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The "Godfather" Commissioner Roger Goodell will stomp his foot in his sandbox and cross his arms across his chest...

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell discusses expanded playoffs after Special Meeting in Dallas // stop. adding. games.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell spoke about a variety of issues on Wednesday. One stuck out above the rest. Will the NFL really expand the playoffs from its current 12 team format?

Goodell: Bounty players should be punished - IRVING, Texas (AP) -- NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says he "fundamentally disagrees" with former league boss Paul Tagliabue's decision not to discip...

ESPN reports that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has "communicated" Sean Payton about his eventual reinstatement as head coach. The report says Goodell left open the possibility that Payton could be reinstated as coach at the end of the regular season, rather than after the Super Bowl in February f...

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said he fundamentally disagrees

Drew Brees Says Roger Goodell Has 'Little To No Credibility' With NFL Players New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees on Wednesday strongly criticized the way NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell handled the investigation into the bounty case, saying the league was all about an outcome and not a fair process.

Roger Goodell: NFL Considering Expanding Playoffs NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell spoke Wednesday after the December Special League Meeting in Dallas. The meeting was held in large part to discuss issues that later will be raised with the NFL Competition Committee, including eliminating low blocks and the implementation of mandatory pads.

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees, emboldened by the news, came out swinging, saying the news was "serious vindication" during his Wednesday media session. His first target was NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, who Brees says has "little to no credibility" with NFL players right now, Brees said he hated to sound like a conspiracy theorist, but then sounded like a conspiracy theorist. He feels the last month since Tagliabue got involved in the bounty appeals process seems like it was all "staged," NFL.com's Jeff Darlington reported from New Orleans. Brees was asked if the Saints' failed season was stolen from them. "Many might say that, but I'm not one to make excuses," Brees said. Many may also find the passive aggressive approach by Brees tiring, especially since he absolves Sean Payton and all Saints players of any role in the mess. The former Super Bowl MVP saved his harshest words for former Saints coaches Gregg Williams and Mike Cerullo, calling them "disgruntled" guys that were fired. Brees t ...

(FM97 Sports / AP) — It's being seen as a sharp rebuke to Commissioner Roger Goodell's handling of the NFL's bounty investigation -- former Commissioner Paul Tagliabue on Tuesday overturned the suspensions of four current and former New Orleans Saints players. Tagliabue found that three of the players engaged in conduct detrimental to the league, and says they participated in a performance pool that rewarded hard tackles and other plays that could merit fines. But he stressed that the team's coaches were very much involved and, along with others in the Saints' organization, had "contaminated" the case. Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma initially had been suspended the whole season, while Saints defensive end Will Smith, Cleveland linebacker Scott Fujita and free agent defensive lineman Anthony Hargrove received shorter suspensions.

Jonathan Vilma has asked a federal judge to allow him to move forward with his defamation case against NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.

Jonathan Vilma's suspension has been vacated by Paul Tagliabue, but the Saints linebacker still intends to pursue his defamation lawsuit against Commissioner Roger Goodell.

I'm thinking Jonathan Vilma will need help picking up his jaw from the floor. In his ruling, former NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue asserts that current Commissioner Roger Goodell might have been in the right when initially issuing punishments, but that the case has been so badly handled that it wou...

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said Thursday the league is willing to contribute funding to help build a stadium in Oakland to keep the Raiders in town. Goodell said it is crucial that

GOODELL TAKE ON THE ELIMINATION OF THE KICK-OFF.. When the NFL changed the line of scrimmage for kickoffs to increase touchbacks, New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick derisively said it was only a matter of time before the league eliminated kickoffs entirely. He believed that's what the NFL wanted to do. Roger Goodell through the years Take a look at photos of Roger Goodell through the years. Belichick might wind up being proven right. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said he has taken it under consideration to remove the kickoff entirely. "It's an off-the-wall idea," Goodell told TIME in a cover story for the Dec. 17 issue. "It's different and makes you think differently. It did me." Even more intriguing is an alternative concept promoted by first-year Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Greg Schiano. Goodell met with the NFL competition committee chairman about the concept. "After a touchdown or field goal, instead of kicking off, a team would get the ball on its own 30-yard line, where it's fourth-and-15," T ...

CRIBBS NOT IN FAVOR OF KICK-OFF BAN... BEREA, Ohio -- Kickoffs have defined Josh Cribbs' career in the NFL, and made him an invaluable weapon for the Cleveland Browns. So the thought of the league abolishing the exciting play irritates the return specialist. "They need to call it a different league if they do that," Cribbs said. "It'll change the game drastically." Lombardi: What's next for Chargers? Chargers coach Norv Turner and GM A.J. Smith reportedly will be fired at season's end. Michael Lombardi offers his thoughts. More ... Earlier this week, Commissioner Roger Goodell said the league's competition committee will consider eliminating kickoffs in the offseason. In an effort to reduce head injuries and protect players, the league previously moved the kickoff from the 30- to 35-yard line to cut down on violent collisions. Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Greg Schiano has suggested that instead of kickoffs, teams would have the option of punting from the 30-yard line and going for a first down in a fourth-a ...

here is the whole taking away the kickoff after a touchdown or a field goal... i personally dont like the idea. but how much of a hit will the nfl take when this takes place... i am still dumbfounded that this idea has even came across goodell's desk.. dont git me wrong i agree with the idea about protectin the players.. but guess what this is football as with any sport u are susceptible to injury... goodell needs to remove his head out of his *** and really think this over... sorry this is my personal opinion but yet i also wanna hear your thoughts on this idea...stewy. heres the article.. Perhaps the most interesting thing to come out of the recent TIME profile on NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell was the radical alternative to kickoffs credited to Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Greg Schiano. Harrison: Week 14 predictions There's plenty of intrigue on the Week 14 slate, including an epic Monday nighter. Elliot Harrison provides his weekly picks. More ... As relayed by TIME's Sean Gregory, Schiano proposes th . ...

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is floating an idea to end kickoffs as a part of his effort to make football less dangerous. Goodell mentioned the idea during

Moron... errr, More On Goodell's Kickoff Removal On Thursday, TIME disclosed that Commissioner Roger Goodell has mentioned a possible replacement for kickoffs that would give the team that otherwise would be kicking off possession of the ball at its own 30 yard line, with a down-and-distance of fourth and 15. Goodell said the idea came from Buccaneers coach Greg Schiano. On Friday, Schiano talked about the idea in a session with the media. “That happened before I was head coach of the Bucs,” Schiano said, via PewterReport.com. “It happened when I was still at Rutgers. I was with Commissioner Goodell and we were talking about it. He expressed his concern about the health of the players in relation to the kickoff play. Certainly with my experience with Eric LeGrand I had similar feelings.” LeGrand, a former Rutgers (and, technically, Buccaneers) player, suffered paralysis as a result of a neck injury during a kickoff return. “This is just something that I dreamed up and as I said to [Goodell ...

