Hall of Fame coach Tony Dungy said many NFL owners have no idea what sort of tangible characteristics they want in a head coach. Others have a clear blueprint, then turn around and interview coaches who don't fit it. This can lead to so-called sham interviews for Black coaches, where a team talks to them about a vacancy to tick a box with no intention of actually hiring them. This troubling issue leaves some of game’s best minority coaching talent being discerning about what interviews to take. Why? “Well, because you know it ain’t legit,” said Herm Edwards, a former long-time NFL head coach. Visit the link in @usatoday’s bio to read more.