A football team struggles for two games on the field and all the sudden there's a "racial divide" in the locker room. Not between whites and blacks, mind you, but between blacks. According to Mike Freeman, an NFL sportswriter, Russell Wilson, the heralded young quarterback, "isn't black enough." Freeman couches his own opinion in several interviews he claimed he had with Seahawks' players, not naming one of them. This story was quickly picked up by the media and given veracity by other sports commentators, notably that of Charles Barkley , who as expected used the incident to tell of his own struggles within the black community. Of course, Seahawk players denied this, but Wilson had the best retort, "I'm just an intelligent well-spoken male." It must have been a pretty slow Monday around the NFL, if this is the best sportswriters and commentators could come up with to explain Seattle's "leadership crisis," but ...