Will Any Of The NFL Head Coaching Vacancies Be Filled By Black Coaches?
January 8, 2017
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as posted by the channelAfrican-American head coaching candidates have a long history of being passed over for jobs in the NFL, and those who snag the position often face unjust criticism.
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For example, Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin has one of the best records among NFL head coaches in the modern era. Tomlin has a 64 percent winning percentage, helped the Steelers make two trips to the Super Bowl and snag five division championships, but still faces criticism from former NFL quarterback Terry Bradshaw.
Cari Champion, co-host of ESPN’s Coast to Coast, and Christy Winters Scott, sports analyst for Comcast Sports, spoke with Roland Martin during Wednesday’s edition of NewsOne Now about the possibility of the coaching vacancies in the NFL being filled by African-Americans.
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