Carl Nassib Takes Personal Day After Jon Gruden’s Anti-Gay Emails Revealed

Carl Nassib — the one brazenly homosexual participant within the NFL — was granted a time without work by the Raiders on Wednesday … after his former head coach, Jon Gruden, was ousted for spewing homophobic feedback in emails.

Las Vegas Raiders normal supervisor, Mike Mayock, simply advised reporters Nassib requested the “private day” following the departure of Gruden … explaining, “He simply stated he is received lots to course of.”

“There’s lots that is been happening the previous few days,” Mayock stated of Nassib’s state of affairs. “And, in fact, we help that request.”

Mayock added that he is already spoken with Nassib a number of instances in wake of Gruden’s exit … and is planning to fulfill with him later Wednesday as effectively.

Mayock didn’t elaborate on if he anticipated Nassib to play Sunday when the Raiders tackle the Broncos.

As we beforehand reported, Gruden stepped down as Raiders head coach after emails from the 58-year-old containing anti-gay rhetoric surfaced this week.

A number of the messages included the vile phrases “f*****” and “queer.”

Nassib has but to publicly touch upon all of it … however he did say only a few weeks in the past that he avoided going public together with his sexual preferences sooner as a result of, amongst different causes, he “did not know if guys can be supportive or not.”