Steelers' James Harrison may have wanted to go off on NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell as he has in the past, but the Pittsburgh LB showed restraint Friday when discussing Goodell's proposal to eliminate kickoffs.

Commissioner Roger Goodell said this week that the league's competition committee will consider eliminating the kickoff in the offseason.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is on the cover of this week's Time Magazine, and Goodell has many interesting things to say in a wide-ranging story written by Sean Gregory. First and foremost, Goodell discussed the thought process that went into … Continue reading →

In the very near future, kickoffs in NFL games could be a thing of the past. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said Thursday the league's competition committee would consider in the offseason replacing the kickoff.

What would the NFL be like without the thrill of kickoff returns? Fans soon could find out, as Commissioner Roger Goodell says eliminating kickoffs is an "off-the-wall idea" that he's considering.

Commissioner Roger Goodell -- who's on the cover of Time Magazine this month -- says they'll vote on whether to get rid of kickoffs this off-season.The reason for the possible change? Player safety. Nine-year NFL vet Coy Wire tells HLN that the play is notoriously dangerous. You may remember college...

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is talking about taking away kickoffs, and giving the team that just scored to have a 4th and 15 at their 30 yard line and give the option to make the first down or punt. The move is to help eliminate injuries. What do you think is it a good idea, or not?

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, who has dealt with his fair share of controversy since taking over for Paul Tagliabue, told TIME that he might consider eliminating kickoffs.

Hi all, Sam Merrill here. We're sorting through all the possible implications of the 'right to work' votes in the MI House and Senate today. Both sides of this divisive issue get their say tonight at 11. Also -- NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell floating a radical new idea to make the game safer. That story and the rest of your news, tonight at 11. Hope to see you all then!

With only four weeks left in the season, the guys are going crazy with the Playoffs a mere five weeks away. Who’s ready for New Orleans? The guys discuss Commissioner Roger Goodell on the cover of Time Magazine and his talks about eliminating kickoffs. Really? See if the guys agree ...

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is the subject of a cover profile in this week's issue of TIME that focuses on his mission to make football safer.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, in an exclusive interview with Time Magazine, said the league is considering an idea from Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Greg Schiano that would eliminate kickoffs.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has landed on the cover of Time Magazine. The accompanying article contains plenty of interesting nuggets. Here’s the first one that caught our eye. Sean Gregory of TIME writes that one of the options being considered for replacing kickoffs entails giving the ball to ...

Commissioner Roger Goodell recently discussed a proposal to eliminate kickoffs with Rich McKay, the head of the league's competition.

As part of a player safety initiative, the NFL has discussed ways to replace or eliminate kickoffs, according to the cover story in this week's TIME on Commissioner Roger Goodell.

Enter for a chance to win a ticket for you and a guest for the Raiders vs Broncos game this Thursday and entry to a Forum with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's act has grown old and the greed that drives him is surfacing like a zit on a teenager.

This is NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell reminding you not to celebrate excessively during the holidays. However, potentially crippling injuries, including repeated concussions, are perfectly acceptable. Also, no bounties on food or family members, unless of course you're a fan of a team other than the Saints.

BREAKING NEWS: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has reversed the fine against Baltimore safety Ed Reed. Ted Cottrell issued the $50,000 fine after reversing a 1-game suspension upon appeal. Pittsburgh linebacker James Harrison has instead been ordered to pay the fine.

Commissioner Roger Goodell told an audience at the Harvard School of Public Health that the N.F.L. was working hard to combat serious injuries, including those from hits to the head.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell still is talking about shortening the preseason. public push for an 18-game regular season has died down, but that doesn't mean the current four-game preseason necessarily is safe. Goodell mentioned during his Thursday talk at Harvard University that he might cut down the number of preseason games. "It just does not meet the standard of quality that the NFL is all about," Goodell said, via The Associated Press. This is the second time Goodell has publicly talked about cutting the preseason in the last month. (He also mentioned it during an appearance on SiriusXM NFL Radio.) The most recent collective bargaining agreement gave the NFL the ability to reduce preseason games from four to two. The NFL Players Association might not love that idea, but it sure sounds like Goodell is setting the groundwork to make it a real issue sooner than later.

Could the NFL shorten the preseason? NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell continues to talk about the possibility, but it remains talk at this stage.

So we've learned from NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell that the New Orleans Saints and Sean Payton are negotiating a new long-term contract extension. So let me get this straight. A full 10 months after the league reportedly rejected Payton's original deal the exiled head coach and club are finally tr...

(Boston Globe) NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says football will evolve and emphasizes player safety in the wake of recent concussions suffered by players.

At the rate NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is going, the NFL will turn into flag football.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is leaning on an old friend to sweep away what remains of the New Orleans Saints bounty mess.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said the reason there have been so many empty seats at NFL games is because so many people have HDTVs now and can watch it in the comfort of their own homes. You don't think it may have something to do with the 100 dollar tickets, 100 dollars to park, 50 dollars for a pizza, 20 dollars for beer, 10 dollars for a bottle of water all to watch a game end in a tie? Just saying.

not true. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell will not allow that until you play in college for 2 years

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell took the unprecedented step this evening of fining the Philadelphia Eagles for a mass cover-up that consisted of team wide injections of the female hormone estogen as well as wearing women's undergarments on the playing field deviating from the NFL dress code which restricts such aberrant behavior. When questioned about these allegations team coach Andy Reid was quoted as saying that "girls just want to have fun". The team was unable to be reached for comment as they were having their nails done in preparation for their appearance tomorrow on The View. Reporters were unable to gain access to the Eagles locker-room for comment as work crews were busy removing the teams urinals which were rightly deemed as no longer needed. You go girls!

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell taking pictures with soon to be extinct Jags fans in the stands.

Commissioner Roger Goodell is taking pics with fans in Jacksonville. When will the KMYFL Commissioner take pics with fans?

NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Dismissing speculation that Sean Payton may leave New Orleans because of a glitch in his contract, Drew Brees has no doubt he'll be reunited with the suspended Saints coach in 2013. ''I absolutely believe he'll be back,'' Brees said Monday night after guiding the Saints to a 28-13 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. Payton was suspended for the season by the NFL for his role in the bounty scandal. The league has taken issue with a clause in the contract extension he agreed to more than a year ago, which was to have kept him in New Orleans through 2015. ''I haven't seen the report or heard the report,'' Saints interim coach Joe Vitt said. ''I don't want to have any comment, but let me say this: This team loves Sean, and Sean loves this team. This city loves Sean, and Sean loves this city. I think that's a tough combination to beat.'' NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said Sunday he does not know if Payton might become a coaching free agent after the season. ''The one contract that they s ...

