the same restaurants as them on the road though.

Dave Kopay needs to be in the HoF, and needs to be honored at a UW soccer game as a husky legend

He should raise the 12th man flag for the St Louis game

allpurpleallgold

dnc said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

ESPN devoting some serious coverage to a guy that was almost Mr. Irrelevant.

Way to create the news there ESPN.

Right. Because the first openly gay player on an NFL team is created news.

When they devote that much time to the coverage, yes it is.

He's a football player who happens to be gay. Big fucking deal.

Play the game, help your team win. I give a shit if want to suck cock or lick pussy, just do your job.

And Jackie Robinson was just a baseball player that happened to be black.

Good poont. There's a tragically long list of Hall of Fame worthy football players who never got to play in the NFL simply because they were gay. Those poor victims played their hearts out for the love of the game for next to nothing in the Queer Leagues, mostly unnoticed by mainstream America. The sport lost two generations of all time greats to this ignorance. Sam having the courage to cross the sexuality line should usher in a whole new era of talent and competition in the sport like we've never seen before. I bet he won't get to stay at the same hotels as his teammates or eat at the same restaurants as them on the road though.

Homophobe.

dnc

allpurpleallgold said:

dnc said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

ESPN devoting some serious coverage to a guy that was almost Mr. Irrelevant.

Way to create the news there ESPN.

Right. Because the first openly gay player on an NFL team is created news.

When they devote that much time to the coverage, yes it is.

He's a football player who happens to be gay. Big fucking deal.

Play the game, help your team win. I give a shit if want to suck cock or lick pussy, just do your job.

And Jackie Robinson was just a baseball player that happened to be black.

Good poont. There's a tragically long list of Hall of Fame worthy football players who never got to play in the NFL simply because they were gay. Those poor victims played their hearts out for the love of the game for next to nothing in the Queer Leagues, mostly unnoticed by mainstream America. The sport lost two generations of all time greats to this ignorance. Sam having the courage to cross the sexuality line should usher in a whole new era of talent and competition in the sport like we've never seen before. I bet he won't get to stay at the same hotels as his teammates or eat at the same restaurants as them on the road though.

Homophobe.

Yeah. But still.

PostGameOrangeSlices

dnc said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

ESPN devoting some serious coverage to a guy that was almost Mr. Irrelevant.

Way to create the news there ESPN.

Right. Because the first openly gay player on an NFL team is created news.

When they devote that much time to the coverage, yes it is.

He's a football player who happens to be gay. Big fucking deal.

Play the game, help your team win. I give a shit if want to suck cock or lick pussy, just do your job.

And Jackie Robinson was just a baseball player that happened to be black.

Good poont. There's a tragically long list of Hall of Fame worthy football players who never got to play in the NFL simply because they were gay. Those poor victims played their hearts out for the love of the game for next to nothing in the Queer Leagues, mostly unnoticed by mainstream America. The sport lost two generations of all time greats to this ignorance.

Sam having the courage to cross the sexuality line should usher in a new era of talent and competition in the sport like we've never seen before. I bet he won't get to stay at the same hotels as his teammates or eat at the same restaurants as them on the road though.

rip APAG, holy fuck

CuntWaffle

allpurpleallgold said:

dnc said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

ESPN devoting some serious coverage to a guy that was almost Mr. Irrelevant.

Way to create the news there ESPN.

Right. Because the first openly gay player on an NFL team is created news.

When they devote that much time to the coverage, yes it is.

He's a football player who happens to be gay. Big fucking deal.

Play the game, help your team win. I give a shit if want to suck cock or lick pussy, just do your job.

And Jackie Robinson was just a baseball player that happened to be black.

Good poont. There's a tragically long list of Hall of Fame worthy football players who never got to play in the NFL simply because they were gay. Those poor victims played their hearts out for the love of the game for next to nothing in the Queer Leagues, mostly unnoticed by mainstream America. The sport lost two generations of all time greats to this ignorance. Sam having the courage to cross the sexuality line should usher in a whole new era of talent and competition in the sport like we've never seen before. I bet he won't get to stay at the same hotels as his teammates or eat at the same restaurants as them on the road though.

Homophobe.

He also came off as racist.

dnc

CuntWaffle said:

allpurpleallgold said:

dnc said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

allpurpleallgold said:

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

ESPN devoting some serious coverage to a guy that was almost Mr. Irrelevant.

Way to create the news there ESPN.

Right. Because the first openly gay player on an NFL team is created news.

When they devote that much time to the coverage, yes it is.

He's a football player who happens to be gay. Big fucking deal.

Play the game, help your team win. I give a shit if want to suck cock or lick pussy, just do your job.

And Jackie Robinson was just a baseball player that happened to be black.

Good poont. There's a tragically long list of Hall of Fame worthy football players who never got to play in the NFL simply because they were gay. Those poor victims played their hearts out for the love of the game for next to nothing in the Queer Leagues, mostly unnoticed by mainstream America. The sport lost two generations of all time greats to this ignorance. Sam having the courage to cross the sexuality line should usher in a whole new era of talent and competition in the sport like we've never seen before. I bet he won't get to stay at the same hotels as his teammates or eat at the same restaurants as them on the road though.

Homophobe.

He also came off as racist.

+1

fuck whitey