NFL sets meetings between owners and diversity coach, GM talent (white guys not invited)

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Pete Carroll said NFL owners should "stop living in their own universe" and get more comfortable with minority coaches that don’t look like them during a session at the league’s annual meeting in Palm Beach last month and that’s exactly what the NFL has mandated will happen.

The league last week sent out a memo to all clubs announcing that 32 "diverse, prospective club-nominated head coach and general manager prospects will have networking opportunities with club and league office executives" at the NFL’s spring meeting on May 23 and 24.

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The memo doesn’t say it, but it’s simply a fact: No white males will be included.

According to the memo from NFL Senior Vice President Jonathan Beane, who is the Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, the meet and greet opportunities "aims to provide senior women and minority high potential coach or player personnel exposure to owners across the league to develop direct connections. Conversely, providing owners the ability to engage with new prospects in a natural and personal way without violating anti-tampering rule policies."

The league last week sent out a memo to all clubs announcing that 32 "diverse, prospective club-nominated head coach and general manager prospects will have networking opportunities with club and league office executives" at the NFL’s spring meeting May 23 and 24. (Outkick)

The truth is this may lead to personal relationships among the folks involved. But this is not in any way natural. This is league-mandated and set up for minorities only.

When OutKick previously contacted high-ranking assistant coaches with aspirations of