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There really isn't much else to say about Flores. And while it isn't surprising that the really wealthy continue gaming the system, finding out that each team gets a quarter billion dollar tax cut is obscene.

In an era where tech and media companies are being demonized, it's far worse that crap like this occurs.

Eight billion a year could go so much farther in veteran and pre-k benefit spending.

I hadn’t seen that. Why do they get tax cuts?

I hadn't known about it or why until yesterday's congressional hearing.

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Interesting take. Not 100% this hurts Flores, but he'd have to explain it in a cross examination probably...if his lawsuit goes to court.

https://www.outkick.com/brian-flores-cl ... practices/

In his suit, Flores is, in part, calling out the NFL’s hiring practices because black coaches have not been hired at a rate proportional to the NFL’s percentage of black players.

The coincidence in this is Flores himself was in a position to hire coaches during his three-year tenure as coach of the Dolphins. And his record hiring minorities is not stellar.

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Flores had 20 coaches on his 2021 coaching staff, with 15 of those white and five black.


That's an interesting angle. I still don't see what the percentage of players being black has to do with the percentage of coaches being black, but yeah, it would be pretty embarrassing to explain why you did the same thing you are accusing others of doing. On the other hand, I don't know if that's a valid legal defense.


Nas makes a good point about decades long problem. But five years ago there more black head coaches than now. So there must be a ebb and flow low many stats.

To your point about correlation between percentages of black players and coaches it’s nonsense. There is no know stat of the percentage of players that play(ed) even want to coach. Seems that on the surface higher level and star player sure don’t seem to want to coach. There are probably more white third string players like QBs that may want to coach because they learn sitting? No idea.

I would say people should consider it a progression or a win if it was correlating to the popular rather than league athletes.




I don't think most successful players want to go into coaching either. It's a tireless and thankless job. The less successful players are constantly trying to get into coaching though. Looking around the league, it appears that most head coaches aren't former NFL players. They are either former college players or NFL royalty.

I could be mistaken, but it appears the NFL has the highest turnover rate when it comes to head coaches. Even the greatest coaches in the league were fired once. Therefore, by accident, more than 1 coach in the NFL should be black and more than 15 should have been in the 100+ years the league has existed.

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There really isn't much else to say about Flores. And while it isn't surprising that the really wealthy continue gaming the system, finding out that each team gets a quarter billion dollar tax cut is obscene.

In an era where tech and media companies are being demonized, it's far worse that crap like this occurs.

Eight billion a year could go so much farther in veteran and pre-k benefit spending.

I hadn’t seen that. Why do they get tax cuts?

I hadn't known about it or why until yesterday's congressional hearing.

Any highlights? Ironically, when I google it all I get are stories about trump threatening an NFL tax break from 4yrs ago (that’s either true or false depending which fact check site I click).

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White people are the problem. Always.


we are supposed to just sit down and listen

and he gets to walk around thinking he just said something brilliant and correct as there is zero pushback

Bomani seems racist


If it wasn't sit down and listen time, one of the hosts might have asked how it can only be exclusively whities fault when at least two new african american general managers, both of whom claimed autonomy in hiring a new head coach BOTH chose white head coaches. One of them didn't even have a black head coach as a finalist.

The real fuck of it is, people will take his unresponded to take as gospel and I promise you I will hear him on 1000 on some low end shift this weekend spouting the same thing. In fact, I heard him saying the same shit a couple of weeks ago on the radio. Simple answers for simple people.


It's convenient to point out what 2 minority GM's recently did when talking about a decades long problem.


Listen to the question and the response and then try to debate my point.

You have two instances where white people weren't involved in the process and there was the same result. I don't believe you if you say that didn't raise your eyebrow. It certainly did mine, especially with the Bears doing everything in their power and with sincerity to hire an african american candidate

I'll grant you and agree with you 100% on everything before 2022. In 2022 you had a moment, with two people who are entirely in agreement with increased minority hiring of coaches and who had the power to do something about it but they did not. It was the right time, with the right people and nothing changed. You cannot dispute that and he cannot just yell "WHITE PEOPLE". At lease acknowledge and yell "WHITE PEOPLE and Poles and Adofo-Mensah.

