Reggie Jackson discusses racism at Rickwood Field, Brock Purdy top tier NFL QB? | First Things First
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How can such well educated 37 years old man don't know about racism.
Personally, I enjoy this show FAR more than Undisputed 😊
@@bigred0079 Well-educated is a subjective term: well-educated in what?
No, thank you.
@@raoulroberts2024 mistakes happen....
I appreciate yall for showing a fuller version of this segment
Yeah for real that was important
Yeah so important 😂😂😂😂
@@lvnitrous8434what’s your address
Ditto
Just 57 years ago since Reggie Jackson racist experience and 60 years ago since The Civil Rights Act was put into the Law of The Constitution. Not that long ago.
The timeline of development of modern values is fascinating. It’s been less than 200 years since individual freedom was viewed at all positively (roughly the same time frame as when all white men got the right to vote). And only about 100 years since women attained equal legal status. That is after thousands of years when all people were functionally slaves. We still have a very long way to go, but it is worth recognizing just how new humanity really is to the concept of human rights.
Yes..Martin Luther King, himself, was still asking for a “dream” only a generation ago. Let’s not forget.
White Alabama hasn't changed. They just hide it better.
@@mikemarc92A generation is 20 years. Unless i cant count thats been many many generations. We are in 2024.
Y'all 60 years ago is a long time. Stop acting like it was last week. None of us commenting were alive back then. We literally have to take his word for it. And I believe him but it's not like this at all now.
If Reggie is still alive, think about all those evil mfs who potentially are and passed down that type of hatred
Yeah people act like everyone just magically reformed their ideals their just more hidden
Not only that…all the people lost at the hands of those people who never got a lick of prosecution
Its the silent american way.. thats what goes on in those households typically hatred of others
Tf? Have you ever been to any county jail? You act like “they” aren’t wack af.
They still vote and we know who they vote for…
American history. That simple.
Nothing to fear. Everything to learn from.
Unfortunately, there’s a large group of Americans that want to hide that history from their children and pretend it didn’t happen.
Amen.
Amen. Learning is a lifelong journey.
I fear a-lot is coming back.
Never go south!
@KevinDixon Fear is and has always been the problem.
No need to fear. Stand on truth. Stand on business.
The rawness of Reggie using that n word twice really was powerful.
That’s how they use to talk to black people.
@@jrcastee some still do
It's Called Rawness Of Truth❤
The old black man is to be respected. they been through A LOT more than anybody on this earth
Actually, it wasn't powerful at all. Keep thinking that, though.
Black history is and will always be american history! Thank you Mr Jackson 🙏🏾
F all that. F him and everyone he loves!!!
Just American history like bru said
Just something sort of funny about “chubbychaser” celebrating black history
@@airgasmYT you don’t sound confident whatsoever. “Just something sort of funny…” FYI: people don’t like people who aren’t sure of themselves. When you speak. Say it with conviction. If you find something funny say so directly. If you find something medium funny say it with conviction. Never say something that makes you sound unsure. Say, “your comment was mildly funny”. Just say what you think directly and bluntly
@@LikeLikeLikeLikeLi calm down slugger, don’t take everything so literally. It’s just a manner of speaking
We had been to the moon before Alabama had black kids in their secondary.
Okay Shane Gillis
@@UUELTE Nice. I'm glad someone called me out for stealing his joke.
@@illuminahdeI wouldn’t be glad lmao
Forrest Gump
We never been to the moon
Reggie Jackson story was dope because he condemned the racist history and also acknowledged whites that helped him along the way both exist people choose to ignore that tho
Fax
There are good white ppl out there then there are some that think there racist is the most Superior race there is those the ones I don't like there usually the racist ones
People ignore it because the racist part leads to death,abuse, and false imprisonment etc... You shouldn't have to talk up people for being decent humans.
Racism is systemic. It’s not about individual white people being good. I don’t think you understand this.
@@tonygabagoolThe original comment is completely valid ! Would care to elaborate on why racism isn’t about individuals ?
What Reggie Jackson had stated was only the tip of an iceberg. Imagine Jackie Robinson, Hank Aaron, Roberto Clemente and other great black baseball players that who went through unspoken racial barriers. Thank you, Mr. Reggie Jackson. You spoke the truths!
