UPDATE : Jon Gruden RESIGNS as Raiders HC in the midst of 2011 racist email scandal
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I’m not clicking but…..I do wanna know what he said. I am torn.
I still hate that muthafucka cac for stealing Tony Dungys superbowl chip with the buc's 
They ain't soft. Unguaranteed contracts have them scared.
This.I’m not clicking but…
A white man is racist?
coming from a fuckin dude with NO fuckin LIPS..
fuckin beak lip looking ass..
cacs really be feeling themselves.. well those
days are over..
sheeeet nobody wants that no lip look anymore..
chicks paying big money for lips...
especially lizard lip hoes with no existent
lips like him...
I still hate that muthafucka cac for stealing Tony Dungys superbowl chip with the buc's
That Superbowl was a great example of white entitlement. Gruden got a Head Coach job from being a position coach and then left the Raiders for the Bucs who had an elite team. His replacement Bill Callahan was so inept that he didn't change the plays or even the terminology the whole season.
Do you mean this shit happened 10 years ago ?
No wonder the other thread title doesn't mention that.
So the DOJ just said they won't be pursuing charges against the cop that paralyzed Jacob Blake after the state let him walk...
and this makes the second thread I have scrolled through looking for a picture of dude to see his lips.
No wonder the other thread title doesn't mention that.
So the DOJ just said they won't be pursuing charges against the cop that paralyzed Jacob Blake after the state let him walk...
and this makes the second thread I have scrolled through looking for a picture of dude to see his lips.
REPORT: Jon Gruden used a racist trope when describing the top NFL players' executive in a 2011 email
It's more condescending and Cac-ish that Grunden called him a dumbass. Cac always think they are smarter (better) than you no matter your credentials.
Prior to his work with the NFLPA, DeMaurice Smith was a trial lawyer and litigation partner in the Washington, D.C. offices of Latham & Watkins and Patton Boggs, serving as the chair of the firm's government investigations and white-collar practice group.[1] Smith previously served as Counsel to then-Deputy Attorney General Eric Holder in the U.S. Department of Justice before entering private practice.[2] He spent nine years with the U.S. Attorney's office and one with the Department of Justice, working on issues like national security and prison construction.[1] Smith has also represented Fortune 500 companies, and argued numerous cases before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit and the District of Columbia Court of Appeals.[3]
On March 15, 2009, Smith was elected unanimously by a board of active player representatives to become the executive director of the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA). Although Smith lacked football experience, his ties to presidential power and business experts helped give him an advantage over other potential candidates like Troy Vincent, Trace Armstrong, and sports attorney David Cornwell.[1][3] He was elected to his second and third terms in 2012 and 2015, respectively.[4] As Executive Director, Smith has emphasized that players need to take more control of their careers, educate themselves, and be more involved in the process.[1] Although his main role is to fight for better player salaries and improved safety, Smith has made it clear that long-term health care and increased benefits for tomorrow are just as important.[5]
Prior to his work with the NFLPA, DeMaurice Smith was a trial lawyer and litigation partner in the Washington, D.C. offices of Latham & Watkins and Patton Boggs, serving as the chair of the firm's government investigations and white-collar practice group.[1] Smith previously served as Counsel to then-Deputy Attorney General Eric Holder in the U.S. Department of Justice before entering private practice.[2] He spent nine years with the U.S. Attorney's office and one with the Department of Justice, working on issues like national security and prison construction.[1] Smith has also represented Fortune 500 companies, and argued numerous cases before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit and the District of Columbia Court of Appeals.[3]
On March 15, 2009, Smith was elected unanimously by a board of active player representatives to become the executive director of the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA). Although Smith lacked football experience, his ties to presidential power and business experts helped give him an advantage over other potential candidates like Troy Vincent, Trace Armstrong, and sports attorney David Cornwell.[1][3] He was elected to his second and third terms in 2012 and 2015, respectively.[4] As Executive Director, Smith has emphasized that players need to take more control of their careers, educate themselves, and be more involved in the process.[1] Although his main role is to fight for better player salaries and improved safety, Smith has made it clear that long-term health care and increased benefits for tomorrow are just as important.[5]
Honestly I would have liked to see them in the Super Bowl against someone else not the Raiders. One of the reasons Jon Gruden won against the Raiders was because the Raiders didn't have the common sense to change any of their play calls once they got to the Superbowl and we're playing their Old Coach
They didn't even change their audible's
I wonder if the Buccaneers have played another team that Jon Gruden didn't have intimate knowledge of their play calls whether they would have won
the answer to your question was answered by 850credit, Gruden didn’t like the fact that Smith even had that position
That's what's crazy to me, you were an announcer, and before that a coach
Why do you care who represents the players, you aren't an owner, GM or VP
It tells you a lot about Gruden
Did you hear his bulshit reasoning? That Michelin tires lips mean someone who talks a lot. If you believe that I got an igloo I can sell you in Southern California
They were killing it that year with Dungy's built defense. So them getting there would have been the same. All thing being equal, they still would have probably won, but I don't think it would have been quite the blow-out
Facts!
Has to Google dumorissis smith. That what racist. Wasn’t as big as I thought it would be
Bubba