Not even Gruden has spent much time defending himself.
Who is defending him?
I'm just showing how the world has changed.
Maybe if you put aside your own biases, you could see that.
Still Wondering what Goodwill, who let Kraft skate, is going to do about Snyder, though.
What "biases" might those be?
Don't be coy.
I want to be a better person. Please tell me how my "biases" are preventing from me accepting that you were merely making a "times have changed" observation.
Or let me ask you a question. Do you think Gruden being removed from job (even if he did the removing) because of his comments was the correct thing to do?
It was the best thing for the employer to do.
What is popular isn't always right, and what is right isn't always popular.
So, yes, it was. the right thing do in that he was essentially rendered useless to the organization.
However, given that he was offered no employee assistance program to become, like you, a better person, maybe it wasn't so right.
If he had a drug and alcohol or gambling addiction problem, he wouldn't get fired, he'd get treatment for this malady.
So, given he has to learn to be a better person, in order to be considered moral enough to send people out on to a field to risk life, limb, and permanent injury for our entertainment, I believe an opportunity was missed by the organization to keep his skills in play for them, while helping him learn to be a better individual.
But that wasn't offered. Instead he was asked to walk the plank and he was fed to the holier-than-thou crowd AKA the sports media.
As usual, these are not either/or things, but in a world where wins and losses are all that matter, he lost, and the organization lost.
You can figure out who wins.
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