Is it racism or context for a nation at that time had its own functional apartheid? Context matters for accuracy
If you want to see how bad Jackie Robinson had it, watch the movie 42.
@@jeanpagette5019 it's racism
He may have had to deal with racism however don’t include Roberto Clemente with the black history, he was not black
@@jeanpagette5019 context? What you on about bro? It was racism 💀
No f**ks given by Reggie 😂😂
As a black man. This is the stuff we hear growing up in our households from our older aunts, Uncles, grandparents, parents etc.
It's done wonders for your people living in the past.
@@lvnitrous8434 🤨🤜🫠💤
@@lvnitrous8434 🤨🤜🫠💤
@@lvnitrous8434sit this one out
@@lvnitrous8434 shutup 🤡
I'm glad he said the actual word. Just saying the "n-word" doesn't hit the same.
But blacks get all whiny when I say it
@@JaromousI would laugh if I heard you say the word
@@JaromousWe don't get whiny, you guys are the ones that get whiny after being slapped 😂😂
@@WillWilliams-vo4nk you ain’t slapped nobody in your life, maybe slopped up your master that’s about it
@@WillWilliams-vo4nk you ain’t slapped nobody in your life boy
My college professor spoke on her experience growing up in those segregated times. It took the whole class period. Very interesting stories. Her parents didn't even allow her to have black friends.
Much respect to Reggie Jackson ❤️🙏🫡
I like he that Reggie actually vsaid the nword twice then said that's enough let me say "nword" this time😅. Reggie is a legend.
@LikeLikeLikeLikeLi your evil ppls time is almost up thanks the God of Israel
@@LikeLikeLikeLikeLiyou don’t have to be like this.
@@chasingfelix3609 have you ever been to a county jail? Try going to one and being nice. Try it.
@@LikeLikeLikeLikeLiyou know we all hate you right
@Tha_Trigga - exactly 😂
man how yall gonna put this together with a purdy segement, it shoulda been its own video
Facts
Exactly. End the segment, have a definitive ad break. Don't just segue into purdy story, made it seem like " let's lighten the tone"
Desantis wouldve had this segment banned in Florida😂😂
🤣🤣
Hilarious
He would say it’s “critical race theory” and “just causing division among us” or something
DeSantis is the man
That's why desantis needs to be let off earth
Look I was born in 76 and in 1990 as a freshman, in Louisiana, we had a game in Baton Rouge where David Duke was from and when the lights came on, the coaches and ump got together on the mound and called the game in the middle of the 6th inning for the safety of our players cause we weren't an all white team. We had black and white players, the team we were playing were all white cause of the area where we were playing. This was 1990! I still remember getting lectures about certain towns not to go to cause of the presence of clan members and be careful how you talk to the police if you get stop cause you don't know if they're one of the clan. This was part of my growing up and I'm 47
Crazy man, really sad history that still it’s in our society today
It still exists to this day.😢
welcome to Vidor, Texas.
bro looks good to be almost 80
Yup!!
Love Mr. October and appreciate his honesty and your integrity as journalists for airing the truth.
I'm in my 20s, and Reggie Jackson is only 6 or 7 years older than my dad. This history is so important, both for education and for honoring all the amazing people we never learn about.
My favorite (horrifying) fact about segregation and racial progress is that Paul Rudd is older than interacial marriage in the United States. This stuff is very recent, and we should never try to erase it or whitewash it.
Yeah get that victimhood mentality right. It's going to get you real far in this life.
@@lvnitrous8434 lmao whatever you say big guy
Man the amount of courage and strength to endure that is incredible. Yet you have people in this country who want to hide and run from that history.
He was a famous ball player 😂😂 you guys love romanticising racial history
@@lvnitrous8434exactly and they usually receive preferential treatment image what a regular black man had to deal with.
Love Reggie man. Realest man in that stadium 👊🏾🔥
Reggie's story was also a tribute to Willie Mays, because it was a reminder of what Willie had to endure in his early career.
I have such great respect for Mr. October! I cant imagine what he went through. He is an incredible human being!
