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Evolution Of The Black Quarterback


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Amazon 3 part doc series that premieres September 24 2024

From SMAC Productions, Evolution of the Black Quarterback is a three-part docuseries that follows retired NFL Pro Bowl quarterback Michael Vick as he travels across America to explore the history and impact of Black quarterbacks on and off the field.

Full press release http://www.thefutoncritic.com/news/2024/09/02/evolution-of-the-black-quarterback-premieres-exclusively-on-prime-video-on-september-24-418112/20240902amazon02/

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I watched the first episode, "In the Beginning", which takes us up through Doug Williams in the history of Black QBs.  Other than the fact I could very much do without Michael Vick and Roger Goodell both referring to what Vick did as a "mistake" rather than a years-long series of disgusting choices, I'm enjoying this so far.  Williams, in particular, was a terrific interview subject and I'm glad they included so much of him. 

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The second half of the series might be long for you. Since I came in on the Rams finding a reason to replace Shack Harris I was hoping for more of the elder generations. Most of the show is at a time when half of the NFL starts Black quarterbacks with guess who as what evolution lead to. I was thinking perhaps someone else should have narrated.

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On 9/28/2024 at 6:46 PM, Raja said:

The second half of the series might be long for you. Since I came in on the Rams finding a reason to replace Shack Harris I was hoping for more of the elder generations. Most of the show is at a time when half of the NFL starts Black quarterbacks with guess who as what evolution lead to. I was thinking perhaps someone else should have narrated.

Agreed. I am speculating that they may have had a tough time getting many of the decision makers during the early years because 1) age and 2) no matter how terrible what people thought and did, few want to explain their thought processes or own their actions publically.

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