Tough Questions for Atlanta officials on plans for a new stadium NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell met with Gov. Nathan Deal and Atlanta May

NFL-NFLPA TO DONATE $1 MILLION TO AMERICAN RED CROSS TO AID THOSE IMPACTED BY HURRICANE SANDY Pregame salute to first responders and in-game messages to promote donations planned for all games this weekend. The National Football League and the NFL Players Association jointly pledged $1 million to the American Red Cross to aid in relief and recovery efforts in the northeast to assist those impacted by Hurricane Sandy, Commissioner Roger Goodell and NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith announced today. In addition, the NFL and its network television partners will run pregame and in-game messages and mentions to promote donations during this weekend’s games, beginning today with Thursday Night Football. “We are pleased that NFL owners and players have joined together once again to support communities and families impacted by Hurricane Sandy,” said Goodell and Smith in a joint statement. “This contribution on behalf of all 32 clubs and players throughout the league will help the American Red Cross ...

In a surprise announcement NFL Commissioner, Roger Goodell, has announced that the league will expand to Tuscaloosa, AL. The Tide will continue playing exhibition games in the SEC until their Super Bowl opponent has been selected.

Fan presents pink penalty flags to NFL -

This just in.Commissioner Roger Goodell has just announced his plans to trade the franchise to the CFL for Toronto

Roger Goodell in attendance today. Commissioner is so bored by Jets' lousy performance, he just suspended Rex Ryan for remainder of season

Fan presents pink penalty flags to NFL

Here is the letter Roger Goodell wrote in July 1982 to then-Commissioner Pete Rozelle inquiring about a job:

Fan presents pink penalty flags to NFL: Dante Cano had a big idea, so he wrote a letter and sent it...

Fan, 11, presents with pink penalty flags: |

Jets fans go easy on NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell

Roger Goodell, the only Commissioner in sports who is respected

At the Jets tailgate with Woody Johnson and Commissioner Roger Goodell

Read what one remarkable 11 year old managed to convince the National Football League to do - and how he did it.

Watch the jets game. Thanks to a 5th grader from NJ wrote a letter to the commissioner Roger Goodell asking if the officical can use pink flags instead of yellow in October. Well they will today and the 5th grader will be giving the refs the pink flags at the jets game. What a wonderful young man. Can't wait to see the flags today.

National Football League considers return to leather helmets to combat concussions. "They never talked about head injuries this much 50 years ago, " says Commissioner Roger Goodell.

Browns put Fujita on IR: The 11-year veteran was one of the players suspended by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell ...

10 grand for orange shoes. Roger goodell fails as the commissioner in my mind

I just realized Roger Goodell is slowly turning into the NHL Commissioner, He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named

Roger Goodell better watch out for his job, they went with a different hire for the NBA, so the monkey is applying for NFL commissioner 🙈

question! is Dante Cano Latino? he's the kid that wrote Commissioner Roger Goodell re: pink flags...thank you!

David Stern is not the commissioner who needs to retire. Roger Goodell should retire!

Menges said he wanted to make a statement to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell - but wanted to do it without coming across as a 'jerk'

More news from The Onion . . I quote: "New York—In a new effort to deter rule violations and reduce penalty rates across the league, the NFL announced Thursday it would install hundreds of security cameras in stadiums and constantly monitor players during games. “This new surveillance system will effectively prevent penalties, because players know that the moment they step on the football field, we’ll be closely watching them at all times,” said Commissioner Roger Goodell, adding that currently referees can’t see every face mask, clipping, or horse-collar tackle that occurs on the field and sidelines, and have been unable to address why players decide to break rules in the first place. “I’m confident the dense placement of security cameras will significantly decrease the number of illegal formations, neutral zone infractions, and equipment violations in the league, creating a safer, more harmonious sport for all. Our video analysis software features an advanced number-recognition program th ...

The NFL will use pink penalty flags at Sunday's Jets-Dolphins games in recognition of breast cancer awareness month. The idea came from an 11-year-old Dante Cano of Marlboro, N.J., who hand-wrote a letter to Commissioner Roger Goodell.

There will be more pink visible on the field during the Dolphins-Jets game this weekend. The NFL announced Wednesday officials will be using pink penalty flags for Sunday's game after an 11-year-old wrote Commissioner Roger Goodell with the suggestion. In support of breast cancer awareness, pink has been highly visible this month, from coaches' caps to players' wristbands and cleats, and even officials' whistles. Dante Cano, a fifth-grader from Marlboro, New Jersy, then offered the idea of pink penalty flags. The NFL agreed and invited Cano and his family to MetLife Stadium, where they they will present the penalty flags to the officials before the game. "Dante had a great idea and I am looking forward to meeting with him on Sunday to put it into action," Goodell said. "Sometimes the simplest ideas can be the best. I applaud Dante for sending in his recommendation." Scott Thackrey

11-yr old boy sent hand-written letter to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, & convinced him to further increase breast cancer awareness by using pink penalty flags in-game. He said, "Please write back!" Not only did Goodell respond, he's implementing his idea in its first NFL game this weekend & the boy will be on the field. Cool :)

Pink Penalty Flags will be used in the NFL Games on Sunday. A Fifth Grader came up with this idea, and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell approved/accepted. Bravo!

Would be nice to host the Super Bowl in 2017 but it would be awesome for the Texans to play in the Supedr Bowl in New Orleans in 2013! Go Texans!

It would be nice & Beyonce suppose to perform..maybe the Texans might play in the Super Bowl if they keep doin wat they..

Following the Packers/Seahawks game on MNF, Commissioner Roger Goodell received 70,000 voicemails from NFL fans demanding an end to the replacement officials. Why has he not returned my call?

The GHP has put together a nice luncheon for us with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and Houston Texans Owner, Bob McNair. Anyone have questions for them??

says NFL Commissioner, Roger Goodell should remove from his office.

Goodell faces youth football parents on the safety of the sport.

The NFL will consider dropping the Pro Bowl if the level of play doesn't improve, commissioner Roger Goodell said Monday night. I have mixed feeling about that ... while the play was two hand touch... It was great for Hawaii .

St. Tammany Parish resident David Mancina has filed a class-action lawsuit against the NFL and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell seeking damages in excess of $5 m…

Getting set to produce SiriusXM's Town Hall with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and host Michael Strahan!

The former Vikings player identified by the NFL as a 'whistleblower' in the Saints bounty case says the league is lying about his statements.

National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell has finally confirmed what this reporter and the host of an HBO "political comedy" show have known for years. There is some socialism being practiced by some of the United States' richest captain of industries. Goodell told CBS presenter Steve Kroft on the show "60 Minutes" that the NFL "combines socialism with capitalism" in the league's business model. Goodell is wrong, NFL ownership depends on socialism with a little capitalism thrown in for good measure and that is the way it has operated since Pete Rozelle became the NFL's Commissioner in 1960.