In 1968 I drove from California to Tupelo, Mississippi for a family reunion. Driving around one day with a male cousin down from Chicago and a female cousin who lived there in Tupelo, we decided to stop and get something to eat. We saw a hamburger stand but my female cousin said , "we can't eat there it's a ni--er place". Bob and I looked at each other and I immediately turned into the place. The black guys out front didn't take kindly to our presence until one of them pointed to the California plates. Bob and I had a good meal and conversations while our female cousin was down on the floor in the back of the car so she wouldn't be seen by the local white people.
Wow.
That was a pretty good story
WOW....SAD😞
Glad you shared this one in all its detail. Of course it will make California haters hate California more. ✌🏽
Yeah, okay.
Racism and hate will always be around. Jealous trait in the human code is the downfall of our people. 💯
Mr. Jackson went on a run with a Dominican, two mixed guys and a white dude, had to be the most tense time of all their lives! LOL
And they were all respectful to his story so why does their race matter?
@@KeefChief_ Because being respectful doesn't mean you can empathize or relate, which is why it was clearly awkward.
@@bradlynm.andersonsr.6944Ortiz the blackest one I’m sure he empathizes
i dont think so, unless u think they racist, for generations that grow up & go to schools with multi color people, we dont feel any difference from each other.
@@mikemike6182 No it's not about them being racist, it's about them having long careers in a sport that includes a history that they don't know or undestand is all, thats why i chose the word "tense", I know A-rod and Papi can't relate, for six years dominicans taught me spanish, i know their culture first hand, they have no idea about african american history whatsoever, Derek jeter bieng a mixed guy probably has even less of an idea, especially with them all being Northerners . Respectfully.
The first segment deserves its own video. Tacking on the NFL gossip is just disrespectful.
People wouldn't watch it and continue to pretend this type of stuff doesn't exist. I'm glad they'll at least have to skip it and come to terms with their own bias.
@@dayostical Fewer than 5% of the comments here mention Purdy---it's racism that riles people up on social media.
I don't think this was some cynical ploy to drive clicks. The crew had a genuine news story, but the commentary fell flat. Let's be real, two 30-something white guys don't add much to the conversation. The editing crew probably felt they had to beef up the clip before uploading to RUclips. Understandable, well-meaning---but disrespectful.
The rest of this comment is for FTF (tl;dr---you should hire me).
FTF focuses almost exclusively on football and basketball. And that's fine. Baseball, hockey, golf, tennis, and soccer just don't hold my interest for whatever reason. Given the popularity of the show, I'm not alone. The problem is, when everything is nonstop LeBron/Mahomes chatter, you end up with strange segues (as this video demonstrates). More variety allows for smoother segues.
That brings me to my other comment about Olympic coverage. The Olympics are fun to watch (and bet on), and most of these sports I've never done in my life. Maybe I'm weird, or maybe the rest of the audience would appreciate some Olympic coverage, too. At least cover basketball... Gobert and Wemby in Paris? How is that not a storyline?
Bizarre choice to upload these two segments together in one clip and contaminate the Reggie Jackson conversation with the Brock Purdy debate. Should have been two separate uploads.
Yea the transition was very jarring. Hopefully they see these types of comments.
It was a weird transition.. I wonder if they did that so people who would only want to see the brock purdy debate would have to listen through or make a conscious choice to skip ahead to that debate. That way more people are exposed to the real history.
Intentionally done to add conflicts
@@jeanpagette5019possibly but if it wasn't done this way then we'd never know & that's the point of it all
@@gradeapedigree9635 great thinking!
Purdy has to win 3 rings before he gets credit, while trevor lawrence can lose 6 in a row to miss playoffs and still be considered a great QB 😂
2 things:
That’s Reggie segment was 🔥
2nd thing: Complaining that Purdy has had a perfect scenario to succeed and overlooking the fact that Mahomes has had just as good of a situation is ludicrous.
I’m not saying Purdy is as good as Mahomes, I’m just saying that they act like Mahomes overcame having the greatest offensive coach in history with the most dominant WR & TE in football to begin his career. Mahomes has had arguably the best situation a QB has ever had in the history of the NFL.
Put Mahomes in Baker Mayfield’s shoes where he was drafted to a team with a terrible coach, terrible team who had only won 1 game combined in their previous 2 seasons and tell me he’d have an MVP and a Super Bowl. There’s no way.