If the Vikings, Bears and Jags make minority hires, the entire narrative makes a 180 degree turn to "NFL recognized a problem and has taken the first steps to correct it"


I did that before I initially responded to you.

Yes, we've seen 2 blacks get hired as GM recently. To use their hires as somewhat of an excuse for the historical hiring process is convenient and absolutely ridiculous. That is my view, you disagree. You and I both know, neither Poles or the Vikings guy got to pick "their guy". If they did, Harbaugh would be the coach in Minnesota because he was the best guy available and Poles would have interviewed folks that Polian hadn't already made finalists. Poles was given the choice to hire an old ass black coach for a rebuild or 2 significantly younger white coaches. He rightly chose one of the younger white coaches.

You are still somewhat of a minority in this country. You should know that getting your foot in the door doesn't mean that you instantly get to hire your friends or family or people simply because you share the same ethnicity. You still have to "play the game". Your success will determine if you can make future changes.

We are just a few decades removed from Al Campanis and Jimmy the Greek going on national television and saying that blacks weren't smart enough to have leadership jobs in sports. We're just a couple decades removed from black college quarterbacks needing to change positions in the NFL. Change comes slow to the NFL. Even when they acknowledge there is an issue.

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Flores saying Bill B had an influence on the Giants decision.
Hub's been intimating Flores is damaged goods since the Dolphin's fired him. He knows more than he's saying.


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It's not an excuse. I entirely agree the NFL has a problem. I think the NFL recognizes it has a problem

and yes, I agree with the belief that they didn't have the autonomy everyone in the media and their front offices scream that they had

but almost by definition their presence eliminates the simple "WHITE PEOPLE" glib answer Jones gives. You can't just dismiss those two instances where it wasn't just WHITE PEOPLE

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Flores saying Bill B had an influence on the Giants decision.
Hub's been intimating Flores is damaged goods since the Dolphin's fired him. He knows more than he's saying.

Arkush has been in cya mode since his stupid public pronouncement about Rodgers. He has zero credibility. But that's been obvious for decades.

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It's not an excuse. I entirely agree the NFL has a problem. I think the NFL recognizes it has a problem

and yes, I agree with the belief that they didn't have the autonomy everyone in the media and their front offices scream that they had

but almost by definition their presence eliminates the simple "WHITE PEOPLE" glib answer Jones gives.


The lame garbage spewed by the NFL and it's supporters for decades only leaves room for "glib" answers now. The NFL has been screeching the same bullshit for years, but we're supposed to respect clowns like Polian, Ross and Mara still. Or their constantly aggrieved fans?

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I read somewhere yesterday that Poles said he was asked by the Bears if there was anyone else he wanted to interview and he said no. This after years of people complaining that Bieniemy is getting passed over for jobs. Keyshawn went as far to say that even if Bieniemy not good at interviewing, give him the job. But, Poles says he wasn't a fit...and no one in the Chicago media had a follow-up question?

I get that's just one example with one coach. But, it seems glaring to me. I can only think that Poles is trying to save face in lieu of the Vikings GM bring additional candidates in. Otherwise, why not interview the OC for the hottest QB in the NFL and oh, he also happens to be black.

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It's not an excuse. I entirely agree the NFL has a problem. I think the NFL recognizes it has a problem

and yes, I agree with the belief that they didn't have the autonomy everyone in the media and their front offices scream that they had

but almost by definition their presence eliminates the simple "WHITE PEOPLE" glib answer Jones gives.


I could not dispute that their hires are significant progress. I would argue they were more important than any coaching hire.

The only area where it appears that you and I disagree is the significance of their hires when it comes to hiring minority coaches this cycle.

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I read somewhere yesterday that Poles said he was asked by the Bears if there was anyone else he wanted to interview and he said no. This after years of people complaining that Bieniemy is getting passed over for jobs. Keyshawn went as far to say that even if Bieniemy not good at interviewing, give him the job. But, Poles says he wasn't a fit...and no one in the Chicago media had a follow-up question?

I get that's just one example with one coach. But, it seems glaring to me. I can only think that Poles is trying to save face in lieu of the Vikings GM bring additional candidates in. Otherwise, why not interview the OC for the hottest QB in the NFL and oh, he also happens to be black.


