Well lets see.....I think 7 is a pretty damn good amount for head coaches. I'm not even taking into consideration the amount of black assistants....have you looked on the sidelines during NFL games? I see a huge amount of black linebacker coaches, running back coaches, wide receiver coaches, defensive line coaches, secondary coaches, etc. About the only positions you see white guys even doing anymore is QBs, offensive linemen, and special teams.

Now lets consider who is coaching right now. Mike Shannahan, Mike Holmgren, Joe Gibbs, Brian Billichick, Marty Schottenheimer, Bill Cowher....these are hall of fame coaches........they will always have a head coaching job as long as they want to coach. So that leaves you with 28 teams out of 32 that could have a possibility of having a coaching vacancy. Lovie Smith, Tony Dungy, Herman Edwards, these three black coaches are going to be around for a while as well. John Gruden, Andy Reid, Sean Payton, Brian Billick, Eric Mangini.......they aren't going anywhere either........so that leaves around 23 teams, give or take, that could possibly shuffle coaches year in and year out. Sorry......I just find it extremely difficult to make sure you absolutely have the most qualified 23 men out of hundreds of applicants......white or black.

.......or maybe I just went on a rant for no reason and should realize that the only way black people will be satisfied is when all 32 head coaches, every player, every coordinator, and every assistant is black.

Clearly, black people should be THANKFUL because this society is obviously doing US a favor when there are 7 black coaches.

Yep...that's what such topics are all about. Black people want to take over the country and eventually the world. This NFL coach thingie is the tip of the iceburg. PREPARE FOR COMPLETE WORLD DOMINATION!!! Then we'll be "satisfied" and stop all of our whining.

DSTS, then what are you arguing for? Black people dominate pro sports, I don't see a battle to be fought here.

Except in the coaching ranks and front office.

Delt........then can you find me something that has the names of every coaching position in the NFL.........because i'd be willing to bet alot of money that there are, overall, more black coaches in the NFL than white ones. And by coaching I mean, position coaches, strength coaches, etc., etc.

WOW.

www.nfl.com

Be sure to count the number of general managers and owners, too.

He knows that. We have to remember the degree of consciousness of the people we're posting to.

So back to people noting the milestone of the 2 black coaches in the Superbowl. And to hell with the people who come into this thread just to inform us that they have no level of understanding. :)

Yeah, lets start giving away NFL teams. I give up, you guys keep on fighting the good fight.

Oh for shit's sake.........are you kidding me? As far as owners are concerned........I don't know of too many people in this country, white or black, that can afford to just buy an NFL franchise.....I believe they are the most expensive in sports.....maybe baseball, not sure though......of maybe we should just give people teams as Christmas presents.

Considering the amount of people in this country that are worth half a billion dollars and could actually own an NFL team......I think that load of crap you posted is rather ridiculous.

Great. Now Monet can be happy about two black coaches competing in the Super Bowl for the first time without being challenged over her feelings.

Which is what the thread started as.

Yeah man, we just don't understand. I generally think rooting for one race over another is wrong, but you told us. Guess we're just not at your enlightened level of "consciousness." Hell, you should talk to Bobby Petrino, if he had known about the incredible injustices in the NFL, he probably wouldn't have taken the Falcons job. Wait, for my reference, what were those injustices again?

Guess you missed the several instances where Macallan and I mentioned that we too were happy for those coaches.

I didn't challenge here feelings at all......shut up. Perhaps you should go back and read where both Shiner and I stated that we were very happy for both coaches.