The former N.F.L. commissioner Paul Tagliabue was appointed to oversee the appeals of four suspended Saints players after the current commissioner, Roger Goodell, recused himself.

In an interest in fairness, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell chose former NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue to hear the New Orleans Saints bounty case appeals.

Buddy Diliberto just reported that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has "rescued" himself from the bounty appeals ... Got dat rite, Cap...

Can we get a new commissioner. Roger Goodell is a tool.

The future home of the San Francisco 49ers has been selected as a finalist to host Super Bowl L in 2016. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell revealed the news on Tuesday, saying the new Santa Clara Stadium is vying with South Florida to become the site of the NFL’s 50th Super Bowl

How Are Hard Earned Tax Dollars Are Wasted On! It’s becoming a tradition for Sen. Tom Coburn: The annual “Waste Book.” Every year since 2010, the Oklahoma Republican has issued his blistering report highlighting the most 100 most egregious abuses of taxpayer dollars. This year, Coburn and his research team highlighted examples totaling $17.9 billion and ABC News got an exclusive first look. For example, chances are when you think “nonprofit,” you don’t think of the National Football League, the National Hockey League, or the Professional Golfers’ Association. However, each of these sport’s associations avoids paying tens of millions of dollars each year in taxes because they classify themselves as such. The NFL loophole is Exhibit A in Coburn’s new report on government waste, which points out that the NFL alone pulled in more than $9 billion last year and paid Commissioner Roger Goodell more than $11 million. “We have some of the biggest corporations in America paying no taxes whats ...

In other news, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has hired Lutz Snack Co. to consult on repairing its sideline snacking image...

I'm telling you guys, these ridiculous calls against the Packers are under the directive of Commissioner Roger Goodell as retaliation for the backlash against the NFL after the Seattle Screwjob.

All four players punished in the NFLs bounty investigation have filed appeals with the league. People familiar with the situation say the players have asked Commissioner Roger Goodell to remove himsel...

Not a New Orleans Saints fan, but it's time for Commissioner Roger Goodell to step aside in the Bountygate appeals. Normally if you appeal the verdict handed down by a judge, the subsequent appeal isn't handled by the same judge. The NFL doesn't seem to be considering the appeals process in good faith and if Vilma wins his defamation lawsuit against Goodell it should cost the commish his job. Free Jonathan Vilma.

Way to go Brees, the Who-DAT Nation is behind you 100%. Brees responds to Bradshaw, Fujita comments by Steve Geller , posted Oct 11 2012 10:24AM Former NFL QB Terry Bradshaw created a mini-firestorm with the Who Dat Nation yesterday in comments about Sean Payton attending Sunday's Saints-Chargers game. The Hall of Famer for some reason is upset that Drew Brees asked Commissioner Roger Goodell's permission to get suspended coaches Sean Payton and Vitt Joe and suspended GM Mickey Loomis in the Superdome for his record-breaking performance Sunday night. Now, quarterback Drew Brees has responded to Bradshaw's contention that having the suspended men in the Superdome was a "slam" to the Chargers and the Unitas family. Speaking on ESPN's "Mike and Mike" radio program, Brees said that it was entirely appropriate to ask the NFL to allow Sean Payton, Mickey Loomis and Voe Jitt to be in the 'Dome on the night Brees broke a major 52-year-old NFL record. "I mean, we've acknowledged that this whole bounty thing for th ...

Here's a statement from formerNew Orleans Saintsand current Cleveland Browns linebacker Scott Fuijta on the new sanctions handed down by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in connection to the bounty scandal as Fujita saw his original three-game suspension reduced to a one-game ban:

Roger Goodell is an *** and a pathetic excuse for a commissioner. I wouldn't even let him commission a McDonalds.

Could Roger Goodell get vetoed from him commissioner position?,..

Cleveland Browns linebacker Scott Fujita goes on the offensive against NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell

Heading down to Centreville High School to interview NFL commissioner Roger Goodell for the USA Football "Heads Up" football initiative!

Lil bro and his boys with NFL COMMISSIONER ROGER GOODELL

Browns LB Scott Fujita takes the offensive against NFL commissioner Goodell ... check it out:

Browns LB Scott Fujita on NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell: "The truth is, I'm disappointed in him."

I love that Fujita is standing up to Goodell. Someone has to.

We agree with Scott Fujita! Goodell is a power hungry tyrant that must go!

Former New Orleans Saints linebacker Scott Fujita fires back at NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell for bounty sanctions

Certain people are mad that NFL commissioner Roger Goodell wasn't more transparent in the beginning of this process? Why should he be?

By the way is dead on correct in his takedown of Roger Goodell here. Good for you SF.

Great night for football with Commissioner Goodell at Centreville HS.

I don't get why everyone thinks Roger Goodell is such a good commissioner. He completely disregards due process. I hate it.

Browns’ Scott Fujita blasts NFL commissioner Roger Goodell - (from

After practice on Wednesday, he said it was Goodell's "condescending" tone of his letter explaining why he was ...

Browns linebacker Scott Fujita unloaded on Commissioner Roger Goodell Wednesday, one day after Goodell reduced his Bountygate suspension from three games to one.

Scott Fujita says he's disappointed in Roger Goodell

The NFL has announced new suspensions for participants in the Saints' bounty scandal. Among them, current Browns linebacker Scott Fujita has been handed a 1

Browns linebacker Scott Fujita saw his suspension dropped from three games to one for the Saints Bounty scandal, but on...

Just my opinion, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell might want to reconsider attending this seasons Super Bowl. I'm not sure it will be a safe place for him.

I think its safe to say that NFL commissioner Roger Goodell should never come to Louisiana.

The Minnesota Vikings, who are already thin at safety, has been ejected from the Vikings contest against the Titans after he shoved an official out of the way during an interception late in the second

He was originally slated to return in time for the game against New Orleans on Oct. 28, but will now miss that game and road contests at Cincinnati and Carolina, too. The Broncos, who had been preparing for Williams' suspension to be extended, declined comment after arriving in New England on Friday night for their game against the Patriots this weekend. Wesley Woodyard and Keith Brooking have shared snaps at weakside linebacker in Williams' absence. Williams met with commissioner Roger Goodell in New York last month in hopes of avoiding further punishment from the league following his latest run-in, a case that stemmed from a drunken driving arrest nearly two years ago. He was originally charged with driving under the influence, but a jury returned a conviction on a lesser charge. He was also convicted of driving without headlights, the offense that prompted police to stop him near downtown Denver about 3 a.m. on Nov. 12, 2010. Prosecutors said Williams failed roadside sobriety tests during his traffic s ...

Inherent part of commissioner's job is to shield owners from slings and arrows.

