Joseph picks off Young
Bengals cornerback Johnathan Joseph only looked like Vince Young's intended receiver. Joseph grabbed the ball thrown for tight end Bo Scaife and returned it four yards.
posted by Mark at 1:27 PM
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 Mark Curnutte started covering the Bengals and the NFL for The Enquirer in 2000. He previously wrote about urban affairs and other social issues for the Enquirer. He won the prestigious 1994 Unity Award from Lincoln University (Missouri) for "A Polite Silence," a seven-day series about race relations in Greater Cincinnati. He also has worked as an assistant features editor and features writer at The News & Observer in Raleigh, N.C. Curnutte is second vice president and a three-year board member of the Professional Football Writers of America (PFWA). He is a 1984 Miami University graduate. Previous Posts
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at 11/25/2007 3:26 PM 
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Post a Comment*Today I happened to hear a sports commentator refer to quaterback Vince Young as a "freak" in reference to his prowess and skills as an athlete. Why is it that whenever an African American athlete is at the top of his game, he is described as a "freak" i.e. Tiger Woods or Michael Jordan, as if it is unnatural or abnormal for them to be that good. You never hear a superstar such as Peyton Manning or Phil Michelson refered to as a "freak", they are usually rfered to in more positive terms such as a phenonenon or prodigy.
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