bamascw
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Okay, I wasnāt sure if anyone was going to post anything about it or not and after being saturated with it most of the day today on ESPN Iām curious as to everyoneās thoughts.
The most surprising thing to me was the accusation that ownership was trying to pay him to lose games, now Iām sure that sort of thing has happened before, when your team is in dire straits you need good draft picks to rebuild and so on and of course we see that in the NBA every year thereās always a team tanking, but if that accusation is true I have to say I stand Flores. Thereās no way Iām going to intentionally lose games, for them to get a better draft pick, Iām not telling my team hey letās go to lose, even if he did it in a way that they werenāt sure he was trying to lose you just canāt ask somebody to do that as a head coach in my opinion.
I also am making the assumption that the meeting with the high profile quarterback was Brady, which opens an entirely different can of worms in my brain because that would mean Brady was willing to have the meeting which he knew was against the rules. And thatās all I will say about that as Forrest Gump so eloquently put it.
The Rooney rule, I think we all know that rule is danced around by organizations when they hire a coach, and being a middle-aged white male from the south, I will not pretend that we do not still have a serious issue with racism. Of course Iāve seen it go both ways and Iām not trying to get into that discussion, I just donāt understand why a team doesnāt want the best candidate to be at white or black, you go get the best candidate for the job. And watching what Miami did this year, to me that just speaks of a good coaching job to be able to hold that team together after the horrible start and then the completely different finish, all of that being said Iām just curious what everyone thinks.
The most surprising thing to me was the accusation that ownership was trying to pay him to lose games, now Iām sure that sort of thing has happened before, when your team is in dire straits you need good draft picks to rebuild and so on and of course we see that in the NBA every year thereās always a team tanking, but if that accusation is true I have to say I stand Flores. Thereās no way Iām going to intentionally lose games, for them to get a better draft pick, Iām not telling my team hey letās go to lose, even if he did it in a way that they werenāt sure he was trying to lose you just canāt ask somebody to do that as a head coach in my opinion.
I also am making the assumption that the meeting with the high profile quarterback was Brady, which opens an entirely different can of worms in my brain because that would mean Brady was willing to have the meeting which he knew was against the rules. And thatās all I will say about that as Forrest Gump so eloquently put it.
The Rooney rule, I think we all know that rule is danced around by organizations when they hire a coach, and being a middle-aged white male from the south, I will not pretend that we do not still have a serious issue with racism. Of course Iāve seen it go both ways and Iām not trying to get into that discussion, I just donāt understand why a team doesnāt want the best candidate to be at white or black, you go get the best candidate for the job. And watching what Miami did this year, to me that just speaks of a good coaching job to be able to hold that team together after the horrible start and then the completely different finish, all of that being said Iām just curious what everyone thinks.