Bieniemy has major personal baggage, he doesn't interview well and no one would belief that he's more important than Reid when it comes to the Chiefs success. That being said, being close to a successful coach has worked well for MANY recent hires. They just don't have to explain multiple domestic violence incidents.

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It's not an excuse. I entirely agree the NFL has a problem. I think the NFL recognizes it has a problem

and yes, I agree with the belief that they didn't have the autonomy everyone in the media and their front offices scream that they had

but almost by definition their presence eliminates the simple "WHITE PEOPLE" glib answer Jones gives.


The lame garbage spewed by the NFL and it's supporters for decades only leaves room for "glib" answers now. The NFL has been screeching the same bullshit for years, but we're supposed to respect clowns like Polian, Ross and Mara still. Or their constantly aggrieved fans?


You cannot just say that these two most recent examples don't exist.

I'm not concerned that Ozzie Newsom never hired an african american head coach.

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Interesting take. Not 100% this hurts Flores, but he'd have to explain it in a cross examination probably...if his lawsuit goes to court.

https://www.outkick.com/brian-flores-cl ... practices/

In his suit, Flores is, in part, calling out the NFL’s hiring practices because black coaches have not been hired at a rate proportional to the NFL’s percentage of black players.

The coincidence in this is Flores himself was in a position to hire coaches during his three-year tenure as coach of the Dolphins. And his record hiring minorities is not stellar.

Consider:

Flores had 20 coaches on his 2021 coaching staff, with 15 of those white and five black.


That's an interesting angle. I still don't see what the percentage of players being black has to do with the percentage of coaches being black, but yeah, it would be pretty embarrassing to explain why you did the same thing you are accusing others of doing. On the other hand, I don't know if that's a valid legal defense.



Flores has made allegations and now sued the NFL. He has to prove his case.

His own actions make that more difficult. And skin color aside, the amount of coaches HE hired and fired in three years will be the most damning thing against him.


I imagine the NFL doesn't want something like this going to trial. Maybe Flores doesn't have receipts for anything that he's claiming, but I would be shocked if no ones had receipts. This is something that dolphin's friends are expecting others to sign onto.



The NFL does not want a trial, which is why I said earlier that I think that they will settle.

But in three years Flores had 4 O Line coaches, 4 QB coaches and 4 Offensive coordinators.

I originally thought he would be a good coach for the Bears. Somehow he makes Jim Harbaugh look sane and reasonable.

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It's not an excuse. I entirely agree the NFL has a problem. I think the NFL recognizes it has a problem

and yes, I agree with the belief that they didn't have the autonomy everyone in the media and their front offices scream that they had

but almost by definition their presence eliminates the simple "WHITE PEOPLE" glib answer Jones gives.


The lame garbage spewed by the NFL and it's supporters for decades only leaves room for "glib" answers now. The NFL has been screeching the same bullshit for years, but we're supposed to respect clowns like Polian, Ross and Mara still. Or their constantly aggrieved fans?


You cannot just say that these two most recent examples don't exist.

I'm not concerned that Ozzie Newsom never hired an african american head coach.


Ozzie isn't concerned either.

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Nas wrote:
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It's not an excuse. I entirely agree the NFL has a problem. I think the NFL recognizes it has a problem

and yes, I agree with the belief that they didn't have the autonomy everyone in the media and their front offices scream that they had

but almost by definition their presence eliminates the simple "WHITE PEOPLE" glib answer Jones gives.


I could not dispute that their hires are significant progress. I would argue they were more important than any coaching hire.

The only area where it appears that you and I disagree is the significance of their hires when it comes to hiring minority coaches this cycle.


Someone at some point will have an off the record discussion about their decisions with a hope that it may be different next time. Nobody is being overly vocal about it because its not the proper time.

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Flores saying Bill B had an influence on the Giants decision.
Hub's been intimating Flores is damaged goods since the Dolphin's fired him. He knows more than he's saying.

Arkush has been in cya mode since his stupid public pronouncement about Rodgers. He has zero credibility. But that's been obvious for decades.

But the riot & looting condoning media. Their credibility is still solid to you I'm sure.


