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Brian Flores files lawsuit against NFL
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you're right tho - as a 'special coorspondant' there will be LOTS of attention on her & her stories.
almost feels like a set up...
No doubt.
The NFL: "But...but.....look who we have performing in the Superbowl. I mean...look.....that counts for something, right?"
Black NFL players, you have another opportunity to show the power you have in the league. In my opinion, the black players (70% of the league) are the only ones that can make a true impact when it comes to the racist 32. I will not hold my breath though.
-Fuck the NFL, Forever!
If they boycott?
If they make sure every single interview up to and including the super bowl they support Flores?
If HBCU coaches support too?
But that would take intelligence courage integrity self respect unity self worth selflessness pride...
All the things they claim football teaches them.
So of course
Never happen
If they let Eminem walk out at half time with a Brian Flores t shirt?
Woo boy
Vlad would close his youtube channel
Woo boy
Vlad would close his youtube channel
Would love to see it happen, but its not going to; it will be settled out of court...
No one else forgives and moves on, so we shouldnt either...Prob Tony Dungy...I like him too, but enough of this we gotta forgive and move on BS..Flores is doing the right thing here
WTF was this!?!?
Al Campanis. He was the Dodgers GM.
This was a seminal moment in sports, as he was caught on live TV sharing the type of racist conversations/thought processes that had always been hidden behind closed doors.
As I type this, the MLB currently has more managers (coaches) than the NFL and MLB is like 8 percent black . The MLB which we all know is racist as fuck
Interview on ESPN. Said Mortensen reported John Fox getting the gig before his interview.
Yup
Live and in color
But they still say it's a lie
Till this day.
They see trump and his entire crew
And say that is not ME
but then vote for him.
Prob Tony Dungy...
"African-American cultures...."
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Let's get real nothing will change.
Brian will get paid and end up in college in two years, NFL will hand some token negroes to give speeches and cheer people up, the liberal media will put extra into black history month.
Nothing is gonna change these neglrrs got half breeds to wine and dine and kids to take of they ain't risking anything. Just symbolic and that's it's.
Brian will get paid and end up in college in two years, NFL will hand some token negroes to give speeches and cheer people up, the liberal media will put extra into black history month.
Nothing is gonna change these neglrrs got half breeds to wine and dine and kids to take of they ain't risking anything. Just symbolic and that's it's.
Joe Schoen, Eli Manning react to Brian Flores' racial discrimination lawsuit that names Giants
New York Giants GM Joe Schoen commented on the racial discrimination lawsuit filed by former Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores.
@slam @tallblacknyc
yeah I am DONE
"I was not involved in any of that process in any way, so I don’t know the details," Eli Manning told The New York Post. "I know the Giants organization. I know they do everything possible to give everybody a fair chance. They don’t care minority or not, they are looking for the best possible candidate. They are going to do everything properly to look for that perfect candidate. So, I don’t think there was any wrongdoing there."
Brian Flores speaks out on NFL discrimination lawsuit: 'This is bigger than football'
Brian Flores said Wednesday that he filed the lawsuit because he's 'not the only one with a story' about discrimination in NFL coaching.
Sources: Hue Jackson may join Brian Flores lawsuit, claims to have proof that Browns incentivized tanking
Charles Robinson
·NFL columnist
Wed, February 2, 2022, 3:09 PM·3 min read
The wide-ranging class action lawsuit brought against the NFL and a handful of teams by former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores may be about to add another plaintiff.
Two sources close to former Cleveland Browns head coach Hue Jackson said Wednesday that Jackson has made arrangements to speak with Flores’ attorneys about the suit as early as today. The sources also said Jackson has expressed a willingness to provide both testimony and materials to the class action suit, alleging that Browns owner Jimmy Haslam financially incentivized “tanking” for draft position through the use of a bonus structure during the 2016 and 2017 seasons, when Cleveland went 1-31.
Some of the materials in Jackson’s possession stem from a confidential fraud grievance he brought against the Browns following his in-season firing in 2018. That grievance was handled by an arbitrator under the terms of the NFL’s collective bargaining agreement. That arbitrator ultimately ruled against Jackson, although the judgement was not considered a definitive determination of fact.
