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TAMPA, Fla. – Sometimes, I’d swear
Troy Vincent has been cloned. The
NFL ’s executive vice president of foot-
ball operations has his fingerprints all
over the place when it comes to the
league’s wide range of issues, strate-
gies, ventures and the primary product
itself, the game.
Never mind the official title. His job
description, which includes oversight of
the officiating department and the nuts
and bolts of game operations, merely
scratches the surface.
But let’s start with Vincent’s chief
role. It has been challenging enough
with so many added layers as the league
pulled off its ambitious goal of playing a
complete season (sans the preseason
and the Pro Bowl) during a pandemic
that culminates with Super Bowl 55.
“It’s the power of teamwork,” he told
USA TODAY . “I’ve always believed in it.
There’s power when people come to-
gether for a common cause. In this case,
if everyone is not aligned – the players,
the medical experts, the NFLPA (Na-
tional Football League Players Associa-
tion), the teams – then you don’t have
even a remote chance of any success.”
Vincent, 50, reflected from the NFL ’s
headquarters hotel adjacent to Tampa
Convention Center after returning from
a walk-through for a Tuesday event at
Just Elementary School, less than two
miles from Raymond James Stadium.
Interestingly, the community service
project isn’t among the many league-
sanctioned activities common during
Super Bowl week (and even this week,
as COVID-19 has ushered in a severely
scaled-back Super Bowl environment).
Vincent’s family foundation, Love
Thy Neighbor, has for years adopted a
school in the Super Bowl city to support.
Troy and his wife, Tommi, and their 15-
year-old twins (three other children are
adults) were at the school with several
others Monday working through details
for the donated technology equipment
that the STEM school lacked.
“We’re trying to bridge the educa-
tional gap,” Vincent said.
This tells you something else about
Vincent, who grew up in Trenton, New
Jersey, and played 16 seasons as an NFL
defensive back. For all of his NFL work,
there’s another track. He and Tommi,
married for 26 years, also adopted
schools in cities that have hosted the
draft. Then there are vacations, which
in the NFL universe typically begins in
late June and extends into July before
camps open. Vacations over several
non-pandemic years for the Vincents
have usually been built around the
weeklong tours of Historically Black
Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) ar-
ranged for underprivileged children.
A few years ago, I reached out to Vin-
cent on a weekend. He said he’d get
back to me after he finished up with the
kids. Again, he wasn’t referring to his
kids. He has a mentoring program for
high school football players that he con-
ducts on Saturdays in Baltimore, which
includes on and off-the-field tutoring.
Asked this week if he had to scrap the
program during the pandemic, he said,
“No, we just had to scale it back.”
Let Derrick Brooks, the former Buc-
caneers Hall of Fame linebacker, put the
essence of Vincent into context. “Since
I’ve known Troy, you’ve always seen his
love for serving,” Brooks said, alluding
to Vincent’s Christian values. “It’s ap-
parent. It starts with his faith. He and
Tommi are very in tune with what it
means to lead by faith.”
Brooks, enlisted as an appeals officer
in a position jointly arranged by the
league and NFLPA that addresses on-
field discipline, went on to rave about
the impact Vincent had in improving
services provided by the league for re-
tired NFL players. That flowed out of
Vincent’s previous position at league
headquarters, where he overhauled the
Player Engagement Department.
Others point to Vincent’s key role in
diversity and inclusion initiatives as a
defining measure. The issue, which
most notably focus on opportunities for
minority coaches and executives, has
gained increasing attention as one hir-
ing cycle after another have frustrated
minority coaches and other proponents
for equality. And no league executive
has provided a stronger voice on the is-
sue than Vincent, the league’s highest-
ranking Black executive.
In December, Vincent drew head-
lines – and some brushback criticism –
for his scathing rebuke of the hiring
practices of not only the NFL teams that
pay his salary but also the sports indus-
try at large as he bemoaned the minimal
opportunities provided to minorities. It
was so rare, yet unapologetically re-
freshing, for a high-ranking league ex-
ecutive to speak with such passion to an
issue that resonates for a significant
portion of, well, the NFL ’s fan base. This,
of course, coincides with his tireless ef-
forts behind the scenes, with include
working closely with Commissioner
Roger Goodell, the league’s diversity
committee and the Fritz Pollard Alli-
ance, which promotes minority hiring.
