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He’s getting a promotion to OC. Bienemy is already OCKafka ahead of EB
Source: Giants set to hire Chiefs' Kafka as OC
Kansas City Chiefs quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator Mike Kafka is set to become the new offensive coordinator for the New York Giants, a source confirmed to ESPN.www.espn.com
Understand, but if Kafka is willing to take another teams OC, maybe he believes that EB will not be leaving as Chiefs OC or he knows the Chiefs OC job is not a full responsibility OC position. Technically, Kafka probably is taking a better job than EB has right now
Gotcha. Yep, that would make sense.
Which would indicate that Saints already have their coach picked out, probably from inside the current staff.
Andy Reid needs to let EB call plays and set aside the big ole play sheet. Geppetto must let his boy go
I looked up the Federal Point Shaving Statute, 18 U.S.C., sec. 224, and it doesn't have any requirement as to the actual betting, wins/losses, on the outcome of the altered game:
EB might have gone for the FG right before halftime (vs the Bengals). You never know.
I'd be curious if that has ever been prosecuted stand alone without other gambling or conspiracy charges.
Did Houston interview him?
I think that is only for coordinators and position coaches.
Rooney Rule requires two non in-house minority candidates to be interviewed.
While 23% is better than 10% (the NFL in most years), the NBA has a higher percentage of black players at around 74.2%, so is it really so much better to warrant the standing ovation you’re giving them? Also, as of 2020, the NFL is 57.5% black, so I’m unsure where this 70% number keeps coming from.
www.statista.com
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While 23% is better than 10% (the NFL in most years), the NBA has a higher percentage of black players at around 74.2%, so is it really so much better to warrant the standing ovation you’re giving them? Also, as of 2020, the NFL is 57.5% black, so I’m unsure where this 70% number keeps coming from.
Share of NFL players by race 2022 | Statista
The NFL is a league with very mixed racial demographics. In 2022, over 56 percent of NFL players were black or African American.
NBA players by ethnicity 2023 | Statista
What are the demographics of the NBA? In the 2022/23 season, the percentage of Black players exceeded that of all other ethnicities combined.
Wow, you're F'd up. "Standing ovation"? I made a simple comparison and have no high regard for the NBA - I don't follow it at all. You are typical of the 'net - put words in someone else's mouth and then argue they are wrong. That is really pretty lame.While 23% is better than 10% (the NFL in most years), the NBA has a higher percentage of black players at around 74.2%, so is it really so much better to warrant the standing ovation you’re giving them? Also, as of 2020, the NFL is 57.5% black, so I’m unsure where this 70% number keeps coming from.
Share of NFL players by race 2022 | Statista
The NFL is a league with very mixed racial demographics. In 2022, over 56 percent of NFL players were black or African American.
NBA players by ethnicity 2023 | Statista
What are the demographics of the NBA? In the 2022/23 season, the percentage of Black players exceeded that of all other ethnicities combined.
Apologies. It was an overly dramatic way to respond. The NBA "not standing for it", as if they are such a beacon of diversity and inclusion, felt a little weird when it's really not a whole lot different.
But at least the NBA is trying different approaches. The NBA is now up to 46% of assistant coaches being people of color and 8 women assistant coaches. The NBA approaches discussed in the article are building from the ground up, not throwing a bone like the NFL is doing with the Rooney rule.
Question for you- now that the Texans have hired lovie Smith and not Josh mccown, are you man enough to admit you were wrong? Perhaps your worldview isn't 100% correct? Maybe every negative experience for a minority isn't 100% due to malice or bigotry? What if jumping to conclusions is a bad idea? Because sometimes people like Brian flores, a man with less total experience than vic fangio had years as a coordinator, in which flores had one, are actually just bad people. Have you ever considered you're the bad guy and the good guy is the one saying let's look at the facts: The man is claiming to be a victim of racism because he was passed over for a man with overwhelming experience, hired THAT VERY SAME ****ING YEAR, fired after three years (by a black gm btw), then not hired immediately after being canned? Huh... Next time I go to the eye doctor, I'll ask her if colorblindness makes the sky look green for some people. I'll get back to you
That would suck ass.
