The Giants organization has a history of pulling such bullshit but never hiring black athletes or front office people. These fuckers stuck with DJ @ QB instead of making a real grab for Russel Wilson or Cam when he was available.
Black Monday: Matt Nagy and Ryan Pace, Mike Zimmer, Vic Fangio fired; Brian Flores out in Miami, Joe Judge OUT in NY, Culley OUT in Houston!
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I actually don't want them to go after Russel Wilson. At least not while he's still under contract. Giants would have to send damn near all their draft capital to get him and that would still leave them with multiple roster needs left unaddressed. It'd be like when the Knicks gutted their team to get Melo. I'd rather them use those picks to grab a stud Edge rusher and if anything trade back the 2nd 1st rd pick to grab more picks including another 2023 1st rounder. That's when I'd go after drafting a QB as that draft will much better QBs available.
Bears are going to interview Rick Smith for the GM position, what he did with Houston from 2006-2017 was a hell of a job, he left to take care of his wife who was dying of cancer. He would be my choice, drafted. D. Hop and JJ Watson, hall of fame type players. Since he left they haven't been shit. A brotha too... 
If Chicago ends up with a black HC and GM, added with its black mayor, Apple and Google would have to disable the ability to type the word “******” on iPhones and Androids.Bears are going to interview Rick Smith for the GM position, what he did with Houston from 2006-2017 was a hell of a job, he left to take care of his wife who was dying of cancer. He would be my choice, drafted. D. Hop and JJ Watson, hall of fame type players. Since he left they haven't been shit. A brotha too...
Actually dj was only considered when they thought they were bringing judge back.. now that judge gone Daniel is not guaranteed to return.. don’t be surprised if giants shock everybody in the off season
ESPN DAILY ON BRIAN FLORES AND THE MIAMI DOLPHINS
A MUST LISTEN....
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A MUST LISTEN....
ESPN Daily - What Went Wrong for Brian Flores and the Dolphins | ESPN
The end of the NFL regular season inevitably means a round of firings of head coaches from the leagues underperforming teams. But this year, one name came as a shock: Brian Flores. He was fired by the Miami Dolphins after compiling a record of 24-25 in his three seasons at the helm. The Dolphins...
ESPN DAILY ON BRIAN FLORES AND THE MIAMI DOLPHINS
A MUST LISTEN....
ESPN Daily - What Went Wrong for Brian Flores and the Dolphins | ESPN
The end of the NFL regular season inevitably means a round of firings of head coaches from the leagues underperforming teams. But this year, one name came as a shock: Brian Flores. He was fired by the Miami Dolphins after compiling a record of 24-25 in his three seasons at the helm. The Dolphins...
because that black dolphins gm is a coon who is a yes man for the owner.
black coaches and/or GM's are never given total control
look at tomlin-been with the steelers over 15 years but couldn't play another QB over big ben
GM: Fired Culley put Texans in 'better position'
Texans general manager Nick Caserio declined to go into specifics about what differences led him to fire coach David Culley after one season but noted they had to do with "next steps or how we move forward."
HOUSTON -- One day after firing coach David Culleyfollowing one season in Houston, Texans general manager Nick Caserio said he thinks the organization is in a better place than it was a year ago.
"I would say when you rewind here and go back to a year ago ... I'd say the organization was in a pretty rough spot, and I think from where we were then to where we are now, we're in a lot better position," Caserio said Friday. "And quite frankly, I think that's because of the leadership and the guidance and the direction that David Culley brought in this football team."
Caserio said in a statement Thursday that he decided to fire Culley because he and the coach "had philosophical differences over the long-term direction and vision for our program moving forward." On Friday, Caserio declined to go into specifics about those differences but said they had to do with "next steps or how we move forward, not necessarily rearview mirror about what has happened."
"In the end, this is my decision," Caserio said. "This was something that I felt we needed to do that was in the best interest of the organization."
I don't wanna see them in NY either
There you have it The New York Vagiants new GM
5 things to know about new Giants GM Joe Schoen
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Here are five things to know about new general manager Joe Schoen:
1. Schoen (pronounced "Shane") had served as the assistant general manager of the Buffalo Bills since 2017. Buffalo made the postseason four out of his five seasons after the franchise hadn't made it since 1999. The Bills, who are back-to-back AFC East champions, are currently preparing for their Divisional Round game against the Kansas City Chiefs in a rematch of last year's AFC Championship Game.
