They will say just enough and no more.
UPDATE : Jon Gruden RESIGNS as Raiders HC in the midst of 2011 racist email scandal
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The Raiders Had More Black Players Than Any NFL Team. Then Jon Gruden Took Over The Roster.
Years before Jon Gruden resigned in disgrace as the Las Vegas Raiders’ head coach over a series of racist, misogynistic and homophobic emails, Chip Kelly faced …fivethirtyeight.com
I saw that...that was pretty interesting. I never knew that about the Eagles under Chip Kelly.
I feel like that will greatly depend on the level of fuckery Gruden decides to unleash on his "truth" tour
Think of Gruden as Trump and the coaches are the Republicans and it will all make sense.
Fam you know I got you. I have been studying this shit since I have been awakened to the fact that we are all living behind enemy lines but still striving. My Pops hit me with that when I turned 17 and I didn't see the world the same after that. I hit my oldest with it too and all aspects of our conversations have changed.
Reminded me of this.....Bruh, about 30 years ago, me and 3 cats were on our way to Club 112. The fourth dude in the ride was a friend of the 3rd guy. We knew him, but we didn't know his friend, but aight, you can roll with us. We stop at the liquor store first, and when we got to the store, the fourth guy sees a guy wearing those biker shorts that were popular at time, and said, "Yo, that nigga packing! He gon' kill somebody with the thang!", and then he starts laughing and looks at us like we were going to laugh with him, but instead he got 3 doses of
. We pulled our boy to the side and he said, "I already know. Y'all ain't gotta say nothing."
Jon Gruden offers cryptic statement in first comments since losing Raiders job over controversial emails
The Raiders coach made a very interesting comment during a recent interview
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The truth will come out? I thought it already did. What else is to come.
"Maggie Burbank, who produced the (HBO) story that we just did on Mark Davis, she actually called Gruden and he picked up the phone, much to I think her surprise," Kremer said on the Real Sports Podcast. "And he's still in Las Vegas. He says he's letting the dust settle. He said, 'People who know me know what I stand for for 58 years. I have a resume of 58 years.' He said, 'The truth will come out.' It's certainly cryptic."
Jon Gruden offers cryptic statement in first comments since losing Raiders job over controversial emails
The Raiders coach made a very interesting comment during a recent interview
"Maggie Burbank, who produced the (HBO) story that we just did on Mark Davis, she actually called Gruden and he picked up the phone, much to I think her surprise," Kremer said on the Real Sports Podcast. "And he's still in Las Vegas. He says he's letting the dust settle. He said, 'People who know me know what I stand for for 58 years. I have a resume of 58 years.' He said, 'The truth will come out.' It's certainly cryptic."
I've always thought this, and for a bonus, we have no "home" to go to
Wait so the NFL not gonna release the details of the WFT investigation?
I'm not surprised and don't be surprised if they destroyed most of it.Wait so the NFL not gonna release the details of the WFT investigation?
NFL's investigation into Washington Football Team won't be released, commissioner Roger Goodell says amid pressure
NEW YORK -- NFL commissioner Roger Goodell doubled down Tuesday on the league's decision not to make public the results of its investigation into the workplace culture at the Washington Football Team, saying the anonymity of the people who cooperated with the investigation was too high a priority to allow the league to do so.\
"We're very conscious of making sure we're protecting those who came forward," Goodell said after six hours of NFL owners meetings in midtown Manhattan. "That was a very high priority."
The investigation has come under fire again in recent weeks after some of the emails unearthed in the process became public, resulting in the resignation of Las Vegas Raiders coach Jon Gruden. In those emails, Gruden used racist, anti-gay and misogynistic language that the league has denounced. Calls to release more of the emails have been rejected.
"I do think he's been held accountable," Goodell said of Daniel Snyder. "More importantly, steps were put in place to make sure it doesn't happen again."\
Goodell also said the league looks forward to cooperating with a congressional inquiry into its investigation. Two members of the House oversight committee wrote the league last week saying they were seeking more information on the investigation into workplace misconduct with the Washington Football Team.
NEW YORK -- NFL commissioner Roger Goodell doubled down Tuesday on the league's decision not to make public the results of its investigation into the workplace culture at the Washington Football Team, saying the anonymity of the people who cooperated with the investigation was too high a priority to allow the league to do so.\
"We're very conscious of making sure we're protecting those who came forward," Goodell said after six hours of NFL owners meetings in midtown Manhattan. "That was a very high priority."
The investigation has come under fire again in recent weeks after some of the emails unearthed in the process became public, resulting in the resignation of Las Vegas Raiders coach Jon Gruden. In those emails, Gruden used racist, anti-gay and misogynistic language that the league has denounced. Calls to release more of the emails have been rejected.
"I do think he's been held accountable," Goodell said of Daniel Snyder. "More importantly, steps were put in place to make sure it doesn't happen again."\
Goodell also said the league looks forward to cooperating with a congressional inquiry into its investigation. Two members of the House oversight committee wrote the league last week saying they were seeking more information on the investigation into workplace misconduct with the Washington Football Team.