This will bring out the racists. You will hear “ok libs” “let it go” or racist slang terms.
Black fragility ⬆️
They don't need anything to bring them out. They stay out.
I’ve seen it already in the comments 💀💀
The failure of reconstruction and northern apathy towards it is one of the biggest failures in American history.
This.
Sherman should have kept going
They failed us
Truth. Thanks Reggie.
The truth is that any neighborhood where “they” live is dirty af. Period. F him snd everyone he loves.
Shut up Nick Wright. The bias against Brock Purdy is just sad and outrageous. Trevor Lawrence can stink it up but nope, no honest analysis there. Brock got the Niners to the Super Bowl and played well. Lamar choked like always but nope, no criticism there. Allen choked, no criticism there.
Did anyone see the obvious difference between Lawrence and Purdy when they went head to head? I could not believe how inaccurate Trevor Lawrence was when you see him in a game with somebody like Purdy. It was laughable. I don’t care who was calling the plays. There is a clear winner there.
Reggie Jackson was the reason I got into the Yankees
Spit that Spit Mr. Reggie Jackson
And yet Burrow, Lamar, and Allen have all had top tier rosters at some point in their career and still lost. Brock I'm sure has more playoff wins than them
First things first made a forever fan for posting this full clip.
My Grandfather was in WW2 and could not go through the front of the Restaurant in the South, had to use the back, with his uniform on!
It hurts my heart to hear this story. Much love going out to Mr October
Reggie explaining how people were being racist to him
Certain people: we've never had racism he needs to toughen up
You act like black people aren’t racist af.
WTF?
@@darkblueismyfavoritecolor.4082 half the comments are literally questioning why there evem talking about racism
@@shadow_td those comments: it's sad and stupid. Ignorant, really.
Something like this would've actually made sense even though it would still be a stupid presentation because what Reggie Jackson says is not law and people have a right to disagree with his perception of reality:
Reggie Jackson: "I wouldn't wish the racism I experienced down here on anybody."
The comment section: "There is no racism in America."
Nick will NEVER ever give Purdy or Josh Allen a break... but Trevor Lawrence is still "the Prince"
I may be experiencing the recency effect, but this is your best segment yet. From showing Mr. Jackson's response to Alex's question in its entirety to the commentary each of you delivered, this is how a single, genuine, human moment can overpower laws and actions that seek to restrict the truth from coming to light.
You know what it's really crazy is that I've heard schools have stopped teaching about slavery and the native Americans... I feel every American should have to learn about that so we don't make the same mistakes again and not teaching about our history because it is our history is very very woke
I agree. History should encompass ALL history. Good and bad. So we can learn from the bad and build from the good.
Which schools?
@@samuelwallace2782where have you been bro
I agree very much with the first part but don’t see how not teaching slavery or about everything with the Native Americans is woke? Seems the opposite if anything
@@samuelwallace2782 Trump passed something a few years ago saying that Institutions that receive federal funding will no teach anything that suggests races are different (slavery and segregation basically) or they will lose their federal funding
Reggie was an incredibly confident and prideful athlete and man. So he is describing a TORTUOUS experience for a man like him. It truly is a blessing for all of us that he got clear of that dreadful place before he had done something that would have destroyed his future and his life!
RIP Willie Mays and respect to one of the greatest Reggie Jackson for keeping it real always.
I can tell you without question his story’s realness. I’m from a smaller town in Alabama and I remember when I was in 6th grade we had our first black students attend school. This is early 2000’s we’re talking about where I had to witness groups of kids refer to him by the N-word as a joke. I don’t blame the kids at all but this is telling as to what their families were teaching them at home. I’m thankful that today we have made
strides and that we can continue to do so
We haven't made strides smh
@@courtlandhubbardwe have but not enough
Naw we definitely made strides I easily take being a black man in 2024 over 1964 anyday@@courtlandhubbard
@@courtlandhubbard can you elaborate because to say there’s no progression from the middle 1900’s to now is just hard to fathom
They can't @@kcooper71kc
You know what I love about athletes? In general they aren't afraid to call a black guy A black guy, and a white guy, a white guy. Athletes talk about things real and I appreciate what you guys are doing and always do on your platform. Blacks and whites Have exceedingly unique experiences in life and generally neglect to understand the full scope of those realities... this kind of interview and segment helps us all realize how different but also similar we really are. Great work love the show
I am a lifelong Saints fan. I hate the 49ers with the passion of a thousand burning suns. Having said that, I do NOT understand the Brock Purdy Hate. All dude does is win and put up legit QB numbers. Brock Purdy did enough to have the 49ers up in OT in the Super Bowl against the Chiefs and a player many people are saying is the greatest QB they have ever seen play in the NFL in Patrick Mahommes. Purdy does everything he needs to do in order to put the hated 49ers in positions to win. It's crazy to me.