2. Schoen, 42, has 20 years of scouting and executive experience in the NFL. Prior to joining the Bills in 2017, he had been in the Miami Dolphins front office for most of the previous decade, serving the last three as the director of player personnel.
3. Schoen spent the 2013 season as the Dolphins assistant director of college scouting after serving the first five years with Miami as one of the team's national scouts. Additionally, he led Miami's preparation, assessment and acquisition of potential professional and collegiate free agents. He spearheaded NFL draft preparations, including evaluation and draft board construction while also serving as a key liaison between the coaching staff and personnel staff.
4. His first NFL job was as a ticket office intern with the Carolina Panthers in 2000. He then spent seven seasons (2001-07) working for the Panthers under current Bills general manager Brandon Beane, first as a scouting assistant and then as a southeast and southwest scout.
5. The Indiana native graduated from DePauw University in 2001. A communication major, Schoen was a three-year letterman in football (1997-2000). He played quarterback as a freshman and wide receiver his final three years, serving as a captain during his senior season.
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If he brings Brian Daboll with him then I'm good. Daboll has done an amazing job with the Bills offense.
@cold-n-cocky @Coldchi
Da Bears have a new head football coach.
The Chicago Bears are working to hire Matt Eberflus as their next head coach, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Thursday, per a source informed of the decision.
The 51-year-old has spent the past four seasons as the defensive coordinator of the Indianapolis Colts after stints as linebackers coach in Dallas and Cleveland.
Indy sported a top-10 scoring and total defense in four years with Eberflus running the show and ranked fourth in rushing yards allowed and second in takeaways per game.
The Bears considered hiring former Lions and Colts coach Jim Caldwell and Cowboys DC Dan Quinn before ultimately landing on Eberflus.
Eberflus becomes the second new coach to secure a head coaching gig Thursday. Packers offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett is set to lead the Denver Broncos. The dominoes leave seven coaching vacancies.
Eberflus takes over after Matt Nagy was fired following the 2021 season after Chicago netted a 6-11 record.
The Bears sported a solid defense last season and have the pieces for Eberflus to work with in star linebackers Khalil Mack, Robert Quinn and Roquan Smith.
The big question for the first-time coach will be on the offensive side of the ball, where the Bears struggled mightily under Nagy. With quarterback Justin Fieldsflashing raw potential during his rookie campaign, who Eberflus taps as offensive coordinator will be his first big decision in the new chair.
Rapoport noted Thursday that Eagles passing game coordinator Kevin Patullo is a name to watch at OC for Chicago.
Da Bears have a new head football coach.
The Chicago Bears are working to hire Matt Eberflus as their next head coach, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Thursday, per a source informed of the decision.
The 51-year-old has spent the past four seasons as the defensive coordinator of the Indianapolis Colts after stints as linebackers coach in Dallas and Cleveland.
Indy sported a top-10 scoring and total defense in four years with Eberflus running the show and ranked fourth in rushing yards allowed and second in takeaways per game.
The Bears considered hiring former Lions and Colts coach Jim Caldwell and Cowboys DC Dan Quinn before ultimately landing on Eberflus.
Eberflus becomes the second new coach to secure a head coaching gig Thursday. Packers offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett is set to lead the Denver Broncos. The dominoes leave seven coaching vacancies.
Eberflus takes over after Matt Nagy was fired following the 2021 season after Chicago netted a 6-11 record.
The Bears sported a solid defense last season and have the pieces for Eberflus to work with in star linebackers Khalil Mack, Robert Quinn and Roquan Smith.
The big question for the first-time coach will be on the offensive side of the ball, where the Bears struggled mightily under Nagy. With quarterback Justin Fieldsflashing raw potential during his rookie campaign, who Eberflus taps as offensive coordinator will be his first big decision in the new chair.
Rapoport noted Thursday that Eagles passing game coordinator Kevin Patullo is a name to watch at OC for Chicago.
Who??? The fuck???
Actually they didn't pass over Eric B. He passed on them and rejected an interview. He wanted no part of the clusterfuck that has been the Texans front office pretty much from Bill O'Brien trading DHop for a bag of stale Kroger brand potato chips to them alienating Watson to the point that he wanted a trade. Not sure but Leftwhich
Don't be surprised if Daboll brings Mitch Trubisky with him.
DC hired by Josh McDaniels before he flaked at the last minute. Indy kept him and he's been coaching a Top 10 defense ever since. Supposedly he coaches defense similar to Lovie Smith and he has experience with the 3-4 and 4-3.
