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<\/figure>\n If Elon Musk is the icing on the cake named \u201cbillionaires aren\u2019t geniuses,\u201d then NFL homeowners are the batter.<\/p>\n According to a current report<\/a><\/span>, the league lately notified homeowners that over the past 5 years they\u2019ve spent a whopping $800 million on coaches and front-office executives that don\u2019t even work for them anymore.<\/p>\n I believed we have been headed in direction of a recession<\/a><\/span> \u2014 guess not.<\/p>\n The report goes on to inform us that the league even made spreadsheets that confirmed how unhealthy the decision-making has been, displaying the absurd quantities of cash which have been made by homeowners firing individuals too quickly, or hiring the mistaken ones. Between the Carolina Panthers, Indianapolis Colts, and Tennessee Titans, a minimal of $69 million and 12 years of remaining contracts have been flushed down the bathroom. The New York Football Giants are at the moment paying three completely different teaching staffs in 2022. And since 2021, seven head coaches have been fired throughout or after the season.<\/p>\n Do the names of those execs and coaches look acquainted?<\/p>\n Jeff Saturday. Josh McDaniels. Nathaniel Hackett. Eric Bieniemy. Byron Leftwich. Leslie Frazier. Matt Rhule. Frank Reich. Jon Gruden. Mike Mayock.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re questioning what all of them have in frequent, it\u2019s that they have been both employed, fired, or ought to have been employed \u2014 however nonetheless aren\u2019t \u2014 lately all attributable to a dumb choice that an proprietor signed off on. And with Black Sunday just a few weeks away, one other group of head and interim coaches will probably be relieved of their duties because the NFL averages virtually seven head-coaching modifications per yr.<\/p>\n This just isn’t a league that values job safety.<\/p>\n Funny sufficient, the report that was made for the homeowners seems like simply one other instance of what Brian Flores\u2019 attorneys will use as ammunition. Because when three Black coaches (Flores, Ray Horton, and Steve Wilks) filed a class-action lawsuit in opposition to the league for its alleged racist hiring practices<\/a><\/span>, proof that the homeowners would quite waste tens of millions on unhealthy white coaches and execs as an alternative of hiring Black ones simply strengthens your case. Since 2000, solely 26 Black males \u2014 sans Mike McDaniel \u2014 have been employed as head coaches on this league. <\/p>\n