NFL Commissioner Roger Goodel says that the league has no plans to close diversity, fairness, and inclusion (DEI) offices. In fact, he says DEI says, “I want to improve NFL.”
At a press conference on Monday, the NFL has its own DEI, despite the fact that dozens of DEI offices have been voluntarily closed or unwillingly closed since President Trump's election. I was asked if I was going to deal with it.
“Please listen, we felt it was right for the National Football League, so we were involved in diversity's efforts,” said Guudel, ” And we are not only convinced, so we will continue to work, so we have proved it to ourselves to improve NFL. The tendency to get into this is the basic effort to attract the best talent as possible. I will continue to make these efforts because you can see how they have made a profit. “
Gooddel also defended the league rules. This requires the team to interview a minority for coaching positions.
“There is no requirement to hire a specific individual based on races and gender,” he continued. “It's based on the candidate's canvas that reflects our community and seeing the types of talents there, and we, including the National Football League in our office Many of them have made a profit, so they are doing it at all levels, and I am very powerful. I am hearing.