The “worst call in history” that happened during last week’s Packers-Seahawks game turned out to be the luckiest call in history for a Canadian gambler named Gino DiFelice. The call was so embarrassing that it essentially forced the NFL and commissioner Roger Goodell to settle their three month labor dispute with the striking official referees practically overnight. The call also gave Gino DiFelice an extremely unlikely (and slightly undeserved) final win on a 15 game parlay that turned his $5 initial bet into more than $725,000!

Los Angeles city council unanimously approved plans to build Farmers Field, a proposed $1.5 billion football stadium in downtown connected to an expanded Los Angeles Convention Center, Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, councilmember Jan Perry, and AEG president and CEO Tim Leiweke officially signed the implementation agreement Wednesday. If everything goes according to plan, builders could break ground on Farmers Field by March 2013. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell sent out a memo to all 32 teams in July stating that any franchise interested in relocating for the 2013 season must apply between Jan. 1 and Feb. 15 of that year, and prove it has exhausted all attempts to remain in its current location. "I thank the mayor for his leadership and for plowing straight ahead and thank the Council for their faith and confidence in this project. The road still has some twists and turns but, we can see the light at the end of the tunnel and for the first time in more than 15 years we can say that about the NFL ...

Today, the National Football League (NFL) considers harsher punishments for performance enhancing drugs after league QB Tony Romo tested positive after the Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys 34-18 loss. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announced to press, "Performance enhancement drugs are not regulated and can not only enhance but even reduce a players ability because of non regulation, as witnessed by Tony Romo's performance, or lack thereof, this Monday night." www.southtexasnews.com

Victor Urquilla, Multimedia Staffer, discusses the NFL's greatest issue right now: replacement referees.

The NFL has officially put the kibosh on Oklahoma City's attempt to be locate a franchise in that city. When asked why, Commissioner Roger Goodell replied, "if we allowed a professional football team to locate in Oklahoma City, Dallas would want one, too."

So the NFL executives and cantankerous owners finally decided to reach an agreement with the refs yesterday. Big whoop te freakin doo! Are we supposed to give rousing standing ovation? Does it warrant us giving them a bag of cookies? Should there be have a carnival and throw a huge parade worthy of a team that just won the Super Bowl? HECK MUTHA LOVIN NAW!!! Over the last three weeks I heard fans, former NFL players and revered sports journalists alike saying if we really want to force the NFL owners and Commissioner Roger Goodell to reach a deal with the NFLRA and get the legitimate officials back on the field than we the fans should just stop watching NFL games. While that sounded great in theory, just how realistic was that? It’s not realistic at all. It’s totally implausible. No matter how disgusted leatherheads may be with the inferior on field governance of these rent-a-refs it doesn’t really matter. There was no chance there would be a large, calculated, nationwide organized NFL TV viewing bo ...

Video on msnbc.com: Sports Illustrated's Peter King joins Morning Joe to discuss an apparent end to the lockout between NFL referees and the NFL. King says NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's main goal was having the ability to hire new officials and bench underperforming refs in following seasons.

Sports News: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell apologizes to fans for replacement games

Goodell apologizes to fans for replacement refs: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is apologizing to fans f...

My fellow Americans, our brief national nightmare is over – the NFL's regular referees are headed back to work. After three weeks of blown calls, no calls and reversed calls; of physical contact and verbal intimidation; of confused Vegas bookmakers and infuriated fantasy players; and less than 48 hours after what is perhaps the most bizarre ending to a football game not involving a Stanford trombone player, the NFL and the NFL Referees Association reached an agreement Wednesday. "Our officials will be back on the field starting [Thursday] night," NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said in a statement, referring to the Cleveland Browns-Baltimore Ravens contest. Meanwhile, the much derided replacement refs can return to the ball fields of Division III, junior college and the lingerie league. We're sure Bill Belichick sends his regards. Score this one for public pressure, as the NFL, under intense scrutiny and criticism, finally acknowledged that the job of referee isn't just a replaceable occupation. As a tid ...

Boycott The NFL, Now 09/25/2012 Boycott the NFL, everyone. Do it now. I'm going to try not to belabor this point. Everyone who is a fan of the National Football League either witnessed last night's debacle in Seattle as it happened on live television or saw it afterwards in the copious coverage of the final play of the Green Bay-Seattle game. Right now, the National Football League is facing a crisis of leadership, all over a problem that does not even exist: As my colleague Arthur Delaney noted today, "The NFL doesn't even pretend it can't afford ref pensions." And the reporting of HuffPost's Dave Jamieson bears this out: Indeed, when HuffPost asked NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to address the pension issue on Wednesday, he didn't argue that the league's retirement contributions to referees had grown too onerous. Instead, he simply noted the fact that American workers in general are losing their defined benefit pensions. Even Roger Goodell, Goodell noted, doesn’t enjoy such a pension plan. "From the o ...

Dave Zirin: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell echoes the anti-labor rhetoric of Mitt Romney and Scott Walker.

We, the members of the Whodatnation and fans of the NFL, appeal to Commissioner Roger Goodell to... (5847 signatures on petition)

"Already in Vegas the odds that the Packers would win the Super Bowl dropped from 7-1 yesterday to 9-1 today," Quinn noted. "It gives you an idea about what the material effect of one game can be. One play in one game can make that much of a difference, millions of dollars." Quinn says the $8 million the community would lose if the Packers didn't host a playoff game is twice the amount league owners and the referees' union are squabbling over right now. He's says considering NFL revenue is more than $9 billion a year, it's hard to fathom replacement referees were ever used. "We're talking about maybe four-, five-million dollars a year, which is something like 1/30th of one percent of the NFL revenues, is what's separating them. Cut it out." Quinn says based on the fallout from Monday night's debacle, he wouldn't surprised to see NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announce a deal with the regular refs before this weekend. "I cannot imagine this morning that he's not trying to build a coalition to end this lock ...

The hypocrisy is nauseating. Commissioner Roger Goodell, who has reveled in playing king, has long told the NFL players that it is their duty to protect the shield.

Yesterday angry fans left NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell over 70,000 voicemails. (via

Green Bay Mayor James Schmitt fired off an angry letter to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell -- as promised -- claiming the labor dispute with referees is…

212-450-2027. Commissioner Roger Goodell's It was posted by Clay Matthews III tonight. Call and voice your opinions!

Just called the office of NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and left him a message. In short, I told him he has to do the right thing and protect the integrity of the game. He has to end the impasse with the officials NOW. I'm saying here what I said to his answering machine - I'm a life-long fan of the NFL and I will not watch another second of another game until they restore the League. I'm done. I also told him the league should award GB a win as well or overturn the result. Unprecedented? Yes. So are the circumstances. The Commissioner is failing and is derelict in his duties. He should get this sorted out immediately or be fired immediately.

