Missouri player Michael Sam is a lousy draft pick. Due to strength issues he dropped from 90 to 160 in the bottom third of the draft. There is a huge question mark on whether he can perform at the professional level.

He announces he is gαy the before it comes out he has been dropped from 90th to 160th. Could this be a ploy to put pressure on a team to draft him ?

Here are his prospects according to 21 scouts:

“Three said fifth round. Three said sixth round. Three said seventh round. Five said they would sign him as a free agent. Seven said they wouldn’t sign him as a free agent,” the newspaper reported.

The gαys (most who don't even know the difference between football and basketball) are gearing up for hysteria if he is not drafted:

“There will absolutely be pushback,” if he isn’t drafted said Bill Duggan, executive vice president of the Association of National Advertisers. Duggan said public speculation on why Sam wasn’t drafted would be a major issue for the NFL, and if he were drafted or signed as a free agent, whichever team he ended up on would have to prepare for extra scrutiny.

Despite the fact that he should not be drafted because he is not a good enough football player, I hope the underlying reason he is not drafted is because he is gαy.

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I wouldn't be surprised if Goodell (or even a non-NFL gαy lobby) offers some sort of incentive to the team drafting him.

I might have to go without football this year if he gets on a team.

Can you imagine having to go through every game watching his highlights and him detracting events and plays so that we can see how queen boy is performing and how every little perceived slight is blown out of proportion ?

Not to mention, this gαy football player is not a good athlete. In other words, he sucks.

All for the sake of diversity I take it. There has to come a point where people realize that this mentality is degenerate. It should always be about who is the most qualified and best fit for a job. Not because someone is a woman, minority, Jєω, etc. and the organization needs more diversity. Another thing I don't like is how those who get along the best (multiculturalists) with all groups of people get rewarded the most. You mean the only thing I have to do is view everyone equally and I will be successful in life? Thats the way things are going more and more in our Wiemar USSA society.

Am I the only one who doesn't care that he's gαy? All that matters is if he's actually good. College football has this arrogance to it that insists someone really good at college football can automatically handle the higher echelon of  thinking and playing required in the NFL, when it's not like that all the time. Manziel or Bridgewater or Clinton-Dix could easily get cut by next January.

I don't care if he is gαy, but I do care that he is the poster boy for being gαy. The last thing I need is to have to spend next football season having to hear about every single play the fαɢɢօt has had or if he even played at all.

I probably will not be watching football for awhile just so I don't have to listen to praises being directed towards queenie boy.

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Am I the only one who doesn't care that he's gαy? All that matters is if he's actually good. College football has this arrogance to it that insists someone really good at college football can automatically handle the higher echelon of  thinking and playing required in the NFL, when it's not like that all the time. Manziel or Bridgewater or Clinton-Dix could easily get cut by next January.

I don't care if he is gαy, but I do care that he is the poster boy for being gαy. The last thing I need is to have to spend next football season having to hear about every single play the fαɢɢօt has had or if he even played at all.

I probably will not be watching football for awhile just so I don't have to listen to praises being directed towards queenie boy.

This, I agree with you on, however. They spent way too much time focusing on his sɛҳuąƖity rather than his playing skills. And he was drafted, like, 9th to last which probably says something about how good he is.

Being drafted ninth-to-last shows that you're not even that good, so there goes that for playing ability. It only proves what works in college doesn't work in the NFL.

Being drafted ninth-to-last shows that you're not even that good, so there goes that for playing ability. It only proves what works in college doesn't work in the NFL.

He has a strength issue, it may not matter in college where speed is the factor- but it sure matters in the NFL where everything matters, you have to be lightening fast and be powerful.

The Boz comes to mind, if you do not know who he is wiki him.