Jackson declined to comment Wednesday. A spokesperson for the Browns said the team was preparing comment on Jackson’s allegations but it was not yet available. On Tuesday, the NFL released a statement refuting the claims in Flores’ lawsuit and said the litigation was “without merit”.
Since the filing of Flores’ lawsuit, both Jackson and the head of his charitable foundation, Kimberly Diemert, have posted a number of tweets suggesting Jackson’s intent to engage with the Flores litigation. Jackson, who is now the head football coach at Grambling State University, suggested that he encountered some of the same things Flores alleged in his lawsuit against the Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, Denver Broncos and the overarching NFL corporation.
Sources tell Yahoo Sports that former Cleveland Browns head coach Hue Jackson has expressed a willingness to provide both testimony and materials to Brian Flores' class action lawsuit, alleging that Browns owner Jimmy Haslam financially incentivized "tanking" for draft position during two seasons over which the team went 1-31. (Photo by: 2017 Nick Cammett/Diamond Images/Getty Images)More
Prior to this suit, Jackson had spoken critically about black head coaches having their success undermined by owners that allegedly set a double standard for minority coaches when it comes to the building and success of franchises — as well as the “second chance” opportunities granted to white head coaches versus minorities. Jackson also repeatedly has made claims that during his time in Cleveland, Haslam blindsided him with the size of the rebuild that was going to be undertaken, as well as some of the methods that would be employed during the rebuild.
On Tuesday, he added a wrinkle to those claims, suggesting that Haslam tied finances to what Diemert said was tanking. Responding to a tweet that said “Haslam wasn’t offering 100k per loss,” Jackson said “Trust me it was a good number!”
Diemert then followed up with a series of tweets stating that Jackson has records to back up his claims, and that several team leaders (including Jackson) were a part of a bonus structure to “tank,” including former general manager Sashi Brown, chief strategy officer Paul DePodesta and current general manager Andrew Berry. Diemert added that both the NFL and commissioner Roger Goodell knew about it and “covered it up,” which is likely a reference to evidence provided during Jackson’s failed grievance against the Browns.
Attorneys for Flores said Wednesday that other coaches have not become a part of the class action lawsuit brought against teams and the league, but that it is expected more will join the litigation.
Charles Robinson
·NFL columnist
Wed, February 2, 2022, 3:09 PM·3 min read
The wide-ranging class action lawsuit brought against the NFL and a handful of teams by former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores may be about to add another plaintiff.
Two sources close to former Cleveland Browns head coach Hue Jackson said Wednesday that Jackson has made arrangements to speak with Flores’ attorneys about the suit as early as today. The sources also said Jackson has expressed a willingness to provide both testimony and materials to the class action suit, alleging that Browns owner Jimmy Haslam financially incentivized “tanking” for draft position through the use of a bonus structure during the 2016 and 2017 seasons, when Cleveland went 1-31.
Some of the materials in Jackson’s possession stem from a confidential fraud grievance he brought against the Browns following his in-season firing in 2018. That grievance was handled by an arbitrator under the terms of the NFL’s collective bargaining agreement. That arbitrator ultimately ruled against Jackson, although the judgement was not considered a definitive determination of fact.
Jackson declined to comment Wednesday. A spokesperson for the Browns said the team was preparing comment on Jackson’s allegations but it was not yet available. On Tuesday, the NFL released a statement refuting the claims in Flores’ lawsuit and said the litigation was “without merit”.
Since the filing of Flores’ lawsuit, both Jackson and the head of his charitable foundation, Kimberly Diemert, have posted a number of tweets suggesting Jackson’s intent to engage with the Flores litigation. Jackson, who is now the head football coach at Grambling State University, suggested that he encountered some of the same things Flores alleged in his lawsuit against the Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, Denver Broncos and the overarching NFL corporation.
Sources tell Yahoo Sports that former Cleveland Browns head coach Hue Jackson has expressed a willingness to provide both testimony and materials to Brian Flores' class action lawsuit, alleging that Browns owner Jimmy Haslam financially incentivized "tanking" for draft position during two seasons over which the team went 1-31. (Photo by: 2017 Nick Cammett/Diamond Images/Getty Images)More
Prior to this suit, Jackson had spoken critically about black head coaches having their success undermined by owners that allegedly set a double standard for minority coaches when it comes to the building and success of franchises — as well as the “second chance” opportunities granted to white head coaches versus minorities. Jackson also repeatedly has made claims that during his time in Cleveland, Haslam blindsided him with the size of the rebuild that was going to be undertaken, as well as some of the methods that would be employed during the rebuild.