The NFL referees are 119 part-time employees who make $8,000 a week. As Jeff MacGregor calculated at espn.com, at a cost of $50 million a year—less than one percent of total revenue—NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell could hire 200 full-time officials at $250,000 a year. Conversely, if Goodell gets everything he wants from the referees union and he doesn’t have to spend too much in legal fees, it works out to league-wide savings of just $62,000 per team. Why has NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, taken such a hard line? After a year defined by the tragic suicides of former players suffering from post-concussion syndrome and a looming lawsuit brought by 2000 former players contending that the NFL didn’t take their safety seriously, why would they engage in such naked contempt for the well-being of players and the integrity of their game? Simply put, because they can. As always, it’s always about money.

Dear NFL, I heard you don't like bounties. Well, how about this for a bounty? I will pay $100 for the head of referee Lance Easley or Commissioner Roger Goodell. I'd pay more, but the economy ***

Breaking News: The NFL is now locking out the cheerleaders, so instead of the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders shaking pom-poms on the sidelines, you will just see a herd of cows. Commissioner Roger Goodell has advised fans to simply buy and drink more beer, so they won't see the difference.

Tuesday's NFL roundup: Commissioner Roger Goodell meets with players on bounty: Will Smith and Anthony Hargrove ...

Will Smith, Anthony Hargrove finish meeting with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell: Both meetings lasted about an hour

Cleveland Browns linebacker Scott Fujita's Tuesday meeting with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has been postponed, according to the league. The date of the rescheduled meeting was not immediately known.

Golden Tate might hear from NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell at some point this week after delivering a devastating, and illegal, hit to Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee during Seattle's 27-7 win.

Saints linebacker Jon Vilma met with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell today to discuss Vilma's suspension under the alleged "bounty" system. According to an AP report, the NFL presented Jonathan Vilma and his attorney with a sworn statement from former Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams sayin...

Shortly after meeting with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma said he hoped the meeting would be a turning point in the case.

Dear NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, please return REAL refs to the field. These pop warner refs are trying really hard but it's hurting the game.

An idiotic play by Josh Morgan of the Washington Redskins. No excuse. But I sure hope Commissioner Roger Goodell was watching that. The game was out of control, and Morgan's actions were a product of the atmosphere of that game. And yet, the awful officiating this Sunday will probably get little to no mention on ESPN/any other sports media. What a joke. What's worse is, even before the replacements, NFL refs got paid less than any other officials in the "big 4" (NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL). This is all about money, and the NFL doesn't even have room to complain.

Does anyone else think NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell look like Aaron Eckhart?

National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell has made it explicit: The lockout of NFL officials is part of the race to the bottom. The referees' pensions are one of the key points of ...

Then there is the ongoing lockout of 119 National Football League referees. NFL owners, led by their flak-catching Commissioner Roger Goodell, don’t care that for the cost of several dozen Peyton Manning autographed footballs, they could rehire their highly trained officials. This is a league that secretes money, but the billionaires in the owner’s box can’t stand the thought of paying for competent officiating when there are replacements willing to work for less pounding at the doors. This is all connected people! It started in Wisconsin last year, the moneyed elite of the right wing is planning to eradicate the New Deal and merge the middle, worker and lower classes into a single hyper-serfdom, the return of feudalsim. Our strength is in our numbers and sooner or later you will have to make a conscious decision to stop participating and contributing to your own marginalization.

I hereby move that Roger Goodell be removed from his position as NFL Commissioner and replaced by me.

In case you missed it NFL commissioner Roger Goodell had some interesting things to say about NFL and Los Angeles

Commissioner Roger Goodell's crusade for player safety is undermined by trotting out replacement referees. MY COLUMN:

The must reflect the balance of American society. is that

If players have 6, 7, 8 or 9 children with different women out of wedlock it harms the brand.

"Don't treat me like a female" is rooted in the and spoken freely by players with impunity.

Does the objectify women? Now we face the deeply entrenched harsh reality hidden in tokenism.

Jonathan Vilma to meet with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on Monday - Football NFL News -

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Commissioner Roger Goodell will meet Monday with linebacker Jonathan Vilma.

Goodell to Meet with Vilma on Monday: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell will meet Monday with Saints linebacker Jon...

These replacement refs are the worst thing to happen to the nfl since roger goodell became commissioner

The 1% taking from the 99%. We must stand up and stop this theft.

Corporations outspend unions 15-1 on politics. They are attacking working Americans. Don't let them win at the ballot box. Vote NO on Prop 32!

" . . . since most workers these days don't have pensions, why should NFL referees?"

Just like the situation with teachers in Chicago, it's all about destroying the unions and things they've accomplished, like pensions.

Source: Vilma to meet with Goodell on Monday

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Is NFL commissioner Roger Goodell tipping his hand about which L.A. Stadium plan he prefers? You be the judge:

New post: AP source: NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to meet with Saints' Jonathan Vilma

New post: New Orleans Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma will meet with commissioner Roger Goodell on Monday -- source

Vilma to meet with Goodell on Monday

Two lockouts in seven years for the NHL. And here I'm thinking Roger Goodell is the worst commissioner in sports.

I love Roger Goodell tho, Commissioner, cause he really be trying to have the best interest of 32 Teams,Fans, Owner and associates!

8 of 10 Is this about to be Roger Goodell's Curt Flood moment?

U.S. Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno holds an official NFL football signed by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. Goodell was visiting West Point Military Academy to discuss the awareness of traumatic brain injury and further research into its causes, prevention and treatment. Photo by David Vergun...

Jonathan Vilma, Will Smith, Scott Fujita and Athony Hargrove are set to meet with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on Tuesday, CBSSports.com's Jason La Canfora reported Wednesday afternoon.

As we reported last week, the four players who were suspended for their alleged roll in the Bounty scandal with the New Orleans Saints, were reinstated

To borrow a term from the golfing world, Roger Goodell and the four current and former New Orleans Saints players originally implicated in the Bountygate scandal are taking a mulligan...

Sports Update at This Hour: NFL commissioner Roger Goodell will meet with all 4 players that was involved in the Saints bounty hunting scandal. MLB: The Dodgers get blanked by the D' Backs 1-0 and the Angels fall a buck short to the A's 6-5.

Jonathan Vilma has asked NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell for a meeting to discuss bounties.

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A look at the New York day-to-day existence of NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. Includes information on the NFL’s Midtown Manhattan headquarters location, as well as details regarding Goodell’s 6,423-square-foot Westchester County mansion.

About to head to the dome to watch RG III film his new Subway commercial. It's for the new "Saints Cockmeat Sandwich." He and his teamates will be served it all day long. From what I hear, they're sending some to commissioner Roger Goodell too. Who Dat!

Time to put the heat on Time Warner again!