Still no idea how Trevor Lawrence is 2nd tier but Purdy isn't for Nick. What??? literally what argument can you even make?
Yeah I dont understand that either 😕
I guess the argument is that we haven't seen enough of a sample size to know if his success is a fluke, especially given his great supporting cast. That's somewhat fair, I think. He's only been in the nfl one year. With Trevor though, we've gotten enough of a sample already, and he is in no way a 2nd tier QB unless that 2nd tier is every other QB in the league.
Neither of them are second tier. 3rd at best.
@@gacoachtrainer9315 That is a reasonable argument to make, but I'm like 99% sure Nick was saying that he has Trevor in 2nd tier and Purdy in tier 3
Purdy is still enormously better than Trevor Lawrence though lol 😂😂
You do realize that every quarterback ever in the history of NFL football, has on average performed worse in the playoffs than in the regular season right? There's a simple reason why - you're playing against the best teams in the league every week!
I'm a 49ers and Brock Purdy fan but these guys talk about him more than I do. It's almost July, how are we still talking about where Brock falls on people's imagined "QB tiers" when he hasn't played in 4 months? At this point it's an obvious ploy for views because of Nick.
Yall racist be so tough online 😂
You act like I’ve never been to the county boy. We are not friends diddy. Not at all.
In person they be quiet 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@AliasMaxx actually boy, the quiet ones are the diddies after I get done boy. They forever hold their peace boy.
@@AliasMaxx 4 eyed dwarf alert. You wouldn’t last 10 seconds boy.
@@LikeLikeLikeLikeLi Pause….🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The most craziest thing about what the elder is saying, we still having issues today with this type of racism.
After hearing Mr October's statements about racism in baseball, seeing how Bonds was treated and Hank was harassed, you now understand why Black people don't really play baseball anymore.
Anyone who goes up against Mahomes. Nick would do his best to down play that QB. Same goes for Lebron James.
He’s like a Skip Bayless Jr.
This is very true.
I hope we can continue the conversation Reggie ignited.
Brock Purdy is at least the number one Quarterback in being talked about on this show. That stat is pretty clear.
As he should be
This segment was amazing. Thank you for sharing Reggie. American History at its finest. Wow!
Nick is unbearable when it comes to his opinion on Purdy. At least Purdy didn’t try to throw the Super Bowl away with one of the worst interceptions ever thrown in one🤷🏼♂️ (like your guy mahomes did).
Somehow, I don't believe a word of this. I saw first hand how he was treated by the public, as well as all the other black "athletes". The public revered them, put them on a pedestal, and gave them more privileges' than anyone else. I call bnullsh*t.
Juan Jennings was the best offensive player in the superbowl for the 49ers other than Purdy. Why is that never mentioned considering everyone uses the “Purdy is carried by his skill positions” argument
Because it’s 1-game and they have sample sizes of 17 games for the other players.
@@bernyourhart in the Super Bowl…. Against the best defense in the league…..
@@bernyourhart so all the so called "Avengers" did not show up, fumbled the ball, did nothing, but only Purdy and Jennings showed up, but still somehow Purdy's play gets penalized because his avengers who laid an egg are supposedly so good on his team.
Its also not true that 49ers have best offensive skill group in the league. The Eagles, Miami, Detroit, Cincinnati perhaps others all have just as good if not better skill positions, and if you include offensive line into the equation, then its even more stark. Only Purdy though is ever penalized for having good players on his team. Steve young, Joe Montana, troy Aikmen...this was never a thing until Purdy, and its ever been done to purdy.