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Interesting take. Not 100% this hurts Flores, but he'd have to explain it in a cross examination probably...if his lawsuit goes to court.

https://www.outkick.com/brian-flores-cl ... practices/

In his suit, Flores is, in part, calling out the NFL’s hiring practices because black coaches have not been hired at a rate proportional to the NFL’s percentage of black players.

The coincidence in this is Flores himself was in a position to hire coaches during his three-year tenure as coach of the Dolphins. And his record hiring minorities is not stellar.

Consider:

Flores had 20 coaches on his 2021 coaching staff, with 15 of those white and five black.


That's an interesting angle. I still don't see what the percentage of players being black has to do with the percentage of coaches being black, but yeah, it would be pretty embarrassing to explain why you did the same thing you are accusing others of doing. On the other hand, I don't know if that's a valid legal defense.



Flores has made allegations and now sued the NFL. He has to prove his case.

His own actions make that more difficult. And skin color aside, the amount of coaches HE hired and fired in three years will be the most damning thing against him.


I imagine the NFL doesn't want something like this going to trial. Maybe Flores doesn't have receipts for anything that he's claiming, but I would be shocked if no ones had receipts. This is something that dolphin's friends are expecting others to sign onto.



The NFL does not want a trial, which is why I said earlier that I think that they will settle.

But in three years Flores had 4 O Line coaches, 4 QB coaches and 4 Offensive coordinators.

I originally thought he would be a good coach for the Bears. Somehow he makes Jim Harbaugh look sane and reasonable.


He's a Belichick guy, I immediately thought there was truth to some of the things that were alleged by the Dolphins. That's not the best personality for a retooling.

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Interesting take. Not 100% this hurts Flores, but he'd have to explain it in a cross examination probably...if his lawsuit goes to court.

https://www.outkick.com/brian-flores-cl ... practices/

In his suit, Flores is, in part, calling out the NFL’s hiring practices because black coaches have not been hired at a rate proportional to the NFL’s percentage of black players.

The coincidence in this is Flores himself was in a position to hire coaches during his three-year tenure as coach of the Dolphins. And his record hiring minorities is not stellar.

Consider:

Flores had 20 coaches on his 2021 coaching staff, with 15 of those white and five black.


That's an interesting angle. I still don't see what the percentage of players being black has to do with the percentage of coaches being black, but yeah, it would be pretty embarrassing to explain why you did the same thing you are accusing others of doing. On the other hand, I don't know if that's a valid legal defense.



Flores has made allegations and now sued the NFL. He has to prove his case.

His own actions make that more difficult. And skin color aside, the amount of coaches HE hired and fired in three years will be the most damning thing against him.


I imagine the NFL doesn't want something like this going to trial. Maybe Flores doesn't have receipts for anything that he's claiming, but I would be shocked if no ones had receipts. This is something that dolphin's friends are expecting others to sign onto.



The NFL does not want a trial, which is why I said earlier that I think that they will settle.

But in three years Flores had 4 O Line coaches, 4 QB coaches and 4 Offensive coordinators.

I originally thought he would be a good coach for the Bears. Somehow he makes Jim Harbaugh look sane and reasonable.


I wouldn't be surprised it there was a motion to dismiss.

I haven't and won't read the whole thing but the suit itself seems kind of amateurish. Take everything stated in the suit as true and I'm not sure it proves a claim.

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Interesting take. Not 100% this hurts Flores, but he'd have to explain it in a cross examination probably...if his lawsuit goes to court.

https://www.outkick.com/brian-flores-cl ... practices/

In his suit, Flores is, in part, calling out the NFL’s hiring practices because black coaches have not been hired at a rate proportional to the NFL’s percentage of black players.

The coincidence in this is Flores himself was in a position to hire coaches during his three-year tenure as coach of the Dolphins. And his record hiring minorities is not stellar.

Consider:

Flores had 20 coaches on his 2021 coaching staff, with 15 of those white and five black.


That's an interesting angle. I still don't see what the percentage of players being black has to do with the percentage of coaches being black, but yeah, it would be pretty embarrassing to explain why you did the same thing you are accusing others of doing. On the other hand, I don't know if that's a valid legal defense.



Flores has made allegations and now sued the NFL. He has to prove his case.

