He’s saying that he thinks he should turn down interviews so that teams can’t use him as a Rooney rule interview.
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But the “racist shitbags” part does kind of imply that there’s still racism there somewhere.

I think what’s being overlooked here is the response they would get if they didn’t interview him. They’d be called racists for that too.

It’s really a no-win situation.
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I can’t talk for him but it’s pretty obvious when teams interview one token minority coach every time there is an opening and then hire a lackluster coach.
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It’s not hurting Kafka. They have given him raises with added job titles the last couple years and him being the passing game coordinator will likely afford him as many opportunities as being the OC would because

A. Everyone knows it’s Andy’s show

B. The league revolves around the passing game
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Fair enough, but like staylor said he does kinda imply racism

I'm all for forgiving youthful indiscretions, and understanding that those incidents dont necessarily have to define a man

But when it comes to the high stakes world of hiring NFL head coaches, Eric brings some considerable baggage with him
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Oh look..this clown is still continuing to smear eb's name with dangerous, NOT PROVEN "sexual assault" lines and drags up bs from when eb WAS A DUMB KID IN COLLEGE but guess who just got rehired by the pats?? Oh yes our friend MATT PATRICIA!!..i guess they still "don't know" about his rape case!!..huh dummy? :-)

Matt Patricia's case underminds you, and any other fool who tries to claim eb isn't getting a job because of minor brushes with the law THIRTY FRIKKING YEARS AGO...keep spreading lies and internet rumours and i'll keep shutting you down with FACTS...PERIOD.
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That's not really new information, but it is relevant to the situation. It had been brought up several times in this thread, and last year too for that matter.
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It's pretty clear now why Bieniemy hasn't been hired because his offenses go well beyond just "youthful indiscretions". Multiple arrests for a variety of alleged crimes including assault of a Fireman, assault against a female parking attendant in which he grabbed her neck, multiple speeding offenses, DUI's and the kicker, luring underage recruits with women and alcohol, which occurred while he was in his 30's.

This is a man that was repeatedly arrested and repeatedly disobeyed the law time and time and time again because his ability on the football field gave him a pass to do whatever he wanted, with absolutely no consequences.

The unfortunate byproduct of his off-the-field behavior was a completely shitty NFL career. This was a guy that was absolutely amazing in college and led the Colorado Buffaloes to the National Title in 1990, yet he had only 1,223 rushing yards in 9 NFL seasons, which sucks ass as a 2nd round pick.

And to address Billay's comment about the local media, it wouldn't surprise me one bit if the Chiefs front office asked the local media to back off Bieniemy's background because if all of the info was blasted by the Star and local news, there's a good chance that it would completely ruin his life. By all accounts, he's done well since beginning his NFL coaching career in 2006 and I think most people would hate to see him become a victim of "Cancel Culture".

But wow, it's going to take a special type of owner and front office to want to take on the PR backlash that would accompany hiring him as a Head Coach, so it's totally understandable why a team hasn't wanted to take on that challenge, especially when we're talking about teams that are already facing "football challenges" in terms of Wins and Losses, personnel, scheme and their overall organizations.
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There’s racism at work, yes.

If teams will never hire a coach with his checkered past, and if Bieniemy were white, presumably nobody would interview him. Bieniemy is black, so he gets interviews, but then he gets declined over and over again. It’s a complete waste of his time, all because he’s black.

Teams can interview any fucking black coach to satisfy the Rooney Rule. Why does it have to be him? Especially if he’s going to get ZERO consideration for the job going in
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Once again for the dummy DANE above MATT PATRICIA JUST GOT HIRED AGAIN!!!..YOUR ARGUMENT HOLDS NO WEIGHT AT ALL BECAUSE MOST OF EB'S ISSUES ARE ALLEGED...NOT PROVEN.
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All I was aware of before today, was a DUI and allegations of trying to cover up rape accusations against some players... turns out there was quite a bit more smoke than that

That said, I dont wanna sit here and run him down... he's our guy now, and he's been a damn good one by all accounts
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He was in his 30's when it was reported by ESPN that he was luring recruits with alcohol and women.

And again, I'm just linking stories. I wouldn't have anything to link if Bienemy's record was clean.

And once again, Patricia was hired, signed, sealed and delivered before his indictment was revealed by the Detroit Free Press.

And no, Bieniemy was arrested for a DUI in 2001, which was less than 20 years ago, when he was in his 30's.
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He does have a checkered past, but that was 15-20 years ago, the media is glossing over that now and would probably do so if he was hired as they are afraid of any negative narrative regarding race, whether fair game or not. I would give Bienemy a shot, and I think he is already Houston's next HC... JMO
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Not as a head coach
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Instead of listening to that dumb smear artist..use your own brain and ask yourself if the media would hold back on eb and be calling for him to get a job if he done the things the smear artist is saying? It's lies. Do i believe the dui and think he had a few altercations as a kid? Yes..but that was thirty frikking years ago. Patricia allegedly raped someone and is still in the league today..what is worse? Smh.
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