Thank you guys so much for covering this. Best sports show of all time! Hands down
It’s not just that black people who lived thru this are still alive, it’s that the same people who treated them like this are still alive too. This is not a solved issue
Sounds like Kramer 😂
And they hold positions of power in government
@@RocksDXebec223 that part😶
@@RocksDXebec223True. But then why did so many black people vote for Joe Biden?
I really really appreciate Reggie's honesty and candor about the events of the not-too-distant past.
Brock made it to the conference championship and the Super Bowl. Why is him being top tier even a discussion?
Trent dilfer and Brad Johnson did too…if Brock is top tier, then that makes jimmy garrapolo top tier cause they took the same team to the same place right?? No
Because people are stupid.
@@Hail2daChiefneither did it within their first 3 years in the league…..next.
@@Hail2daChief purdy would have been back to back superbowls his 1st 2 years playing, dilfer, and johnson never did that, maybe nobody ever did that in nfl history.
Reggie Jackson told a story that needs to be heard. We need to hear more from this.
I'll never not be amused by how, as much as they argue about Purdy, they all have him ranked around the same place when made to actually rank quarterbacks against each other.
I think the argument is really more about how good he is going to turn out to be since he’s still so new. The people who want to rank him higher are held back by uncertainty not because of anything about Brock but because he’s only played a season and a half worth of games and his numbers were so good last year he’s either amazing or it was a fluke. The people who want to rate him lower can’t because of his numbers and playing well in the superbowl
@@Brian-oz8ioBingo 🔥
@@Brian-oz8io I find the argument that Jimmy G also put up good numbers with the Shanahan Niners to be a pretty good one, but do think Purdy, to his credit, has been better than Jimmy was. The big tell will be how his extension ends up going next summer to see how the organization really feels about him and whether they think they can do this with any pretty good QB, or if they think he's special.
@@ShadeXH yeah I was watching all the Jimmy games when they were winning and arguing with my friends that despite the record, he was not good. All you had to do was watch him consistently make the same mistakes, throw into triple coverage over and over again. He seemed completely unaware of multiple defenders bearing down on him and would just stand there and get sacked in the same way over and over. I was afraid when he had the ball, afraid when I knew he was going to pass. He would put the Niners behind where they should be and the strength of the team would barely put them ahead enough to scrape out wins.
Brock doesn’t do that. He’s actually a net positive on the team. So I think it remains to be seen how good he really is, but Jimmy had like what.. one really good season? If Brock keeps doing what he’s doing I’m prepared to believe it isn’t just because of his team or weapons. Niners offensive line (with the exception of Trent Williams) has been terrible and Purdy has had to have awareness, scramble, and quick release times to stay alive out there and make plays.
He passes the eye test. If I had to rank his true skill I’d say he’s probably somewhere around Baker Mayfield, Goff, or Dak’s level. And he’s so young, he has the chance to keep improving. What is it Brou always says? It’s better to learn while winning. I’d like to see what he can do with a little more time in the pocket like Goff usually gets.
Combining these two segments into one video is crazy ngl
great job on this story, all 3 of you. this is how to educate.
Bull connor was lifelong dem
Exactly the democrat party is the party of Jim Crow!!!!!
Reggie is a strong willed human and he fought through the pain to make it easier on future generations for black athletes. Unfortunately you still have places like Boston and Utah that still live in the 50s. Sometimes in life we have to deal with discomfort to make life better for our family and younger generations moving forward. Reggie is one of the greatest clutch batters of all time and also one of the strongest minds in sports history. I tip my hat to you Reggie you're stronger minded than I am and I'm definitely inspired by what you went through and how you handled your life.
Im surprised they didn’t cut him off fr
Maybe they were able to bleep with delay it definitely pushed the point of what he was saying allowing his words
I like how you guys have to pretend like the anti-white race baiting is some edgy opinion lol its oushed by every major corporation
Can't cut off a legend 💪🏾
@@MayDay2304 Live it wasn't bleeped
not only a Saturday drop but a meaningful one. best sports show hands down
They shouldn't have beeped it
I think they legally have to
Where Brock Purdy was drafted to where he ended up in the Super Bowl is quite a story and quite impressive!!! Period. No matter what tier you place him under. And moving the meter backwards and forwards is very inconsistent with Nick Wright & other Sports Analysts which goes to their credibility. they were saying the Mavs were going to win NBA Championship....it didn't happen....The Celtics did...which btw I predicted and knew it was their time. Brack Purdy will not only silence the analysts like Nick Wright and Chris Simms, but he win MVP and win a SuperBowl.....in 2024.
