Monday brought us one of the most stunning developments the NFL has seen in years.

The New York Times published a story about emails sent by John Gruden to, among others, then Washington franchise

President Bruce Allen over a seven-year span.

Those emails revealed three days after a Wall Street Journal piece revealed a racist email regarding Union Head de Morris Smith included stunningly misogynistic and anti-L-G-BtQ language. Hello, and well and I'm Connor Rohr. And we're going to talk about John Gruden, his emails, and the aftermath for him and for

the Raiders.

But we're actually going to start this show with the bigger picture and what is in a way really

at the heart of this scandal, one that goes beyond just one head coach.

That's the investigation into the Washington football team's toxic workplace environment and the fact that all these months later we have no

details on what happened. Yeah and Gary certainly there is plenty to discuss just

with Gruden himself and the content of his emails the fact that he felt comfortable in

engaging this kind in this kind of derogatory language with other people in the NFL sphere

the factors that go into encouraging and making people feel like they can engage

in that kind of language.

But the way in which these emails came to light was in conjunction with the NFL's

investigation into Washington's workplace culture and so because of that we can't

not ask well what happened to the rest of the information generated

from that investigation?

In July, the NFL announced that the investigation had concluded, but they said they didn't even

ask for a written report from investigator Beth Wilkinson that instead they asked for

simply a verbal report because the information was sensitive.

So we haven't seen any record of exactly what was uncovered during that investigation,

just the summary of it and that the NFL's head of investigations,

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