They want action rightnow. And that's why, according to a story in The New York Times, some of those assistants have already talked to an attorney about filing a class-action lawsuit alleging discrimination. Lewis does not deny such a claim might have merit. But there are few other plausible explanations. The process by which an owner settles on someone to run his team is conducted in private.
Most owners think the red zone is where they catch their limos after a game.
Some have no idea what goes into a game plan for Sunday. A few aren't even sure the games are played Sunday. Two-tirds of the NFL players are black and so are three of the 30 head coaches. Experience at the high school, college and pro levels. A proven rapport with players, especially the younger ones.