“It’s our issue,” Vincent said. “It’s not
the issue of the commissioner, or people
of color, or women. It’s our issue. For us
to dance around it, no! This is a problem.
This is not about shaming anyone, be-
cause I have to work with individuals to
make progress. I was just trying to state
truth and where we all should be head-
ing and why – because it’s the right
thing to do.”
Later in December, the league con-
ducted a two-day virtual seminar for
HBCU students interested in seeking
non-playing careers in the sports indus-
try. Of course, Vincent had a key role in
the program that included speakers
from teams and the league. And of
course Vincent, who also played a role in
connecting the league and its in-house
media operation to the National Associ-
ation of Black Journalists (NABJ) to cre-
ate an internship program, sounded a
bit embarrassed when asked about it.
“It’s just being a connector and a fa-
cilitator,” Vincent said. “Lead from be-
hind. Get the right people to the table.”
He knows. The lack of opportunity
for coaches is part of a larger picture re-
flected throughout the NFL on many
fronts … as in society at large.
“When you see the lack of respect,
lack of acknowledgment of disenfran-
chised people, we have (HBCU) institu-
tions that produce the best and the
brightest people of color in all areas.
Looking for talented people? They’re
right over here. They’re not just at pre-
dominantly white institutions.”
David Cornwell, the sports attorney
who in the 1980s worked at NFL head-
quarters and established the first mi-
nority coaches fellowship among other
initiatives, can relate well to Vincent.
Cornwell knows the landscape, the bat-
tles and the politics. He also believes
that Vincent’s background – toward the
end of his playing career he became
president of the NFLPA and was once
considered a possible successor to late
union chief Gene Upshaw – makes him
uniquely qualified for his wide-ranging
role as arguably Goodell’s most valuable
lieutenant.
“The key ingredient is what he brings
to it with his authenticity as a person,”
Cornwell said. “He was a great player,
but he’s turned out to be a remarkable
man, husband and father, too, with a
tireless commitment to the NFL.”
Cornwell brings up an adage when
considering Vincent: The reward for be-
ing responsible is more responsibility.
“His approach to politics is to be ef-
fective,” Cornwell said. “In some organi-
zations, performance is never an issue
unless it’s not there.”
Which brings us back to the chief
role. Vincent has also been the liaison –
and enforcer in sticky cases that in-
volved outbreaks with the Titans and
Ravens, plus compliance issues with the
Broncos and Raiders, and the relocation
of the 49ers to Arizona for several weeks
– in dealing with the teams and the pan-
demic. It was not always smooth, yet at
various stages of the season Vincent
would quickly recite the number of con-
tests played as context for the goal of
playing 256 regular-season games be-
fore the playoffs.
“We had to have constant communi-
cation and be flexible on our end as
well,” Vincent said, which only begins to
address the league’s challenge.
Without a pandemic, there likely
would have been more attention this
season of the overhaul of the league’s
officiating department. Al Riveron’s role
as the director was reduced, split up
with former referee Walt Anderson, and
former coach Perry Fewell enlisted to
help lead the department.
“People are not talking about officiat-
ing,” Vincent said, meaning that contro-
versies have been at a minimum – al-
though, well, there is one pretty high-
profile game left.
Despite Vincent’s contention, people
have talked about officiating this season
– for progressive reasons.
Sarah Thomas on Sunday will be-
come the first woman to officiate a Su-
per Bowl, working as the down judge.
It’s historic, but Vincent insists that it
wasn’t a designed social progress move.
Thomas has drawn four postseason as-
signments in six years with the league.
“She earned it,” Vincent said. “You
can’t get to this game without being
ranked in the top three at your position.