On Tuesday, he added a wrinkle to those claims, suggesting that Haslam tied finances to what Diemert said was tanking. Responding to a tweet that said “Haslam wasn’t offering 100k per loss,” Jackson said “Trust me it was a good number!”
Diemert then followed up with a series of tweets stating that Jackson has records to back up his claims, and that several team leaders (including Jackson) were a part of a bonus structure to “tank,” including former general manager Sashi Brown, chief strategy officer Paul DePodesta and current general manager Andrew Berry. Diemert added that both the NFL and commissioner Roger Goodell knew about it and “covered it up,” which is likely a reference to evidence provided during Jackson’s failed grievance against the Browns.
Attorneys for Flores said Wednesday that other coaches have not become a part of the class action lawsuit brought against teams and the league, but that it is expected more will join the litigation.
Timeline of New York Giants head coach interviews and Rooney Rule requirement
The New York Giants are being accused by Brian Flores of committing racial discrimination regarding their head coach hire. The Giants hired Brian Daboll
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Boomer Esiason offers another smoking gun in Brian Flores lawsuit?
Originally posted on Larry Brown Sports | By Larry Brown | Last updated 2/1/22
Text messages sent by Bill Belichick to Brian Flores seem to be direct proof that the New York Giants violated at least the spirit of the Rooney Rule when hiring Brian Daboll as their new head coach. It seems like we have another smoking gun in the situation.
Boomer Esiason is a host on WFAN, a New York sports radio station. During a sports update on Monday, Esiason mentioned the Giants’ hiring of Daboll.
What’s interesting is that in his report, Esiason said the Giants had offered Daboll the job days before officially announcing him as their new head coach.
“Giants named Brian Daboll as their new head coach Friday. Now he was offered the job earlier in the week but had to wait for the Giants to complete the formal interviewing process,” Esiason said in his update on Monday (1:30 mark).
Keep in mind that Esiason reported this on Monday, a day before Flores’ formal lawsuit was filed on Tuesday.
If Esiason’s information is correct, that makes two people (him and Belichick) who apparently knew the Giants were making Daboll their head coach despite the team still having more interviews to conduct.
Esiason lost some credibility with his ridiculous Aaron Rodgers rumor a few weeks ago, but his report meshes with Belichick’s text messages. Keep in mind, the WFAN discussion about the Giants’ process all came prior to Flores’ filing of his lawsuit.
When was Brian Daboll Offered the Job??? - Boomer & Gio
Gio made a note of something he heard Boomer mention on Monday during one of his Audacy Sports Minutes, with regard to the timeline of when Brian Daboll was actually offered the head coaching position by the Giants.
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Dear NFL Players. Please get some common sense and sue for the right to play in those PUBLICLY FUNDED STADIUMS.
Please ask your corrupt paid off politicians why you can't have PUBLIC ACCESS like cable TV.
Play on ANY DAY BUT SUNDAY and during the spring/summer.
USFL would have worked had it not been for the economic hitman named Donald Trump.
Too bad the slaves wanna slave. I cant respect any man who constantly lets his body be used like a rag dog and get the short end of the stick. Pimps do the same thing with hoes except the hoes don't suffer from CTE.
Ask me the Hoes are getting a better deal.
Please ask your corrupt paid off politicians why you can't have PUBLIC ACCESS like cable TV.
Play on ANY DAY BUT SUNDAY and during the spring/summer.
USFL would have worked had it not been for the economic hitman named Donald Trump.
Too bad the slaves wanna slave. I cant respect any man who constantly lets his body be used like a rag dog and get the short end of the stick. Pimps do the same thing with hoes except the hoes don't suffer from CTE.
Ask me the Hoes are getting a better deal.
Other black current and former coaches need to join this class action lawsuit.
Anyone fired too soon or used for interviews need to come forward with emails and texts.
Former players with firsthand knowledge
Anyone stuffed for the Hall of Fame
Any hooker, side piece or ex girlfriend.
Kaepernick
If the league fucks over Flores and others, we as blacks need to stay the fuck out of those stadiums. I’m so sick of us giving millions to these cacs.
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Thank you
It's the ROC in here.
