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NFL Announces Deharmon as New Chief Kindness Officer

The NFL recently announced the hiring of Deharmon as the new Chief Kindness Officer, a role that has sparked numerous questions about its nature and necessity. Deharmon's responsibilities will include launching the "Creator of the Week" initiative as part of his efforts to infuse kindness through the league's social media platforms.

Deharmon, who previously faced legal trouble with 13 felony fraud charges linked to a city beautification program fraud back in 2008-2009, has nevertheless landed this high-profile position. His background in real estate and significant social media following, with over 46 million followers, are likely contributing factors to his selection by the NFL. His role will involve creating short, positive videos celebrating the NFL's influence, presumably helping to boost the league's image and engagement with fans.

The choice of Deharmon for this role raises both eyebrows and questions about the criteria and expectations the NFL has for its upper-level hires, especially so close to such a high-stakes event as the Super Bowl. This move comes at a time when the league is navigating its public relations and trying to balance modern societal values with traditional sports culture.