What I’m hoping to get from that, just
like Week 11 and Week 17, is to normalize
it. It should not be an outlier in 2021.”
In Week 11, as Vincent noted, the NFL
used an all-Black officiating crew for the
first time, to much fanfare. Another all-
Black crew worked the Washington-
Philadelphia finale, too, with so little at-
tention that it was barely noticed.
Over the years, Vincent also helped
establish the “Broadcast Boot Camp”
that has helped players transition to TV
jobs. The annual Gospel Celebration?
He was a supporter of that event (now in
Year 22) from way back, too, helping to
fuel involvement of current and former
players. With personal experiences
from his childhood, he has been an in-
ternal resource on domestic violence is-
sues. And in recent years, he has been
intimately involved in the league efforts
– albeit some of which have been open
to criticism dating to Colin Kaepernick’s
protests during the national anthem –
in social justice matters.
If there are not more Troy Vincents,
there need to be.
“I believe, over time, I’ve gained the
trust of the commissioner and others, to
be able to lend an opinion or a point of
view on topics that have not fallen in the
job description, i.e. social justice mat-
ters,” Vincent said. “That lives with
someone else, but I’ve been on the fore-
front with people doing it day to day,
without stepping on people’s toes.”
But still, the energy has to come from
somewhere.
“I don’t have a choice. I just happen to
be in the race with the baton in my hand.
I am inspired on a daily basis because I
see the difference we can make.”
In other words, Vincent no longer
plays the game. But he’s more of an im-
pact player than ever.
NFL needs more leaders like Vincent
Troy Vincent is the NFL executive vice president of football operations but his contributions extend well beyond the job title and work hours. BRYNN ANDERSON/AP Jarrett Bell
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VEHICULAR BRAKE, STEERING, AXLE, WHEEL AND TRACK COMPONENTS, ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLE, S.M.P.
N2530BLB TRACK SHOE MAINTENANCE AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT, ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLE
TRACK SHOE MAINTENANCE AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT, ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLE N2530BM WHEEL, PNEUMATIC TIRE, ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLE, S.M.P.
WHEEL, PNEUMATIC TIRE, ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLE, S.M.P.
N2530BN WHEEL, SOLID RUBBER, ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLE, S.M.P.
WHEEL, SOLID RUBBER, ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLE, S.M.P.
N2530C VEHICULAR BRAKE, STEERING, AXLE, WHEEL AND TRACK COMPONENTS, GROUND EFFECT
VEHICLES
VEHICULAR BRAKE, STEERING, AXLE, WHEEL AND TRACK COMPONENTS, GROUND EFFECT
VEHICLES
N2540 VEHICULAR FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES
Vehicular Furniture and Accessories Includes Automobile Seat Covers; Shock Absorber, Bumper Windshield Wipers; Bumper Guards; Mirrors, Rear View and Side View; Vehicle Heaters; Vehicular Furniture.
