Podcasts about nfl's rooney rule

In 2003, the NFL introduced a landmark diversity policy requiring American football teams to interview ethnic minority candidates for positions as head coaches or general managers. Known as the “Rooney Rule”, the policy was the result of organised pressure from black coaches and former players, led by former NFL champion, John Wooten. Initially seen as a success, the Rooney Rule has been influential not just in sport, but in the corporate world. John Wooten talks to Farhana Haider. PHOTO: John Wooten in his playing days in the 1960s (Getty Images)

Mike Mulligan and David Haugh were joined by former Bears scout and Cardinals general manager and current Fritz Pollard Alliance executive director Rod Graves to discuss the NFL taking steps forward with its Rooney Rule to enhance hiring opportunities for minority candidates.

On this episode of R&R on Sports, Howard and Larry are joined by Michael Wallace, Grind City Media Sr. Editor, Contributor, and Analyst. We talk all things NBA, from the continuation of the 2019-2020 season, rookie sensation Ja Morant, and much more. Howard and Larry also give their take on the proposed plan to strengthen the NFL's Rooney Rule. Make sure to tune into this episode and the latest episodes of R&R on Sports by downloading the Kudzukian App.

Longtime Cleveland sports columnist Bud Shaw joined Chico and Jonathan Peterlin and gave his thoughts on the Bulls documentary, Major League Baseball trying to figure out how to get back on the field, the passing of Jerry Sloan, the NFL's Rooney Rule dilemma and this weekend's golf matchup of Tiger/Peyton vs. Phil/Brady.

Check out this episode as Michael Jones from OMG It's Lions Talk Podcast joins us for this episode. We discuss the current Linebackers on the Lions roster. Michael, Sean, and I talk about the recent changes to the NFL's Rooney Rule. We have fun playing Hell Yeah or Hell Naw about things that might happen this season for the Lions. Tune in for all of this and more in the episode of the Die Hard Den Podcast!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/die-hard-den-podcast/message

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In the first hour of your Tuesday Drive, we discuss changes to the NFL's Rooney Rule, dive into what one MLBPA rep has to say about their conversations with owners about returning and ask if LeBron could have made the jump to the NFL. 

00:00 Whitlock & Wiley discuss NFL owners tabling the proposed changes to the Rooney Rule. 14:55 Ronnie Lott joins the show 28:47 Who do you believe: Jordan or the employee who delivered him pizza before his infamous “flu game”? 37:04 Kevin Harvick joins the show 44:24 Uncle Jimmy joins

Doug discusses the NFL putting a hold on giving teams incentives to hire head coaches and general managers of color and why the league got this decision right. He also tells you why it’s time to stop criticizing Michael Jordan for being “mean”. Plus, 2-time Super Bowl champion Phil Simms joined the show to tell Doug what to expect from Tom Brady with Buccaneers and if the Packers made the right choice by drafting QB Jordan Love. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

NFL Owners will vote an a resolution that would compensate teams with improved draft position for hiring minority coaching candidates

Gwynn & Chris are back from the weekend and ready to get sports back. Governor Newsom must have heard them because he announced sports may come back without fans as soon as June. They also talked with San Diego's own, now NFL Network reporter, Jim Trotter about the NFL's Rooney Rule discussion, which has not gone over so well. 

Defo is NOT a fan of the new angle on the NFL's Rooney Rule!

Steve and Jim connect via Zoom to discuss President Trump's attempt to spin the failures of the government back to the Obama Administration. We also discuss the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor by the Louisville KY police in her apartment; the proposed changes to the NFL's Rooney Rule and the allegations of sexual harassment by Rose McGowan (directed at Bill Maher). Enjoy.   Jim@whiskeycongress.com Steve@whiskeycongress.com Jim_WhiskeyCong on Twitter @whiskeycongress on twitter and instagram  

It's The Odd Couple with Chris Broussard and Rob Parker! Chris and Rob discuss the radical NFL proposal that would reward teams with improved draft slots for hiring minority coaches and executives, settle the Isiah Thomas vs. Steph Curry debate once and for all in the latest edition of Six Minutes, tell us why Aaron Rodgers should be commended for the way he's handled the Green Bay Packers decision to draft his eventual replacement - Jordan Love - in the first round of the most recent NFL Draft, and much more! The Odd Couple Crew also discusses their most random celebrity encounters in the Friday edition of Shop Talk. Plus, appearances by 4x heavyweight boxing champion Evander Holyfield, 2x World Series champion David Justice and Christian hip-hop artist Bizzle. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

There’s almost no industry that hasn’t taken steps to address diversity, inclusion, and equity. But the NFL decided to tackle diversity with a specific rule to address issues at the head-coaching position. Ken Shropshire, CEO of the Global Sport Institute and Adidas Distinguished Professor of Global Sport at ASU discusses “Field Studies: A 10 Year Snapshot of NFL Coaching Hires,” that tracked data, trends, and outcomes related to the Rooney Rule going back ten NFL seasons.

This is our third annual Super Bowl episode of Going Deep. One topic in these shows has been constant - race. Ahead of Super Bowl 54, we look at the NFL's Rooney Rule, and how the number of minority head coaches in the NFL has decreased over the last decade. We also examine gender roles in football. (Music featured includes Enchanted Forest by Audiobinger and Atmosphere by Borrtex)

Word On The Ave: Has The NFL's Rooney Rule Failed?

