07-18-2020, 05:45 AM
From SportingNews...
As of Thursday evening, the Redskins had parted ways with each of the people accused of sexual harassment in the Post's report. Michael, Santos and Gershman left over the past two weeks, while the others had previously moved on from the organization.
Larry Michael (radio broadcaster)
Alex Santos (director of pro personnel)
Richard Mann II (assistant director of pro personnel)
Dennis Greene (president of business operations)
Mitch Gershman (chief operating officer)
If all or even some of the allegations are true, this goes right to Dan Snyder. These are big names on the list who report directly to him and/or work in the front office, not football ops.
I'm not a 'rush to judgement' person. It's possible that some or all of the women may be looking to cash in on the chaos in DC. But man there sure is a lot of smoke and people have already been fired. There are still a lot of 'Skins fans around Baltimore from back when the Colts left town and the ones I know are just tired of the team overall. A lot of Ravens bandwagon jumpers. It's not good for business. So if anything, I strongly believe this will lead other organizations to make sure their team doesn't have these issues in the building. People who have power must also have integrity. Personally I'm not sure I'd want to hire many females, which isn't fair to them of course, but you'll never stop fraternization of all kinds, everywhere in your workplace. Sorry if the last sentence 'triggers' but I bet others who work high up in football are thinking it. When a bunch of men and women work together there will always at least be flirting. And things can go sideways fast.
As of Thursday evening, the Redskins had parted ways with each of the people accused of sexual harassment in the Post's report. Michael, Santos and Gershman left over the past two weeks, while the others had previously moved on from the organization.
Larry Michael (radio broadcaster)
Alex Santos (director of pro personnel)
Richard Mann II (assistant director of pro personnel)
Dennis Greene (president of business operations)
Mitch Gershman (chief operating officer)
If all or even some of the allegations are true, this goes right to Dan Snyder. These are big names on the list who report directly to him and/or work in the front office, not football ops.
I'm not a 'rush to judgement' person. It's possible that some or all of the women may be looking to cash in on the chaos in DC. But man there sure is a lot of smoke and people have already been fired. There are still a lot of 'Skins fans around Baltimore from back when the Colts left town and the ones I know are just tired of the team overall. A lot of Ravens bandwagon jumpers. It's not good for business. So if anything, I strongly believe this will lead other organizations to make sure their team doesn't have these issues in the building. People who have power must also have integrity. Personally I'm not sure I'd want to hire many females, which isn't fair to them of course, but you'll never stop fraternization of all kinds, everywhere in your workplace. Sorry if the last sentence 'triggers' but I bet others who work high up in football are thinking it. When a bunch of men and women work together there will always at least be flirting. And things can go sideways fast.
