Black leadership at head coach, QB to be more visible than ever during NFL playoffs
Black men who have thrived as coaches and quarterbacks will make their mark on the NFL playoffs which start today.
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Black men who have thrived as coaches and quarterbacks will make their mark on the NFL playoffs which start today.
This year’s NFL playoffs will feature a record number of Black men who have thrived in leadership positions they rarely had the opportunity to hold in previous generations. Three Black head coaches have reached the playoffs — Pittsburgh’s Mike Tomlin, Tampa Bay’s Todd Bowles and Houston’s DeMeco Ryans. Miami coach Mike McDaniel, who has a Black father and identifies as biracial, also is in the playoffs.
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