Today I was reading an article about the NFL bounty scandal involving New Orleans Saints players and coaches, and how the suspensions of the players have been overturned. For those Minnesota Vikings fans who remember the NFC Championship game from 2009, and how it seemed as though the Saints players were taking cheap shots at Brett Favre in an attempt to injure him, that's because they were. The penalties against the Saints organization, coaches and players were unprecedented. Fines, loss of draft picks, a head coach suspended for an entire season, a defensive coordinator suspended indefinitely, another assistant coach suspended for six games, and individual player suspensions ranging from two games all the way up to a full season. All of the other penalties were upheld, but the players are no longer suspended. People with limited knowledge of the situation may think that this means the players were innocent. That is hardly the case. The players are still guilty of accepting money for trying to inju ...

The saints players won their battle against Commissioner Roger Goodell and the NFL. This is key for the Saints to be successful and be a playoff team.

A sincere thank you to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell for all that he and the NFL has done to reach out to our Soldiers and Families across the country. Today, we signed an Army-NFL TBI Initiative - an agreement to work together to prevent and address traumatic brain injuries. It's about changing the culture within our respective organizations and bringing awareness to this treatable health issue.

three-member appeals panel struck a serious blow to commissioner Roger Goodell's power. It is about time

Bounty Suspensions Overturned For Saints Players After all the reports and meetings and suspensions over the New Orleans Saints and the alleged bounty scandal, a three-man arbitration panel have overturned NFL commissioner Roger Goodell’s ruling. Reposting with more exposure.

According to a source close to the commissioner, Roger Goodell, in response to the overturning of his Saints bounty ruling, is suspending all 32 NFL teams this year because he believes that soccer is the real football, and any team associating the NFL as football is against his godly rule.

So what power does NFL commissioner Roger Goodell really have?? The Saints players in the bounty scandal ate eligible to play Sunday. There was a big waste of time and money. Could have just paid the regular officials their raise.

Other news the Saints bounty hunters won their appeal, and now they can play on Sunday. I know NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is *** off.

Saints are back. Just proves if you have enough money you can get away with anything. Per Adam Schefter Posted by whodattn ⋅ Aug 15, 2012 ⋅ 9 Comments When it comes to the events of Judge Helen G. Berrigan’s courtroom, everyone has been focused on whether or not Jonathan Vilma will get an injunction putting his suspension on hold. While it would be great to see Vilma back with the team and rehabilitating his knee properly, it has gone largely unnoticed how much of an effect Berrigan’s ruling can have. Much of the talk with regard to who has the power to decide the fate of the players involved centers around Article 14 of the NFL’s Collective Bargaining Agreement. If Berrigan rules that the players took part in a pay-for-performance system rather than pay-to-injure, the discipline would be the responsibility of the system arbitrator, not Commissioner Roger Goodell. As a result, all player suspensions would be immediately wiped out. That’s not the only effect Berrigan’s ruling would have. Cla ...

so the player that were suspended by the NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell had their cases appealed and can play. Rough waters ahead for the commissioner.

So, the Saints get all of their players back because of their 2nd, or 3rd appeal, they won... Sorry, Roger Goodell, if you're going to punish them, then do it. If you're going to be a softy about it, then you shouldn't have given them the punishment at all... Not at all mad at New Orleans Saints players, but Commissioner Goodell... Me, and many football fans just lost a LOT of respect for that coward...

A 3-member appeals panel overturns player suspensions in the New Orleans Saints bounty case, reports SI.com.

Saints win appeal against commissioner Roger Goodell and the NFL, according to sources

As a true Tampa Bay Buccaneer Fan I'm getting sick and tired over the past two years another home game is blackout! This has to stop its getting old, and making fans like me very unhappy! I want Fly to New York and tell the NFL commissioner Roger Goodell or whoever made this blackout rule to say enough is enough,I just want to watch My Favorite Football team go at it! This is also a embarrassment out of all the 32 NFL teams the Buccaneers are the only home team being blackout not airing on local TV are you kidding me! I'm Tired of Far weather fans down here who jump ship when they're losing and then, when the Buccaneer start winning they act like I've been with them through the hard times ya right!!! I know most of it has to do with the bad economy here in Tampa bay and ticket prices. By lowering tickets prices this year and half off of foods and drinks and free parking, as while to honer Ronde Barber for 16 seasons starting with the Buccaneers for there first home opening game wasn't enough. I'm confide ...

Modell died of natural causes at John Hopkins Hospital

The National Football League will provide $30 million in funding for medical research to the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announced Tuesday

The NFL will kick off its season on Wednesday, Sept. 5 instead of the traditional Thursday night start to avoid a conflict with a scheduled speech by President Barack Obama on Sept. 6 at the Democratic National Convention.

Great interview this morning with Matt Lauer on the Today Show. Now watching the NFL season opener!

Check out NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell calling out the fantasy picks of our sweepstakes winners!:

Goodell: Replacements will do 'credible job' if needed in Week 1: Commissioner Roger Goodell said the NFL recogn...

Commissioner Roger Goodell said the NFL recognizes the clock is ticking and time is short

Jaguars owner Shad Khan, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell say London games good for team, city.

How many restaurants do you know of are owned by someone who despises NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell?

Goodell isn’t welcome at restaurant owned by Jonathan Vilma and D.J. Williams: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell ha...

Our own reports commissioner Roger Goodell will be in Tuesday to announce international games.

Jaguars To Announce International Game, According To Report: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is going to announce...

Nimnicht Sports Update: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and Jaguars owner Shad Khan will be in town tomorrow to announce international games for the Jaguars beginning in 2012. The Jaguars will begin to play one of their home games next year for the next four years through 2016. While London has been the site of the NFL's previous transatlantic games the Jaguars are exploring the possibility of playing in Germany, Spain and in other countries as well. It's possible that the Jaguars could play two games overseas each year starting in 2014, although details of the long-term plans haven't been worked out. One of those games could be considered a 'road game'." "The 2013-2016 games will be considered Jaguars "home" games, which means the team will play nine instead of ten home games at the stadium here in town beginning next year. This will reduce the price of the Jaguars season ticket, something that Khan called a "win-win" last month. In turn, season ticket holders will be offered special packages to atte ...

Discipline is defined on a case-by-case basis by the league and commissioner Roger Goodell.

-you wanna end the steroid use I'm MLB? Place Roger Goodell as commissioner and give him the same power he has in the NFL

Today 8:40 am ET Commissioner Roger Goodell on CNBC Business News. And check out for more NFL images.

The NFL Players Association has challenged NFL commissioner Roger Goodell's sworn statement that he held off punishing players involved...

The way my fantasy league is going I should change my name to roger Goodell...

