NFL News Semi OT: Flores suing NFL and NYG. Texts from Bill involved in the suit.

[Sciz]

NFL employee Ian Rapoport (who’s more likely to cooperate with an NFL investigation rather than somebody with a different organization) also says it was Brady. At this point, the Dolphins should lose their first for Ross trying to sabotage games, and their second should go to the Patriots for attempted tampering with their quarterback.

 

[venecol]

It’s an accusation by a disgruntled fired employee.

Andy Johnson to the defense of Ross and the Dolphins. Classic.

 

[Dr Pain]

Yes. He might not though, if his lawyers tell him it weakens the case.

I knew a guy who filed a huge lawsuit against his employer, which included a wide range of unethical and criminal behavior on senior management, and showed up for work as if nothing had happened. His manager's manager approached him with "What the F are you doing here?" outrage, and the guy just said, "Same thing as you. Doing my job. Nothing about that has changed." When confronted about the lawsuit, he responded with the fact that the company had several lawsuits against suppliers underway but continued to do business with them. I've never seen a group of managers so confused about what to do for the next couple of hours.

And what did they do?

 

[upstater1]

How is this any different than completing the process by interviewing Flores?

They didn't complete the process

 

[XLIX]

Examples of Exploitative opportunism can be found for every social issue.

If anything it proves we need more of what Flores’, and others have been speaking on.

Also need fewer distractions like the irrelevant point you brought up on the white neolibs.

It wasn't irrelevant to the statement you made, so if you consider that sidebar irrelevant, perhaps you should look quite a bit harder in the mirror.

 

[Nunchucks]

Are combine skills a good predictor of NFL success, genius?

Nfl prospects are judged on more than the combine, genius.

 

[FCB02062]

the NFL dismisses Flores accusations as "unfounded"....but they accept anything BLM spewed . ok, got it fellas ...

 

[‘Mondre]

It wasn't irrelevant to the statement you made, so if you consider that sidebar irrelevant, perhaps you should look quite a bit harder in the mirror.

You brought it up.

White supremacy keeps itself afloat through the gaslighting of whistleblowers.

“Well who can ya trust everybody’s supposedly a racist nowadays!”

 

[Dingleberry]

They didn't complete the process

Is it true that the Giants already had interviewed two black candidates? If so, they do not owe Flores an interview based on the Rooney Rule. They found their coach and hired him.

If it's not true, the Giants should be punished like the Patriots were for breaking a stupid rule. Not holding my breath on the NFL being consistent though.

 

[XLIX]

You brought it up.

White supremacy keeps itself afloat through the gaslighting of whistleblowers.

“Well who can ya trust everybody’s supposedly a racist nowadays!”

For someone who says, and I quote, "black ppl aren’t looking to call everybody racist," you sure do bring up white supremacy an awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwful lot.

 

[SHOWTIME15]

LOL

Report: Tom Brady roped into Dolphins' alleged tampering scandal

In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores alleged that owner Stephen Ross requested Flores meet with a "prominent quarterback" in 2019 despite it violating the NFL's tampering rules. That quarterback? It was the former New England Patriot

patriotswire.usatoday.com

 

[Betterthanmost]

So he decides to protect Brady but ****s all over Bill?

 

[Steve102]

NFL employee Ian Rapoport (who’s more likely to cooperate with an NFL investigation rather than somebody with a different organization) also says it was Brady. At this point, the Dolphins should lose their first for Ross trying to sabotage games, and their second should go to the Patriots for attempted tampering with their quarterback.

Yeah, the whole NFLN reporting on very shady NFL business screams conflict of interest. I still say this is going to be very very ugly.

 

[XLIX]

One thing I have not seen get much play is the Flores is doing this as a class action. In other words, he expects/invites others to join him in claiming damages.... so that will certainly be noteworthy if/when that happens.

 

[Ring 6]

Andy Johnson to the defense of Ross and the Dolphins. Classic.

Ah what a classic post. I can see why you can’t understand it because you approach everything with an agenda and believe what supports that agenda.
So let me educate you to non biased thinking.


My comment was a statement of fact. We are in fact talking about the accusation of a fired employee who is clearly disgruntled. Note the absence of words such as unfounded, inaccurate or unbelievable which is what you and those of bias would use in “defense” much like you use yours bias to call stating facts “coming to the defense” because they conflict with your agenda.

Now take a look at the post I was responding to which assumed guilt and felt a year suspension or being forced to sell the team are the appropriate response to an accusation.

Along I come and say “innocent until proven guilty” and you clown yourself and your bias by thinking that’s inappropriately defending the accused.

 

[SVN]

What do you guys think about brady wanting to meet flores when under contract if indeed the report is true?

 

[CantonJester]

Uh.....

 

[Ring 6]

They didn't complete the process

They interviewed him before making a hire. What didn’t they complete?

 

[RobertWeathers]

What do you guys think about brady wanting to meet flores when under contract if indeed the report is true?

The report is Brady was meeting with Ross- not Flo...?

 

[Ring 6]

What do you guys think about brady wanting to meet flores when under contract if indeed the report is true?

The report said it was in 2020, so he wasn’t under contract.