His own actions make that more difficult. And skin color aside, the amount of coaches HE hired and fired in three years will be the most damning thing against him.


I imagine the NFL doesn't want something like this going to trial. Maybe Flores doesn't have receipts for anything that he's claiming, but I would be shocked if no ones had receipts. This is something that dolphin's friends are expecting others to sign onto.



The NFL does not want a trial, which is why I said earlier that I think that they will settle.

But in three years Flores had 4 O Line coaches, 4 QB coaches and 4 Offensive coordinators.

I originally thought he would be a good coach for the Bears. Somehow he makes Jim Harbaugh look sane and reasonable.


I wouldn't be surprised it there was a motion to dismiss.

I haven't and won't read the whole thing but the suit itself seems kind of amateurish.


It seems pretty obvious that the Giants did an interview because of the Rooney Rule. Like TM has said, that isn't discrimination in an of itself.

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It seems pretty obvious that the Giants did an interview because of the Rooney Rule. Like TM has said, that isn't discrimination in an of itself.


I think they covered that with Frazier and his initial interview BEFORE Schoen was hired. I think he's rightly pissed about the 2nd interview. They knew they had already made the call on Daboll. Bringing him in was just for show. Regardless of race, no one wants to experience that after a 1st interview.

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How is that obvious? The giants interviewed Patrick graham for a second time days before Flores stepped foot in New Jersey. They didn’t need an interview with Flores to fill the Rooney Rule quota. And they interviewed Leslie Frazier twice too.


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I wonder if it would break some kind of rules for NFL corporate to attempt to put together a majority minority ownership group in preparation for the next sale.

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It would be nice if the top and second tier players suddenly refused to play for Mara and Ross' teams. That's about the only way change is going to happen.

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As far as the Giants go, I dont think anyone would notice based on recent results. But yes, clearly it has been demonstrated that the Giants front office including their brand new GM are racists requiring the team to walk off the job.


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As far as the Giants go, I dont think anyone would notice based on recent results. But yes, clearly it has been demonstrated that the Giants front office including their brand new GM are racists requiring the team to walk off the job.

97 years, no Black HC and what one game started by a Black QB? Not necessarily racist, but oddly insular.

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It is true that they have not had a black head coach, but they did have a black GM for 10 years, but since Eli was drafted they haven't exactly been in the market for QB's either, and at that time i am sure there were other teams that could also make the claim. And none of this changes that nothing the Giants did during this hiring cycle indicates they wronged Brian Flores in any way.


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It is true that they have not had a black head coach, but they did have a black GM for 10 years, but since Eli was drafted they haven't exactly been in the market for QB's either, and at that time i am sure there were other teams that could also make the claim. And none of this changes that nothing the Giants did during this hiring cycle indicates they wronged Brian Flores in any way.


Wronged him? No. It was bullshit to call him and Graham in for a 2nd interview when they had already made the call on Daboll. The purpose of the show interviews were race based. They also were possibly beneficial to both candidates even though they were bullshit.

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I will say a lot of this could be cleared up by Bill Belichick. Everyone who interviewed for the Giants job (regardless of skin color) knew Brian Daboll was the obvious front-runner and would have to blow the Giants away to get that job.


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PostPosted: Fri Feb 04, 2022 3:33 pm 
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It is true that they have not had a black head coach, but they did have a black GM for 10 years, but since Eli was drafted they haven't exactly been in the market for QB's either, and at that time i am sure there were other teams that could also make the claim. And none of this changes that nothing the Giants did during this hiring cycle indicates they wronged Brian Flores in any way.


I'm not arguing that, simply noting that it would be nice and effective for players not playing for guys who don't seem to respect anyone outside of their bubble.

Similar to the Texans. And I sit here hoping that my team can hire Leftwich or Bienemy.

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I will say a lot of this could be cleared up by Bill Belichick. Everyone who interviewed for the Giants job (regardless of skin color) knew Brian Daboll was the obvious front-runner and would have to blow the Giants away to get that job.


I thought Schoen may have preferred Flores. I said so before this lawsuit. I thought ownership's comments made it clear they weren't interested in trading for a guy like Watson and that eliminated Flores from the equation.

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