So jimmy garrapolo is top tier is what you’re saying… and if you don’t think so then it’s you moving the goal post to fit your own narrative
Jimmy did what Brock did and he didn’t have Christian mccaffrey
@greenm0bsta889As soon as everyone glazing Brock Purdy stops spouting nonsense about him being the second coming, I’m sure everyone who doesn’t agree with that opinion will stop bringing up the obvious comp.
@Hail2daChief jimmy made it off 8 throws in the nfc lmaooo yall desperate to hate on brock 😂😂😂
@@Hail2daChiefjimmy literally got carried by his defense lmao compare their stats fools
The only part of this argument that seems disingenuous to me is that Americans aren’t taught this part of history. Um, yes we were? At least I was (in schools that were at least 90% white)
Every element of American history is gone over briefly unless you choose a class that goes deeper into specific topics when you get to high school and college. It’s that way for all parts of history and for all subjects
I’m tired of people using the “people aren’t taught about this” line for things that are very present in our education system. Either you didn’t pay enough attention in school or you personally chose to not pay attention/look into African American history
Good for him for sharing his experience. Bless him 🙏
Purdy played better against the Chiefs defense than any other quarterback IN THE POSTSEASON. That includes Allen and Lamar by the way who are “top tier”
Purdy is head and shoulders above everyone he named in his second tier
For all the trolls that are uncomfortable talking about race, and say we should stop talking about race, answer these two questions:
Do you admit racism existed in this country and bad things happened to African Americans? Some of y’all don’t even admit to that. “Slavery was beneficial…” ffs 😂
If you do agree racism existed, then…
What year did racism end in America? I must have missed that news report where all negative thoughts and actions towards people of color officially stopped. What year and moment was that?
Racism will never end you just try and minimize it. Every race has in group preference. Whites were slaves in the past as well. Most people don't know real history and would rather keep fighting between themselves than fight the elite who enslave us all through the monetary system. Pretty hard for the average person to get ahead these days and it doesn't need to be that way. We pay loads in taxes so the rich stay rich
Chill out snow white.
This man is still alive to tell these stories and we have come so far but today we face the challenge of people wanting segregation again. Black only dorms, black only graduation, black lives matter and so on.
REPERATIONS
Lmao
What’s funny ¿
Your saying lmao but you send millions of dollars a week to terrorist overseas,,, that’s funny to me l m a o
Better find someone else to troll Kevin id actually hurt your feelings 😂
@greenm0bsta889 what does that have to do with anything?
Loved this show for showing this ❤🫡
Ty Reggie and kudos to fox for allowing him to speak his truth. It’s truly sad when folks act like racism is just ancient history. Or that it ended when slaves were freed. Or when we were given rights 100yrs after (smh). Or when Obama was elected. Of course it’s not as bad, mostly because we can fight back. But it still exist and things still need to be done to truly cleanse this country. Thank you again for your stories mr. Jackson and thank those men for not letting u be harmed.
It is history. It's time to stop watching MSNBC and think for yourself. No one is holding us back. I see more racism against white people than anything else these days. And that comes from us.
What do you suggest? I agree with learning the history of what went on so we as a people can learn from that and do better moving forward. But villiainize a group of people today for something they as a whole had nothing to do with will not help, in fact it makes it worse. We need to turn off the t.v. and come together. We would be surprised of the outcome
Nobody acts like that. Sad that you felt the need to turn a powerful speech from a historical figure into a platform for your disingenuous strawmanning and divisive rhetoric.
@@ancalagonthesnack nobody acts like that? They are literally trying to take the little they teach about slavery out of schools. Are u an idiot? Or are u actually who I’m talking about.
I am very glad you said that MR REGGIE JACKSON 💯✊🏿💪🏿✊🏿💯
It's easy to preach on it when you have lived through 😢it. Thanks Reveren REGGIE.
