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One extremely important point to keep in mind is that the filing is "class action". That means it is not entirely dedicated to complaints associated with Brian Flores but is open to any others that fall under its umbrella. The defendants named are the NFL itself, the Broncos, the Dolphins, the Giants, and all other 29 teams (named as "John Doe Teams"). That means anyone with grievances concerning related hiring and/or firing practices in the NFL can join the suit. This is not necessarily limited to black males. It can be persons of any race, creed, color, or gender with qualifying complaints concerning the listed defendants. |
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Here is another point I was mulling in my mind. I hear the line
repeated that Because 70% of the league is made up of Black players that means that the head coaching ranks is under represented by Black coaches. Now, that implies there is A correlation between being a successful NFL head coach and the coache’s playing career. With that implication in mind, I will point out that the following Coaches: Bill Walsh Bill Parcells Bill Belichick Sean Payton Mike Tomlin Whom I consider in my list of top coaches ever have not played a single , regular season snap among them. Payton played strike games and Parcels was a pre season camp body for Detroit. I’m sure there are others I’m missing. But it Sort of makes one question the value/need of being a NFL player when it comes to being an NFL coach. Just a thought. In fact, the best I can come with as a connection is Ditka who won a SB as coach and was a ball of fame TE. |
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“In certain critical ways, the NFL is racially segregated and is managed much like a plantation. Its 32 owners—none of whom are Black—profit substantially from the labor of NFL players, 70% of whom are Black. The owners watch the games from atop NFL stadiums in their luxury boxes, while their majority-Black workforce put their bodies on the line every Sunday, taking vicious hits and suffering debilitating injuries to their bodies and their brains while the NFL and its owners reap billions of dollars.” Really out to help the lily whites.... I did read one good thing: Seeking retribution for the absolute failure of the NFL to protect retired players with healthcare and the sheer criminality of hiding scientific evidence regarding brain trauma. |
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I thought the NFL ended racism? I know that I turned on a game early this season and was cured of my racism when I read "END RACISM" in the endzone and on players helmets.
https://frontofficesports.com/wp-con...973-scaled.jpg Seriously, the woke culture ends up eating itself and I'm ready to watch Goodell suffer because of it. |
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But that is not the fault of the organization but rather the rule they are made to follow. The gripe is against the rule that was put in place to “fix” the inequity that is believed Black candidates face. It’s a catch 22.
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LOL. It just struck me that we're debating Millionaires fighting with Billionaires.
Geez man... I need to go drop food off to parents with children who are hungry because our government killed their jobs and thinks $300 a month will cut it. Peace out yall |
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