Brian Flores’ lawsuit is NFL’s wakeup call to fix problems with hiring and now, sports betting | KSherringtonDMN
The allegations of Dolphins owner Stephen Ross paying Flores to lose could call the integrity of the league into question.
And an allegation that the Dolphins’ owner offered Flores a $100,000 bribe for every game he lost in 2019. Frankly, the media in general has been complicit long enough in allowing the NFL to change the topic whenever it wants to. The problem in my business is that complaining may be good for the soul, but, as it concerns the NFL, little changes. I first wrote about the potentially dangerous effects of concussions in the early ‘80s.
Roger Goodell finally fired Pellman in 2016, but not until he’d served the league’s purposes for more than three decades. According to bookies.com – first time I’ve cited that reference -- Flores’ charges, if true, would make this “among the greatest scandals in sports history.”
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