N2540000 VEHICULAR FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES (STANDARD COMMERCIAL)
VEHICULAR FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES (STANDARD COMMERCIAL) N2540001 BLANKET, EMERGENCY
BLANKET, EMERGENCY
N2540002 PORTA-VET, MOBILE CLINIC
PORTA-VET, MOBILE CLINIC
N2540003 SILENT PATROLMAN SAFETY SHIELD
SILENT PATROLMAN SAFETY SHIELD
N2540004 VEHICLE FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES - AIR DEFLECTORS
VEHICLE FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES - AIR DEFLECTORS
N2540005 VEHICLE ACCESSORY, BOX CAP FOR LIGHT TRUCKS (FIBREGLASS OR ALUMINUM)
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GSIN Categories (66)
N2540A ABSORBERS, SHOCK, FOR TRACKED AND WHEELED VEHICLES, EXCEPT GROUND EFFECT
AND ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLES
ABSORBERS, SHOCK, FOR TRACKED AND WHEELED VEHICLES, EXCEPT GROUND EFFECT
AND ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLES
N2540C FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S., FOR TRACKED AND WHEELED
VEHICLES, EXCEPT GROUND EFFECT AND ARMOURED FIGHTINGVEHICLES FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S., FOR TRACKED AND WHEELED
VEHICLES, EXCEPT GROUND EFFECT AND ARMOURED FIGHTINGVEHICLES N2540G VEHICULAR TIRE CHAIN ASSEMBLY (STANDARD COMMERCIAL)
VEHICULAR TIRE CHAIN ASSEMBLY (STANDARD COMMERCIAL)
N2540H VEHICULAR FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES, GROUND EFFECT VEHICLES
VEHICULAR FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES, GROUND EFFECT VEHICLES N2541 WEAPONS SYSTEMS SPECIFIC VEHICULAR ACCESSORIES
WEAPONS SYSTEMS SPECIFIC VEHICULAR ACCESSORIES
N2590 VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS
VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS
N2590001 VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS (STANDARD COMMERCIAL)
VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS (STANDARD COMMERCIAL) N2590002 VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH ENGINEERING
DRAWINGS
VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH ENGINEERING
DRAWINGS
N2590003 VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISC. (STANDARD COMMERCIAL) REBUILT VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISC. (STANDARD COMMERCIAL) REBUILT N2590A VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, FOR TRACKED AND WHEELED VEHICLES,
EXCEPT GROUND EFFECT AND ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLES
VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, FOR TRACKED AND WHEELED VEHICLES,
EXCEPT GROUND EFFECT AND ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLES
N2590AA CYLINDER ASSEMBLY, HYDRAULIC, FOR TRACKED AND WHEELED VEHICLES, EXCEPT
GROUND EFFECT AND ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLES
CYLINDER ASSEMBLY, HYDRAULIC, FOR TRACKED AND WHEELED VEHICLES, EXCEPT
GROUND EFFECT AND ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLES
N2590B ROLL OVER PROTECTIVE STRUCTURES, FOR TRACKED AND WHEELED VEHICLES,
EXCEPT GROUND EFFECT AND ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLES
ROLL OVER PROTECTIVE STRUCTURES, FOR TRACKED AND WHEELED VEHICLES, EXCEPT
GROUND EFFECT AND ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLES
N2590C MISCELLANEOUS VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLE, S.M.P.
MISCELLANEOUS VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLE, S.M.P.
N2590CA MISCELLANEOUS VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, N.E.S., ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLE, S.M.P.
MISCELLANEOUS VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, N.E.S., ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLE, S.M.P.
N2590D VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. (BY COMPANY) VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. (BY COMPANY) N2590DAA VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - AMERICAN MOTORS VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - AMERICAN MOTORS N2590DAB VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - AMERICAN MOTORS, JEEP DIVISION VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - AMERICAN MOTORS, JEEP DIVISION N2590DAC VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - AMERICAN MOTORS, RAMBLER
DIVISION
VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - AMERICAN MOTORS, RAMBLER DIVISION N2590DBA VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - CHRYSLER VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - CHRYSLER
N2590DBB VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - CHRYSLER, DODGE DIVISION VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - CHRYSLER, DODGE DIVISION N2590DCA VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - FORD VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - FORD
N2590DDA VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - GENERAL MOTORS VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - GENERAL MOTORS N2590DDB VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - GENERAL MOTORS, CHEVEROLET VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - GENERAL MOTORS, CHEVEROLET 032521 - Aftermarket Vehicle Parts and Supplies
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GSIN Categories (66)
N2590DEA VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - INTERNATIONAL VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - INTERNATIONAL N2590DEB VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER N2590DEC VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - MACTRUCKS VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS, N.E.S. - MACTRUCKS N2590DED VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS - DOMINION AUTO
VEHICULAR COMPONENTS, MISCELLANEOUS - DOMINION AUTO
MERX Category (1)
G Goods
Goods
G22 Miscellaneous Goods
Miscellaneous Goods
UNSPSC Category (1)
78000000 Transportation and Storage and Mail Services
78180000 Transportation repair or maintenance services
78180100 Vehicle maintenance and repair services
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