Brian Flores files lawsuit against NFL

[BigMoneyGrip]

a lot of phones just got dropped in the toilet today.

Text messages are permanent records.. cellphone companies can easily pull those text up

 

[Montez]

The Giants did that for Rich in Bergen County and Sal in Ronkonkoma.

 

[No1]

NEVER WILL FORGET THIS shyt.

LOOK AT ROGER. HE SMUG AS shyt. He's trying not to crack up laughing at how easy he got Jay to do this. It's fukking incredible......I'm just gonna leave this thread. I won't add nothing to it now. I'm mad. I'm gonna go play some video games.

I mean that clip doesn’t actually make him look bad. I didn’t even remember the full clip. If anything be mad at the follow through but the sentiment isn’t wrong at all. He even big upped kneeling.


If you feel he should’ve known they were fronting I get it but his actual comments weren’t crazy.

 

[Morethan1]

White media is so funny when shyt like this happens. They scream they're for the cause or BLM but soon as a real issue happens they go dark, same thing happened with Maria Taylor.

Ok I'm'm done

 

[OfTheCross]

did they do that with the peckerwood coaches

Do what? They're denying everything and saying that they were on time and professional.

B.Flo gotta have some receipts to won this. Cause the HR department of these teams will

 

[Dak Pickscott]

Nothing of substantiality will come from this

 

[93 til]

It took damn near 100 years for the cac owners and coaches to not sabotage black QBs and let them rock. Black coaching and General Manager candidates still don't get a fair shake. The Rooney Rule was a step in the right direction, but ironically the only team to be completely thorough in the interview, hiring and job review process is the same team that created the rule in the first place is the Steelers with Mike Tomlin.

It's not even just Flores:

• Looks like the Jags is about to throw Jacksonville legend Leftwich to the bushes for Kevin O'Connell.
• Eric Bienemy is passed over every single year.
• Herm Edwards had 3 playoff appearances in 5 years; fired for Eric Mangini who only lasted 3 seasons
• Jim Caldwell one SB appearance with Indy, but fired after Manning injury season and didn't get a chance with Luck. Fired after 10 win season in DET; fired for Matt Patricia who only lasted 3 seasons despite backing from Stafford and locker room
• Lovie Smith had an SB appearance (all he needed was a QB); fired for Marc Trestman who only lasted 2 seasons despite backing from Brian Urlacher and locker room
• And countless others

In the off chance a black coach gets hired they get placed in shytty situations and are expected to turn shyt into gold. Then to make it even more fukked up even if they do a good job there is still no security and will be let go so the team can find "their" guy. Front offices have literally self-sabotaged their teams in the process.

The fact that Flores waited to do this on the first day of Black History Month and on the day of the first annual HBCU Combine

Put everybody on notice from the front office to the locker room to the future players, coaches and staff. Symbolic gestures ain't enough.

 

[Air Nikes N Hats]

probably told him to release the horns on the league on the day TB12 announced his retirement to 1 up him

I also think Bill definitely feels bad for Flores. Belichek has seen a number of his guys put in lame duck situations, or not even given changes.

 

[Born2BKing]

My question is what could the NFL do to assure more black coaches are hired?

 

[The_Sheff]

Bruh must not want to ever coach again and is ready to cash out.

 

[Surreal]

I also think Bill definitely feels bad for Flores. Belichek has seen a number of his guys put in lame duck situations, or not even given changes.

Yup Flores is his dude

 

[Hey_zeus]

Great timing. Get em

 

[Air Nikes N Hats]

It took damn near 100 years for the cac owners and coaches to not sabotage black QBs and let them rock. Black coaching and General Manager candidates still don't get a fair shake. The Rooney Rule was a step in the right direction, but ironically the only team to be completely thorough in the interview, hiring and job review process is the same team that created the rule in the first place is the Steelers with Mike Tomlin.

It's not even just Flores:

• Looks like the Jags is about to throw Jacksonville legend Leftwich to the bushes for Kevin O'Connell.
• Eric Bienemy is passed over every single year.
• Herm Edwards had 3 playoff appearances in 5 years; fired for Eric Mangini who only lasted 3 seasons
• Jim Caldwell one SB appearance with Indy, but fired after Manning injury season and didn't get a chance with Luck. Fired after 10 win season in DET; fired for Matt Patricia who only lasted 3 seasons despite backing from Stafford and locker room
• Lovie Smith had an SB appearance (all he needed was a QB); fired for Marc Trestman who only lasted 2 seasons despite backing from Brian Urlacher and locker room
• And countless others

In the off chance a black coach gets hired they get placed in shytty situations and are expected to turn shyt into gold. Then to make it even more fukked up even if they do a good job there is still no security and will be let go so the team can find "their" guy. Front offices have literally self-sabotaged their teams in the process.

The fact that Flores waited to do this on the first day of Black History Month and on the day of the first annual HBCU Combine

Put everybody on notice from the front office to the locker room to the future players, coaches and staff. Symbolic gestures ain't enough.

Agreed. Meanwhile a lot of their white counterparts are constantly given free passes, 2nd and 3rd chances even after they show themselves to be inept. shyt is aggravating.

 

[The D-List Vet]

Current and former players

 

[mastermind]

had every NYer podcast screaming from the roofs that we just need to be patient (specifically the folks on Joe Budden's podcast), and his first halftime show was Shakira and J. Lo and we ain't seen no "initiative" work since the announcement.

Budden is such a loud and proud idiot