How to be a great NFL Commissioner by Roger Goodell

whenever i am commissioner of my fantasy league every single year i just start to feel bad for Roger Goodell

Roger Goodell is by far the best commissioner in pro sports

"How to earn respect as a commissioner" by David Stern. Forwarded by Roger Goodell

Roger Goodell is as horrible a commissioner as Bud Selig, and equally bad for his respective sport.

Players claim Roger Goodell rushed to judgment in bounty scandal: Did NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell decide that...

The NFL Players Association has filed documents in federal court disputing commissioner Roger Goodell's sworn statement

Welp...!!! NFL files evidence backing Goodell in Vilma case

Vilma v. NFL defamation case. NFL files evidence supporting "no bias" by Goodell.

Sports Update at This Hour: A fan dies at the Hospital after going into cardiac arrest Thursday in Toronto at the game between the Chicago White Sox and Toronto Blue Jays the umpires stop play for 4 minutes. NFL News: The NFL has filed evidence to support commissioner Roger Goodell in the Jonathan Vilma case.

Latest letter to the fans from NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell: To NFL Fans: Like you, we are ready to get “Back...

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Did anyone esle get an email from NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell?

Youth Football Player Safety Coach Michael Brandt of Noblesville, Ind., demonstrates the proper way of tackling with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell playing t...

New Orleans Saints owner Tom Benson, who remained quiet during his team's drama-filled offseason, spent part of Tuesday huddled with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, the team confirmed.

From The Tennessean Titans wide receiver Kenny Britt said he’s worried about a potential NFL suspension after his meeting on Monday with Commissioner Roger Goodell. Britt, in his first public comments of training camp, declined to discuss specifics of the meeting. “It was a personal meeting and

Best Seattle Seahawks Superbowl 47 Odds: 60 to 1: This is a very interesting team to watch this year. The Seahawks really got better as the season wore on, and now, Matt Flynn is expected to improve the weakest position on the team: Quarterback. The question though, is whether Marshawn Lynch is going to be nailed by Commissioner Roger Goodell for repeated issues with the law off the field. If he is, this offense could be in some big trouble. Still, adding Bruce Irvin in the NFL Draft will help the pass rush, and the addition of Kellen Winslow III for virtually nothing will help out a team without any truly huge receiving threats.

Best Dallas Cowboys 2013 Superbowl Odds: 25 to 1: Dez Bryant has some off the field issues to wonder about, and Commissioner Roger Goodell might come down on him hard before the start of the regular season. Still, picking up Morris Claiborne in the NFL Draft was the perfect fit for this franchise, which badly needed a defensive back after getting burned time and time again late in games after the offense put the team in a position to win. This might be the sleeper team in the NFC East in 2012.

Ambassador Andrew Young yesterday afternoon and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell this morning. Only

Despite how people may feel about Andy Reid's coaching. This is about something that has affected all of us at one point or another-losing someone you love. Reid is a well respected coach league-wide. That wasn't anymore evident than today as he laid his son Garrett to rest. A major presence from the league: Commissioner Roger Goodell, Mike Holmgren, Mickey Loomis, Bill Belichick. Donovan McNabb, Brian Westbrook Chris Berman, Steve Mariucci, Mike Mayock in addition every member of the Eagles current roster. As well as some 900 people to pay their respects.

Voice of the Bears, Jeff Joniak, sits down with John Madden when he stopped by the Bears Training Camp in Bourbonnais on a tour with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.

Ever since NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell stated that he wants to get an NFL team in the Los Angeles area, rumors have been rampant that the team moving to southern California will be the Oakland Raiders. Sure, the Rams, Vikings and Chargers have all been mentioned too, but no one really believes th...

Now they REALLY shouldn't trust NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, Now he wants to "reduce" Jonathan Vilma's 1 year suspension to 8 games. What made him change that big of a story right after the saints play the 1st preseason game and WIN against the cardinals last night, HM?

James Harrison on NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell “If that man was on fire & I had to *** to put him out I wouldn’t do it."

Roger Goodell: Football should “absolutely” be an Olympic sport: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell isn’t satisfied ...

Madden, along with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, were in Allen Park on Wednesday to watch the Lions practice.

That sound you hear in the background is any remaining interest in free-agent tight end Jeremy Shockey evaporating. Shockey, who reportedly has drawn interest (but no workout, yet) from the Eagles, has teed off on Commissioner Roger Goodell, accusing the Commissioner of lying about the health effect...

Yeah my girlfriend just got an email from NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell

Trying to figure out when did I give NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell my email. He be blowing my inbox up with nothing really to say!

Had Roger Goodell ever been a league commissioner before this stint with the nfl?

Is Roger Goodell commissioner of the NCAA too? Penn St. got the business today.

Vilma's attorneys said they hoped that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, who upheld the players' penalties in a June 18 appeals hearing, would be in attendance as well.

tells Roger Goodell that Ernie Els is his doppleganger ->

Since when is Roger Goodell the commissioner of the NCAA?

Who knew that Roger Goodell was moonlighting as the NCAA Commissioner?

Michael Could win a Pulitzer Prize! for L.A.Staduim, posted to Los Angeles Football Stadium,and Team Players,for Bring back. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell sent a memo about Los Angeles to the league's 32 teams Friday -- one that surely resonated with the San Diego Chargers, Oakland Raiders, St. Louis Rams and any others that might be considering relocation to the nation's second-largest market. "Although substantial uncertainties remain," Goodell wrote in the two-page document obtained by The Times, "stadium development in Los Angeles has advanced to the point where the prospects for a new facility are better than they have been in many years." The purpose of the memo does not appear to be driven by any plans that might be imminent. Rather, NFL insiders say, the commissioner felt it was appropriate to set and restate some ground rules, foremost among them: It's the league -- and not an individual team -- that will control the relocation process. July 14

Staggering Stat: 26 NFL players arrested since the Superbowl Feb. 5th; 2 players arrested twice, for a total of 28 arrests. That's 1.5% of current NFL players. Staggering to me, but NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says the NFL does not have an arrest problem. I don't know about you, but if I had roughly 1,700 employees and 1.5% of them were arrested over a 5 month period, I would be worried about my company's image.

Even with the iron fist of commissioner Roger Goodell NFL players are still getting into trouble! Role models?? I think not.

"Commissioner Roger Goodell faces an uphill battle if he wants to mimic the Euro soccer fan experience at NFL games"-- letter submitted to Sports Illustrated. Thanks but no thanks. I'd rather my NFL games NOT include fan riots when their team loses.

Wi-Fi coverage to be expanded at Superdome: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell discussed the topic of stadium Wi-Fi ...

Get Roger Goodell out of the nfl. Whos with me?? Worst commissioner in sports

Man David Stern is honestly the most dictatorial commissioner in sports. Roger Goodell is a much better commissioner

Idk who's a worse commissioner David Stern or Roger Goodell ?

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