MIAMI – Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores says the team's new video addressing racial injustice was player-driven, had the team owner's support and sought to send a message that “we can all do better.”The 2-minute, 15-second video features nearly 20 players trading stern rhymes about the nation’s social protest movement.
Flores, who speaks at the end of the video, said it was directed “at everyone.”“I think every individual in this country can do a little bit better,” he said Friday.
Flores said team owner Stephen Ross was supportive of the video, which was posted on social media Thursday.
Kaleb Thornhill, the Dolphins' director of player engagement, worked with the team's social justice committee to create it, Flores said.
“The message is to try to create unity, not divide,” he said.