Shelf I don't necessarily agree that I wouldn't build my team around a black QB, but what you say is interesting, because in a way you make a point since the 1 that did win it, Doug Williams, was the first & original black stud QB, and none has won it since then.
But probably just coincidence more than anything...
The black QB talk again.
There are 32 teams in the NFL. How many black QBs actually start on an NFL team and get a real chance? And with that tiny percentage that actually do start and get an opportunity, how many of those teams are actually stacked to even have a team capable of winning a Super Bowl?
Tell you what...I'd take Cam Newton over Sam Bradford, Jay Cutler, Ryan Tanehill or any number of guys. Now, if you want to take all of them over Cam Newton because they're white and he's black, that's sad.
There are 32 teams in the NFL. How many black QBs actually start on an NFL team and get a real chance? And with that tiny percentage that actually do start and get an opportunity, how many of those teams are actually stacked to even have a team capable of winning a Super Bowl?
Tell you what...I'd take Cam Newton over Sam Bradford, Jay Cutler, Ryan Tanehill or any number of guys. Now, if you want to take all of them over Cam Newton because they're white and he's black, that's sad.
True fuego....But..... How many white/Hispanic/etc. Wide Receivers get a real chance to start on teams?
Not Many of course.
Why?
Because they are generally considered not as good as a black WR.
So same goes for the QB position, except vice-versa.
However... What do we see more & more of nowadays when white WR's get a shot?
They are performing.
So I suppose it all goes back to your point about who gets a shot, and who doesn't....
There are less White/Hispanic WR's & RB's who get less opportunities as well.
Does that mean they aren't as good, or they simply aren't getting a fair shot?
I'm using the same argument as you are fuego. Just fun debate...:toast:
