16 33 42 | Marcus Mariota vs Jameis Winston Narrative, Laughable Rigging

Talk about a storyline in the making.  If you're not aware, Winston was the #1 pick of the 2015 NFL Draft, and Mariota was the #2 pick of the same draft.  Welcome to the WWF, where they were scheduled to face each other in Week 1, on highly unlikely teams to do so, playing in different conferences and divisions.

Also, the black vs white quarterback is used as a benchmark, especially by many white men, that it is proof the white man is more intelligent than the black man.  Don't ask me to explain this argument, just know it is made often and by many who repeat bullshit they hear and like to regurgitate.  Most grown men who are white know this from being in room's of other white men while football is playing.  For reinforcement of this point, look at the headlines below about Mariota scoring higher on Wonderlic during the NFL Combine than Winston, and scoring higher by the numbers if you know what I mean.

This forced NFL storyline comes at a time when racial hatred is being bread in other mainstream media outlets, especially the news.

We'll see what the buzz is after the Week 1 sports hype.  Even through his college career, Jameis Winston has been used as a running joke by the mainstream media from misconduct off of the field, as well as mistakes in games.

The 'wonderlic' is pure Gematria for the 'NFL Draft'.

• Draft = 4+18+1+6+20 = 49
• Wonderlic = 5+6+5+4+5+9+3+9+3 = 49
• A perfect score on the Wonderlic is '50', like this year's Super Bowl.

Notice that Mariota got a '33', and he was previously the Quarterback at 'Oregon', the '33rd State'.

Winston also has a connection to '33', and '42', a number coded on black people throughout history in a negative manner.

• Winston = 5+9+5+1+2+6+5 = 33/42
• Winston = 23+9+14+19+20+15+14 = 114

Notice the amount of attempts they finished on the game.  

• 33 attempts (Winston = 5+9+5+1+2+6+5 = 33/42)
• 16 attempts (Sixteen = 1+9+6+2+5+5+5 = 33/42)

Winston was 26-1 in his college career, his lone loss came in the game against Oregon and Mariota.  He is now 0-1 against him as a professional.  Mariota, on the game, became the first rookie QB to throw two TD passes in the first quarter, and became the first QB in the history of the league to throw 4 TD passes in one half as a rookie.