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Hello and welcome.

It's our number three, our number three of our radio program. And what do we make of the NFL's investigation into a longtime assistant coach Eugene Chong?

He made some accusations that came up that he was not the right minority when he was interviewing for a job.

The NFL said they could not determine what that was all about.

We go into the NFL and their wacky investigative arm.

That and more, including lame jokes of the week, coming your way right now in our number three.

Yet another whiff by the NFL.

It's happened yet again.

Welcome in the beginning of another hour.

It's the Ben Mather show.

We are in the air everywhere as we put the pedal to the metal, coast to coast, border to border, and beyond on the vast and powerful microphones of FSR emanating live from deep inside

the magic radio box, the Fox Sports Radio Studios. Hope all is going well with you.

Can't be that bad. You're listening to a radio show when most people are sleeping.

So if you're listening live.

Anyway, I want to do something a little different this hour.

Our lead does come from pro football, and we have to circle back to a story that we talked about back in the day.

Former Philadelphia Eagles assistant coach, an offensive line coach, who's worked for a number

of teams.

This guy Eugene Chong, all right, and he was allegedly told by an NFL team that he was not

a minority.

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