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While I’m over the “NFL is so racist” narrative, this is hilarious.
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Incredible :-)
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Amid nationwide protests over systemic racism and police brutality that were brought to light once again by George Floyd’s death last week, Broncos coach Vic Fangio said Tuesday, “This is a societal issue that we all have to join in to correct.”

“I was shocked, sad and angry when I saw what the policemen did to a handcuffed George Floyd on his stomach that led to his death,” Fangio said in a prepared statement during a Zoom conference with the media. “(Minnesota police officer Derek Chauvin) should be punished to the fullest extent of the law for the crimes he has been charged with, in addition to being charged with treason for failing to uphold the badge of the uniform he was entrusted with.”

Fangio’s remarks came on the heels of a pair of team meetings earlier in the day in which team president Joe Ellis urged Broncos players to use their platforms to speak out against racism and discrimination, adding that the team had a responsibility to do so.

https://www.denverpost.com/2020/06/0...wide-protests/
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Holy ****
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5-11 at best.
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Good Lord, why come out and say that especially now
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He's not wrong but :-)
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If the Broncos were a meritocracy, you'd think they'd have had a better quarterback over the past few years.
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Or a better head coach, for that matter
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hes FOS. Locker rooms may be color blind but they are not meritocracies. It’s 2020, show me a locker room that would accept a gay player.
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Denver Broncos I'm pretty sure.
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Riley Cooper says hi Vic!
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What’s the issue?
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Regardless of your opinion of what he said, this was an EXTREMELY ill-timed/tonedeaf comment. Not smart at all.
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