He needs to nail the OC hire.
It’s all for not if he doesn’t bring in a good offense coordinator. That said, I think he’s a solid defensive guy and, like I said, he’s got to bring in an offense coordinator who can bring a modern NFL offense without all that gimmicky bullshit that Nagy was pulling.
I knew it was gonna be him
I'm not happy
But this is who the GM wants so I'm OK
But I ain't HAPPY.
@tallblacknyc negrodamus can't go 100% all the time
I couldn’t see them with a black coach
I can't see them with a Black QB either..
That’s why I couldn’t. That organization has the fear of a black planet
The fuckin good ole boys network strikes again. This team never thinks outside the box. My bet is they stick with the white boy DJ in the guise of “working with him”. I see another wasted season.
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Who’s to blame for this
however
Who’s to blame for this
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however
If this is really a fake story?
Shefty should not just be given a pass.
We gotta start holding these so called journalists responsible.
You can't just tweet stuff and say we'll it's rumor when you wrong and then when it's right
want damn award.
Word espn and nfl.com still reporting it while it’s still unconfirmed
Ok so now they altered it.
I just heard a modified report on the radio.
They mentioned all the ways the report is potentially false.
Tom company website reported he retired too so I don't know.
But they all basically ignoring his father saying it ain't true.
So Josh McDaniels and Josh McCown
quit before he started a new position
no coaching experience at ALL
Viable candidates
Giants hire the EXACT 2 white men they said they were going to hire weeks ago
Well darn...
The Rooney rule is really working huh?
quit before he started a new position
no coaching experience at ALL
Viable candidates
Giants hire the EXACT 2 white men they said they were going to hire weeks ago
Well darn...
The Rooney rule is really working huh?
Tom Brady breaks silence on retirement reports | Fox News
Brady has won seven Super Bowl titles and is regarded as one of the greatest of all time
Tom Brady said Monday he is "still going through the process I said I was going through" amid reports he was going to retire from the NFL.
Brady made it clear on the "Let’s Go!" podcast he is still weighing whether he was going to walk away from the NFL despite ESPN and the NFL Network reporting he is retiring after 22 seasons and seven Super Bowl titles between playing with the New England Patriotsand Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
It was still a good week for me. I’m still going through the process I said I was going through. Sometimes it takes some time to really evaluate how you feel, what you want to do. I think when the time is right, I’ll be ready to make a decision one way or another like I said last week," he told legendary sportscaster Jim Gray in the podcast interview.
Brady was asked whether he was surprised when the reports came out.
"There’s always a good line that I’m responsible for what I say and do and not responsible for what others say and do. Again, one thing I learned about sports is you can control what you can control, and what you can’t, you leave to others," he said. "We’re in such an era (of) information, and people want to be in front of the news often, and I totally understand that and understand that’s the environment we’re in. But I think for me, it’s just literally day-to-day with me. I’m just trying to do the best I can every day and evaluate things as they come and try to make a great decision for me and my family."
Brady lamented that the reports were overshadowing championship weekend.
"I don’t know what different intentions are, and you know it’s not for me to control those things. There’s some very important games going on over the weekend, and I know how hard those players work on Sunday to prepare for that."
I was actually a little bit disappointed that would actually play some part of what’s going on in NFL football, which to me is such an amazing sport. It’s a great sport, and the focus should be on those great games. You’re right, for me, I was trying to enjoy a nice weekend. It didn’t quite turn that way because my phone got really busy, but that’s just part of being in the situation I’m in."
Brady didn’t say whether he had a timeline on making a decision — just that he’d know when the time is "right."
"Like I’ve always said, I’m very blessed to play as long as I have. As things have gone on in the later parts of my career, whether that was five years ago or even this year, there’s a lot of interest in when I’m gonna stop playing, and I understand that. It’s not that I don’t recognize that. When I know, I’ll know, and when I don’t know, I don’t know. I’m not going to race to some conclusion about that.
Brady was asked whether the reports and the circus that followed would give him a reason to come back one more season to just show he is still at the top of his games.
"I think my motivation for playing football is to win and be successful, and maybe there’s little parts of motivation that come from places or what people may say or think. I’m mostly motivated from inside and wanting to be the best for my teammates and my coaches and my organization. It’s kind of where my motivation has been for a long time," he said.
"At different times you use different techniques and tools to put yourself in the right frame of mind, but for me, it’s just always being the best I could be, and that’s always how I wanted to be for my teammates."
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