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Brown is expected to be interviewed for the position and is a “strong” candidate, according to league sources. That said, the Bears could focus on hiring a head coach first, which would heavily influence the general manager decision. The team began to do its homework on potential GM candidates last month and Brown was identified as a target. He is said to be interested in the position.

 

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That is an awfully odd rule, but it is the '20s, so I guess it makes sense.

It also seems odd that the team that lets him leave gets the pick, instead of the team that signs him. I suppose if he goes, we need to fill his position with another African-American(?).

Do we get 2 3rds if we elevate our own to a front office position?

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Just now, buccolts said:

That is an awfully odd rule, but it is the '20s, so I guess it makes sense.

It also seems odd the the team that lets him leave gets the pick, instead of the team that signs him. I suppose if he goes, we need to fill his position with another African-American(?).

Do we get 2 3rds if we elevate our own to a front office position?

That's what I was thinking.

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6 minutes ago, buccolts said:

That is an awfully odd rule, but it is the '20s, so I guess it makes sense.

It also seems odd the the team that lets him leave gets the pick, instead of the team that signs him. I suppose if he goes, we need to fill his position with another African-American(?).

Do we get 2 3rds if we elevate our own to a front office position?

It appears to be a reward for developing minorities. 

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1 hour ago, IndySouthsider said:

It appears to be a reward for developing minorities. 

 

1 hour ago, buccolts said:

That is an awfully odd rule, but it is the '20s, so I guess it makes sense.

It also seems odd that the team that lets him leave gets the pick, instead of the team that signs him. I suppose if he goes, we need to fill his position with another African-American(?).

Do we get 2 3rds if we elevate our own to a front office position?

 

 

See above, 

 

He is right, the teams that took the chance in the lower levels are credited for hiring for talent at a younger time. It was to help the Rooney Rule as there is still an issue in offices that they look for people like them (Theo Epstein, MLB Exec made this comment a couple years ago), so developing and all, the NFL wants to encourage them to look at all levels for people

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I have to imagine Dodds will get more looks, too.

 

Honestly, I’m surprised we’ve held onto either one of them as long as we have.  They both have great reputations around the league.  The Seahawks apparently tried hard to keep Dodds on board.

 

And Brown has gotten high marks wherever he’s been — including a number of years with the Bears.

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