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In 2022, three Black people were hired to run franchises: ‘We feel like we’re moving in the right direction’
After five years with the Los Angeles Rams, the aspiring head coach is thriving in his first season with Denver
With commissioner Roger Goodell looming as a potential arbiter, concerns about partiality and fairness remain in the case against the league
The two adding their names to Flores’ racial discrimination lawsuit lends more credence to Black coaches’ complaints of sham interviews and lack of support from ownership
It’s not that the playing field isn’t level for Black assistant coaches, it’s that Black assistants aren’t even on the field
The Broncos safety believes that the project’s approach to mental health and self-worth are key to helping the next generation
Patrick Surtain Sr., a three-time Pro Bowler during his 11-year NFL career, has been coaching his son on the intricacies of the position for most of his life
The Denver Broncos safety talks about using his platform to bring awareness to social injustice and police brutality
‘This happened in a city where I was born, and this is something that could have happened to somebody in my family’
The Broncos’ coach doesn’t see racism in the NFL, but others in the league do