The 49ers do NOT have the best skill positions. Deebo can’t run a route. BA can’t beat double coverage. Kittle is great but is banged up too often (like deebo). And he has cmc (who fumbled in the Super Bowl but he’s still great). It’s not that crazy of a skill group Mfs just keep boosting to take away from Brock. Brock’s main targets didn’t perform in the Super Bowl
And he still took Patrick to overtime.
You want to be first on the bandwagon, go for it. Great stays great for its entire career regardless of how much talent at WR around him. So pay him his $50 mil per and let’s see how he does with average skill position talent. If he’s still good, I’ll climb on the bandwagon with you, but not until then.
Yea, they really love pushing that narrative just to tear down Purdy, pretending like at least 5 other teams with just as good skill positions.
@@kevinc8955 what in the world did you see that made you think I’m on a bandwagon kid. I’m adding context that people don’t often talk about. Tighten up and think before you speak.
@@kevinc8955Purdy had the lead every time he walked off the field in the 4th and OT by basically throwing to a RB and Juan Jennings. I’d say he did what you are hoping to see.
@@Ben_E_J even Chris conely got a catch or two 😂
A conversation that needs to be had so many things happened that never get told
3:10 sadly that is american history
prest history. over 40% of the country is voting for a out an out racist in Trump.
It’s funny when people say get over it when they haven’t experienced the same trauma as another person. Obviously it wasn’t that long ago, my grandma used to tell me horror stories from that time. She said she was in daily fear of her life and my mom’s, I couldn’t even imagine.
This why we meed our reparations
Lmao why you want a handout so bad??
@@oogabooga72 I think the video just explained it to you?
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@@oogabooga72crazy it's called a handout for black people but no one batted an eye when the Asians the US put into internment camps for a fraction of a fraction of the time of black oppression got a check.
@@donovan4222you’re pathetic dude🤣🤣 bc there was racism and mean things said that means blacks deserve handouts? Pathetic
First things first top SPORTS show out there RIGHT NOW!! They speak raw and real and also are funny when wildes is in 😂😂
Reggie Jackson lives in Carmel-By the Sea, California. 93% white. Weird that he'd move so far away from black ppl. So much racism.
Why are there so few people that live in that area? Hmmmmmmm. I think it addresses your question in part.
Exactly. Yet here he is caping. People are wack af
I'm going to accuse you of not being a thinker right now. First, Reggie Jackson can live anywhere he chooses and secondly, he chose to live where rich people choose to live.
You’re a pretty foul person
@SodaPopinksi Surely nothing is preventing Reggie Jackson from living near his fellow african Americans? Could build a house anywhere. Weird. Same with Obama. Martha's Vineyard. Hawaii. Kalorama Heights, D.C....all that money and they can't get far enough away. It's a mystery!
That Broussard restaurant is gonna take some heat from this take. I respect and admire Brou because he’s honest and straight up when he says something , not having you question who he’s talking about. Also Birmingham as a city is incredibly dangerous based on crime statistics even today so
Wow. My initial comment got deleted in less than two mins; so i suppose i must explain why I called Reggie a 'winey bich'. First the 'N word' was not universally regarded as a foul/abhorrent word until around the turn of the millennia. It could have been (and often was) simply a reverence to a person of color. Second, was Reggie the only black man on the team that wasn't allowed in the restaurants? (there were other black men of the team) Finally, Reggie Jackson was an asshole. He was the subject of ire and vitriol across the nation, not necessarily bc of his race, but bc of the way he conducted himself. I was just a young boy but I remember Mr, October and his unbelievable cockiness and... well, and I'll just leave it at that. That, combined with his playing for the yankees, and I would not allow him to eat in my restaurant either (if i had one). So, that make is it (1) Reggie Jackson and (2) Kanye West as the only men of color who are not invited to eat at my house. All other peoples are more than welcome.
So my point is that Reggie's actions (and not his race) very well could be the reason he experienced all that he did.
-I bet I'd win my argument in court :-)
You can’t hide behind fake out pages man lol. Good luck.
I can't fault you for having an opinion so I'm not going to comment on that long paragraph arguing semantics, but the N world statement is 100% wrong. It's horrifically wrong. I'm most ppl would stop reading what you typed just based on that.