Chicago Bears Still Following up with NFL over Ian Cunningham Hiring Compensatory Picks
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Bears still hope for compensatory picks after meeting with Roger Goodell about Ian Cunningham situation
PHOENIX — Bears owner George McCaskey believes the organization held true to the spirit of the NFL’s diversity initiative and the letter of it in developing former executive Ian Cunningham, yet the league hasn’t awarded the team two compensatory third-round draft picks as part of the Falcons hiring Cunningham as general manager in January.McCaskey, president Kevin Warren and general manager Ryan Poles traveled to New York to present their stance…
Bears 'In Communication' With NFL Over Ian Cunningham Comp Picks
The NFL’s Rooney Rule, originally instituted in 2002 to expand opportunities for minority coaches, has expanded and evolved over the last two decades. Among the changes are the inclusion of top front office positions and a compensatory system that rewards teams who develop minority coaching or executive talent. Clubs who lose a minority coach or executive to another team will receive third-round compensatory picks in each of the next two drafts.…
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