Gruden to resign

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(10-13-2021, 02:39 PM)Mike M (the other one) Wrote: He wasn't an NFL Employee at that time.

I'm sure there is plenty of other emails that were just as bad as his. Where are those?

He was a representative of the NFL as an announcer, though.  His job involved the NFL and his job involves the NFL now, so it should still apply.  If I joined a terroristic group in college and then decided 10 years later that I wanted to work for the Department of Defense, it's not going to matter that those transgressions occurred before I was on payroll.

Also, the "other people do stuff" defense isn't applicable, is it?  Does the NFL have to force Dan Snyder to sell before they can dismiss Gruden?  I don't get what the big deal is, here.  I guess if enough people protest Gruden getting fired the NFL will cave in and give him his job back though, since apparently mob rule is what guides the country these days.  Also, Gruden's emails came to light because the NFL was investigating the organization he sent them to, so this does seem like a bit of a "just the surface" sort of thing.


Anyways, what should the NFL do in your opinion?  Just ignore it?  Just say that it's ok Gruden said this stuff because he's just a dumbass football coach?  At least he isn't a rapist like that Steeler QB probably is?  I guess I don't see what people want here, other than the NFL to just ignore this and force Mark Davis to ignore it and keep Gruden around for another 6 years.