Exactly. This is a small portion of the lawsuit that Florio pulled out and xcreated because it's the most sensational part of the document. It also fits his narrative of a team in collapse.
Burrow too. He was complaining about teams playing him with "soft zone" and not being able to push the ball downfield after a week 5 loss in Baltimore last year. Difference is that they adjusted their offense to take advantage of the underneath throws and he has the discipline to execute that.
People misremember the 2021 season. All they remember is the perfect game and the 13 seconds game. The Bills were 7-6 after week 14. They scored 6 points against the Jags. He's always been hot and cold, even with Daboll.
It was a call full of people who worked for nfl.com and/or the NFL Network. The nature of the complaint is that Trotter reported this to his employer (The NFL) and they didn't allow him to pursue the story.
He says that it was said in a meeting with owners and the NFL Media. That means that any reporter on that Zoom call was an employee of the league. He argues that they swept it under the rug.
We can give him the benefit of the doubt all we want, but the national NFL media is going to run with this. Florio probably had a copy of this for weeks. It explains his preseason picks.
His argument is that he was fired because the NFL is full of racists. That is an action. These statements are meant to corroborate that allogation. Notice that he is not suing Terry Pegula.
If he said it in this meeting. it was held over Zoom and was probably recorded
https://jaguarswire.usatoday.com/2020/06/25/nfl-owners-to-hold-virtual-meeting-thursday-to-discuss-social-justice-2020-season/
Jerry Jones is in that report too. Makes me think that it was all said in an owners meeting to decide how to respond to the 2020 protests. It has to be hearsay because there is no way that Jim Trotter was in that meeting.
Sure, but it has to be noted that he's already in his throwing motion there. He stared down Gabe. Josh has trouble reading the safety. It is a root cause of a lot of his interceptions.