The NFL can be put on trial over civil claims that Brian Flores and other Black coaches face discrimination, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday, finding insurmountable flaws with a league arbitration process that would permit commissioner Roger Goodell to serve as arbitrator.

Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores sued the NFL for racial discrimination in 2022 and now his case will move forward in court.

In a landmark ruling, Brian Flores can proceed with his racial discrimination lawsuit against the NFL after a federal appeals court invalidated the le

Under the court’s decision, Flores can pursue claims against the Denver Broncos, New York Giants and Houston Texans for discrimination against Black coaches. Flores interviewed with all three teams after he was fired by the Miami Dolphins, which is the basis of his legal dispute with the league that he says is “rife with racism.”

Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores' civil discrimination claim against the NFL was cleared by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to proceed to trial, bypassing what the panel of judges felt was a flawed arbitration process involving commissioner Roger Goodell.

Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores scored a noteworthy legal win against the NFL in his ongoing racial discrimination lawsuit. The 2nd

The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan has ruled that Brian Flores lawsuit against the NFL and New York Giants can proceed.

Yahoo Sports' Andrew Siciliano, Frank Schwab and Charles Robinson bring you today's latest NFL news, including a deep dive into the legal battles of Brian Flores and Jon Gruden against the NFL.