Can A White Quarterback Keep A Job In Jacksonville?

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Can A White Quarterback Keep A Job In Jacksonville?
Sportaphile Sportaphile posted 3/4/2008 from www.sportaphile.com [flag]
After hearing Jacksonville signing Cleo Lemon earlier today, It dawned on me that I couldn't remember the last time a white guy led that team. Will we need to reverse the Rooney Rule to end Caucasian oppression in Northern Florida? Does Mark Brunell need therapy? [link]

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