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Let's also not forget that Flores worked for Belichick for 10 years. The Dolphins were going nowhere having to replace the head coach. I'd say this was more helping Flores see that he was being screwed than hurting the Fins.

I've said it exists multiple times. I've never said anything else. All I've said is 110 out of 111 was a flawed study because the sample wasn't representative.

This isn't about whether it exists or not, it's about how prevalent it is and the study that came out is flawed. It obviously exists.

It fails to account for a situation where the next coach is already decided on.

My point is that it wasn't random. It was players whose families consented. They had motivation to consent.

When everybody knows it's Daboll except the guy going into the interview? To the point where people are congratulating him? I get that the Giants might have decided on Daboll from the get-go, I can understand that. But knowing the Rooney rule is in place and knowing that there are other good...

Of players whose families consented to the autopsy because they suspected mental problems. It's not a representative sample because there would be an overrepresentation of people with issues. *Disclaimer: I'm not saying CTE doesn't exist, I'm saying 110 out of 111 is way too high. Roger Goodell...

There's a difference between civil and criminal. If they brought him in to interview solely on the basis of his race just to say they interviewed a black candidate, how is that not discrimination?

I don't call what color he is. He's a good coach. That ******* Ross paying him to lose is 100% a bytch move. Firing him was just plain stupid. Yes, people very often have someone they want to hire and have to interview for appearances, but that's usually known going in, not led to believe you...