but it is an opinion, which does not make it wrong.This is an idiotic statement.
but it is an opinion, which does not make it wrong.This is an idiotic statement.
The NHL has actually come a long way. There's about 30 or so black players currently in the NHL.When is 60 minutes going to do a story about the lack of amercian whites in the NBA or the lack of blacks in the NHL?
Well, you can have an opinion that is wrong.but it is an opinion, which does not make it wrong.
The issue with Bowles is that his first year the Jets went 10-6 then couldn't win more than 5 games the next 3. Yes he had a clown car of QB's but his first year, he had Fitzmagic then didn't keep him. But the fact of the matter is, coaches get fired. Even Bellichick was fired in his career.I think it's sad that this is all getting lumped into the quest for diversity. The moves look bad collectively; what I mean is that now their are LESS AA coaches than before the season started. But if you break down EACH firing, the moves all had merit.
1) Wilks. In way over his head. Anyone who watched the team regularly knew that Wilks just had to go.
2) Joseph. The Broncos discussed letting him after LAST season. They gave him one more year and weren't thrilled with the direction he took them
3) Bowles. Had four seasons to make a difference. The issue I have with Bowles is that the Jets are talent deficient and I don't think he had enough good players to win.
4) Lewis. Dude had many years to take the Bengals to the next level and failed time and time again.
If they were Caucasians, would their be any discussion? No there would not be, everyone would be discussing the new hirings. None were controversial if you look at each move from a merit perspective.
but it is an opinion, which does not make it wrong.
Whole issue of race in professional football whether coaches or players is ridiculous. Teams hire or sign the best people for the job regardless of race. People can debate why it is that there are far more black wide receivers or running backs in the NFL than whites but no one can dispute that those players are better than whites who play the same position . On the management side do you really think owners give a hoot whether the head coach, GM,or coordinators are white or black. Of course not . All they care about ,and all they should care about is can they help the team win.
Ah yes, let’s all gather around and argue about nothing, like good ol’ Americans do in 2019.
If the best man is hired for the job, who the hell cares about what race/nationality/religion he is? As far as I know, that’s how NFL teams operate. When the competition is as high as it is in the NFL for open jobs, you earn the job based on your skill set, not what color your skin is. So there’s less black head coaches in the NFL? Is that really an NFL problem? This is why the Rooney rule is outdated
<sigh> No.Did you really expect them to mention that?
but it is an opinion, which does not make it wrong.
Opinions can be wrong if uninformed.
Philly
We are on the same page. Just stating facts. All owners care about is winning . Whether players or management are black or white makes no difference as long as they put ownership in the best position to win. The reality is that, at least statistically ,there are more black WRs and running backs in the NFL than whites . Ownership doesn't care . Similarly if a black general manager or black coach, ie Ozzie Newsome or Mike Tomlin performs better than their white counterparts their position will be secure . Only point is at least IMO race plays no role in the decisions made by ownership at least not as long as the almighty dollar remains king.
Michael Bidwill will receive the Fritz Pollard award during the super Bowl. Has this been reported on here, yet?
https://www.azcardinals.com/news/michael-bidwill-to-receive-fritz-pollard-award
This is going to ruffle a few feathers at BSPN.Michael Bidwill will receive the Fritz Pollard award during the super Bowl. Has this been reported on here, yet?
https://www.azcardinals.com/news/michael-bidwill-to-receive-fritz-pollard-award