Report: Roger Goodell Won't Attend NFL Season Opener In New England
Roger Goodell has no interest in attending next week's NFL season opener at Gillette Stadium.
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Roger Goodell has no interest in attending next week's NFL season opener at Gillette Stadium.
Patriots fans jumped for joy on Twitter when Tom Brady was exonerated. Those outside of New England who still think he cheated? Not so much.
Roger Goodell ought to be embarrassed. Embarrassed. Ashamed. Humiliated.
After the news broke, Patriots owner Robert Kraft issued the following statement.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says the league will appeal Judge Richard Berman's decision to vacate Tom Brady's four-game suspension.
After Tom Brady's suspension was overturned Thursday morning, the NFLPA released a statement. Here it is in full.
The NFL is unlikely to successfully appeal the "sound" and "reasonable" ruling, says WBZ legal analyst Harry Manion.
Scott Zolak says the relatively routine practice of minimizing or vacating a ruling by the league speaks to the flaws in how players are held accountable.
Twitter exploded after Tom Brady's four-game suspension got overturned. Here is a roundup of the best tweets of the morning.
Tom Brady has beaten Roger Goodell in federal court.
The T&R Draft returned on Thursday morning
What we'll be watching for as the Patriots finish up their 2015 preseason against the New York Giants.
This season, Bergeron will also bear some responsibility for making sure general manager Don Sweeney's changes to the roster smoothly integrate into the Bruins' culture.
The New York Yankees hammered out five home runs in the first five innings and built a 12-1 lead before limping home to a 13-8 victory over the Boston Red Sox in the rubber game of a three-game series Wednesday.
On a conference call celebrating the kickoff of the 2015-16 NFL season, Nantz, Simms and CBS' NFL Today cast answered questions from reporters nation wide.
