BRILLIANT! NFL Head Coach SMACKS DOWN Woke Leftist Reporters When Asked About His Blackness

Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles spoke to the media recently about the game, with one reporter asking what it meant for him to coach against another black head coach in Mike Tomlin.

Bowles responded by saying he didn’t think it was a “big deal,” and that he and Tomlin “don’t look at color when [they] coach against each other.”Bowles continued, “I don’t think it’s a big deal as far as us coaching each other, I think it’s normal.”

But another reporter — who appears to be ESPN’s Jenna Laine, a white woman — continued to press the issue with him and even condescendingly says, “You understand that representation matters, too, right?”

Then, she implies that all Black people have the same background, saying that when young, aspiring Black coaches and players “see someone who looks like them, maybe grew up like them, that has to mean something.”

Bowles not only wasn’t having it, he fired right back.

“When you say ‘you guys,’ and ‘look like them’ and ‘grew up like them,’” Bowles said, “it means that we’re oddballs to begin with.”

Todd Bowles on coaching against Mike Tomlin this Sunday: "I don't think it's a big deal…we don't look at color."

Bowles on representation in coaching: "I think the minute you guys stop making a big deal about it, everybody else will as well."

*Questions included for context pic.twitter.com/JtehXqqKcW

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MUST SEE: Buccaneers Head Coach Todd Bowles Asked About His Blackness by Woke Liberal Reporters – Delivers Humiliating Response

By Margaret Flavin, Gateway, Published October 13, 2022:

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Todd Bowles, head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, spoke to the press about the Bucs upcoming game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Bowles has an extensive football career by any measure. He was signed by the Washington Redskins as an undrafted free agent player in 1986 and played in the league for seven years, including Washington’s Super Bowl XXII winning team.

His coaching career spans both college and the NFL and includes:

1997 Morehouse College- Defensive coordinator & secondary coach
1998-1999 Grambling State- Defensive coordinator & secondary coach
2000 New York Jets-Secondary coach
2001-2003 Cleveland Browns-Secondary–nickel package coach
2004 Cleveland Browns-Secondary coach
2005–2007 Dallas Cowboys-Secondary coach
2008-2011 Miami Dolphins-Assistant head coach & secondary coach
2011 Miami Dolphins- Interim head coach & secondary coach
2012 Philadelphia Eagles-Secondary coach
2012 Philadelphia Eagles-Interim defensive coordinator & secondary coach
2013-2014 Arizona Cardinals-Defensive coordinator
2015-2018 New York Jets-Head Coach
2019-2021 Tampa Bay Buccaneers-Defensive coordinator
2022 Tampa Bay Buccaneers-Head Coach

But woke reporters wanted to talk about race.

Bowles was asked about his relationship with Steelers coach Tomlin and being one of four Black head coaches in the NFL, “You and Mike Tomlin are two of the few Black head coaches in the league. I wonder what your relationship is like with him.”

Bowles responded to the woke question perfectly. “I have a very good relationship with Tomlin. We don’t look at what color we are when we coach against each other. We just know each other. I have a lot of very good white friends that coach in this league as well. I don’t think it’s a big deal as far as us coaching against each other. I think it’s normal.”

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Bowles added, “We coach ball.  We don’t look at color.”

Helpful white ESPN reporter Jenna Laine race-splained to Bowles about the significance of his race saying, “But you also understand that representation matters too, right? And that when aspiring coaches or even football players they see you guys, you know they see someone who looks like them, that grew up like them, that has to mean something.”

The exasperation on Bowles face during the lecture on race said everything and Bowles’ response was fire. “Well, when you say ‘see you guys’ and look like them and grew up like them, means that we are oddballs to begin with. And I think the minute you guys stop making a big deal about it, everybody else will.”

Ouch.