11 NFL teams have never had a Black head coach. Players find that disappointing

[PHamm]

Heres the list. Feel free to blast the fans of these teams

Commanders, Bills, Cowboys, Giants, Jaguars, Panthers, Rams, Ravens, Saints, Seahawks and Titans

What worthless, low brow franchises.

 

[Harry B]

Giants with their 120 years of existence, in a 25 % black or 70-65% non-white city and basically just white QBs and coaches, underpaying black superstars etc.

 

[MooseMouthMthafuga]

Harbaugh has coached like 60% of the Ravens existence. I only give them a slight pass on this.

The rest of them have had terrible seasons, and have been around long enough at this point. Jerry Jones needs no explanation.

Dennis Green was the best coach the Cardinals ever had.He was only there for 3 yrs, but he built the team that almost won a Superbowl in '08.They let him control the drafts.In '04 alone, he drafted WR Larry Fitz(HOF), DT Darnell Docket(Pro Bowler), LB Karlos Dansby(Pro Bowler), and DE Antonio Smith(Good starter).He also brought in Kurt Warner.Basically the foundation of that Superbowl squad.I think he wouldve made a great GM one day.Had a great eye for talent.

 

[broller]

Dennis Green(RIP), then Dungy, were the only black coach not afraid of hiring black coaches, unlike the cowards of today

Bruce Arians was putting coaches on also, which upset the Good ol boys club. Then they sent their golden boy(Brady) to get him up outta there, then get his protege blackballed from the league

Some people call Dungy a c00n but like you said, he put black coaches on. Herman Edwards, Lovie Smith, Leslie Frazier, Jim Caldwell and Mike Tomlin.

And of course Dennis Green put Dungy on and helped to prepare him to be a head coach by letting Dungy sit in draft meetings as an assistant.

 

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

Harbaugh has coached like 60% of the Ravens existence. I only give them a slight pass on this.

The rest of them have had terrible seasons, and have been around long enough at this point. Jerry Jones needs no explanation.

True but I wouldn't want a breh to have to deal with Jerral Wayne.

It's a coaching graveyard. If you get an HC job here, odds are, you ain't getting another one in the league.

Now, if you're an assistant/OC/DC with the Cowboys and do a good job, you'll get a lot of phone calls. I'd rather see brehs get coordinator jobs here in Dallas and parlay that into better situations as HC on another squad. They might actually get a fair shot.