Steve and Jim have a spirited and sometimes heated discussion about the politics around the killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani, the NFL's Rooney Rule and the status of the impeachment process. We also talk about the ABC Special regarding Jeffrey Epstein and CNN settling the lawsuit brought by KY High School student Nick Sandmann. Enjoy. Steve@whiskeycongress.com Jim@whiskeycongress.com @Whiskeycongress on IG and Twitter

Emmanuel Gbogboade joins Chris Scott for a discussion about the NFL's Rooney Rule along with other sports topics. BUY or SELL NFL segment, Bills under investigation, Giants hire a new coach, Conor McGregor is back, Miguel Andujar returns to baseball activities, the Astros and Red Sox are about to face heavy fines, and why is Kyrie Irving on pace to be an NBA All-Star? All of this and more in this week's podcast!

What's the Relationship between Journalism and Patriotism? As tensions between the U.S. and Iran escalate, a familiar debate is resurfacing on cable news. The NFL's Rooney Rule is Not Working Like it Was Intended To The Rooney Rule was created to help minorities get more head coaching opportunities in the NFL, it hasn't exactly worked as intended.  An Environmental Rule Change That Ignores Climate Change Federal agencies would no longer have to take climate change into account when measuring the environmental impact of major infrastructure projects. Elizabeth Warren Goes After the Latinx Vote When Julián Castro dropped out of the 2020 race, he joined team Warren, which has been trying to close a gap with Latino voters. A link to the West Side story will be available here soon.

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On this weeks Episode of the JAB Podcast we discuss a variety of controversial topics, starting with the James Younger story, Trans Gender Cyclist winning female cycling event, Always removing the female symbol from their products and somehow we finish on the NFL's Rooney Rule. Then we get into Congresswoman Katie Hill's recent troubles and finish with JD and Brad debating whether Edward Snowden is a hero. Check it out and we hope you enjoy! Jimmy Don , J.D., and Brad.

Join host Leroy Barber and Producer Andru Morgan as they hit Facebook Live to talk the NFL's Rooney Rule. This discussion was stimulated when Dallas sports anchor Dale Hansen called out the NFL for quickly filling the majority of its head coaching positions with under qualified white candidates. This raised a lot of questions for Leroy and the SITUP Podcast crew that they explore on this episode. Adopted in 2003, the Rooney Rule is an NFL policy requiring every team with a head coaching vacancy to interview at least one or more diverse candidates. In 2009, the Rooney Rule was expanded to include general manager jobs and equivalent front office positions. The Rooney Rule is named after the late former Pittsburgh Steelers owner and chairman of the league's diversity committee, Dan Rooney. As of December of 2018 the enhancements to strengthen the Rooney Rule include: 1. Clubs must interview at least one diverse candidate from the Career Development Advisory Panel list or a diverse candidate not currently employed by the club; 2. Clubs must continue best practice recommendation of considering multiple diverse candidates; 3. Clubs must maintain complete records and furnish to the league upon Commissioner's request; and 4. If final decision-maker is involved in the beginning, he/she must be involved through the conclusion of the process. For more info on the data behind the Rooney rule check out The Undefeated's story: https://theundefeated.com/features/nfl-hires-in-the-rooney-rule-era/ For more on Dale Hansen and his take: https://sports.yahoo.com/dallas-sports-anchor-slams-covert-racism-nfl-ownership-kliff-kingsbury-hire-005533256.html And for more SITUP Podcast check us out @: https://www.facebook.com/situppodcast/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/situppodcast/message

Welcome to another episode of Tell It Like It Is! In today's episode I make my picks for the Championship weekend in the NFL and let you know who will be playing for the Super Bowl. I will also talk about the Oakland Raiders being under investigation regarding the NFL's Rooney Rule. Plus, is it time for change in Pittsburgh? Lastly, I ask the question how much help does LeBron James need?

In Stick to Pods' first episode, Julie delves into the history and future of the NFL's Rooney Rule, with help from ESPN's Howard Bryant (@hbryant42).

In the first episode of 2018 Dexter Henry & Bryan Fonseca share their thoughts on people declaring their New Year's Resolutions on social media, what they are looking forward to in 2018, the hiring of Jon Gruden and why the NFL's Rooney Rule is a sham!1:02 New Year's Resolutions/Things we're looking forward to in 201819:37 Rooney Rule/Jon Gruden contract40:35 NBA All-Star Weekend, do we care?47:51 Eminem See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Classy Sports Law History host Jaime Miettinen (aka Sports Law Blonde) chats solo about the NFL's Rooney Rule, the policy designed to create more opportunity for minorities to become head coaches & head of football operations. The story behind why this policy came about when it did is interesting & involves someone who is involved with the current discussion today regarding the Oakland Raiders. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING & FOR SUPPORTING CSLH! Follow Jaime! Website: http://www.sportslawblondes.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sportslawblonde/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SportsLawBlode Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaimemittens/

This episode I'm joined by my good friend Clyde and we talk about the NFL's Rooney Rule, the loopholes and various other things. On Twitter: www.twitter.com/jae_the_host www.twitter.com/JustSayWordsPod Email: JustSayWordsPod@gmail.com T-Shirts - https://teespring.com/jswpod#pid=2&cid=2122&sid=front