Raiders, Jon Gruden reach settlement on his contract
Although Raiders coach Jon Gruden technically resigned, the resignation undoubtedly came under threat of termination, if he didn’t choose to leave voluntarily. Unresolved when he abruptly walked away was the balance of his reported 10-year, $100 million contract. Via Vic Tafur of...
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Ex-Vikings QB, pastor Randall Cunningham on Jon Gruden, who attends his church: ‘I don’t believe you’re a racist’
Las Vegas Raiders team chaplain and former star quarterback Randall Cunningham said Jon Gruden has continued to attend services at his church since he resigned in disgrace as Raiders head coach las…
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Typical cac shit. In his eyes he didn't do anything wrong that's why instead of apologizing he is pointing fingers. Cunningham is playing the role of the black friend vouching for him. If there was any justice in this world he would have told him he is no longer welcome in his church.Ex-Vikings QB, pastor Randall Cunningham on Jon Gruden, who attends his church: ‘I don’t believe you’re a racist’
Las Vegas Raiders team chaplain and former star quarterback Randall Cunningham said Jon Gruden has continued to attend services at his church since he resigned in disgrace as Raiders head coach las…
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Former Raiders coach Gruden sues NFL, commissioner
Former Raiders head coach Jon Gruden, who resigned last month after racist, misogynistic and anti-gay emails surfaced, is suing the NFL and commissioner Roger Goodell.
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Jon Gruden sues NFL, Roger Goodell for forcing Gruden’s resignation
Posted by Mike Florio on November 12, 2021, 3:27 PM EST
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Jon Gruden has taken a page from the playbook of longtime Raiders owner Al Davis.
The former Raiders coach has sued the NFL and Commissioner Roger Goodell in Nevada state court.
“Through a malicious and orchestrated campaign, the NFL and Commissioner Roger Goodell sought to destroy the career and reputation of Jon Gruden, the former head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders,” the lawsuit alleges, via David Ferrara of the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
The complain contend that Gruden was “forced to resign” as a result of the persistent leak of supposedly secret emails from the Washington Football Team investigation.
“When their initial salvo did not result in Gruden’s firing or resignation, Defendants ratcheted up the pressure by intimating that further documents would become public if Gruden was not fired,” the lawsuit filed Thursday on Gruden’s behalf alleges. “They followed through with this threat by leaking another batch of documents to the New York Times for an October 11, 2021 article. On October 7, 2021, Jon Gruden was the head coach of the Raiders on a 10-year, $100-million contract. By October 11, 2021, he had been forced to resign.”
The initial article from the Review-Journal did not link the full complaint. Once it’s available, we’ll perform a full and complete analysis.
One key factor is whether the Raiders were specifically named as defendants. If so, the NFL won’t be able to remove the case from state court to federal court, a common practice by out-of-state interests that hope to avoid possible “home cooking” from elected state-court judges.
Obviously, Gruden got what he deserved based on the content of emails he sent to former Washington executive Bruce Allen. However, the emails should not have been weaponized to take Gruden out. Through this litigation, much more undoubtedly will be learned regarding who leaked the emails, and why.
Posted by Mike Florio on November 12, 2021, 3:27 PM EST
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Jon Gruden has taken a page from the playbook of longtime Raiders owner Al Davis.
The former Raiders coach has sued the NFL and Commissioner Roger Goodell in Nevada state court.
“Through a malicious and orchestrated campaign, the NFL and Commissioner Roger Goodell sought to destroy the career and reputation of Jon Gruden, the former head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders,” the lawsuit alleges, via David Ferrara of the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
The complain contend that Gruden was “forced to resign” as a result of the persistent leak of supposedly secret emails from the Washington Football Team investigation.
“When their initial salvo did not result in Gruden’s firing or resignation, Defendants ratcheted up the pressure by intimating that further documents would become public if Gruden was not fired,” the lawsuit filed Thursday on Gruden’s behalf alleges. “They followed through with this threat by leaking another batch of documents to the New York Times for an October 11, 2021 article. On October 7, 2021, Jon Gruden was the head coach of the Raiders on a 10-year, $100-million contract. By October 11, 2021, he had been forced to resign.”
The initial article from the Review-Journal did not link the full complaint. Once it’s available, we’ll perform a full and complete analysis.
One key factor is whether the Raiders were specifically named as defendants. If so, the NFL won’t be able to remove the case from state court to federal court, a common practice by out-of-state interests that hope to avoid possible “home cooking” from elected state-court judges.
Obviously, Gruden got what he deserved based on the content of emails he sent to former Washington executive Bruce Allen. However, the emails should not have been weaponized to take Gruden out. Through this litigation, much more undoubtedly will be learned regarding who leaked the emails, and why.
100% if Gruden's emails were the only ones given out and the NFL said they weren't releasing anymore emails.
Fuck Gruden
Fuck Goddell
and Fuck them racist owners
but I hope Gruden's case reveals alot of the bullshit from the NFL...how they fuck you investigate the Washington, give an oral report and keep all the findings under-wrap except for the Gruden emails.
Gruden is about to do his "Nino Brown" on the NFL!
Mf always been worthless. He never put together no killer nothing. Just a talentless white privileged honky.
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