Goodell: NFL Remains 'Respectful' Of Trump's Opinion On Kaepernick
The NFL commissioner is not yet willing to wade into the waters opened up by President Donald Trump.
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The NFL commissioner is not yet willing to wade into the waters opened up by President Donald Trump.
The plan to solve the officiating problems involves placing all of the decision-making into the hands of a man who has never served as an on-field official or referee in any capacity for the NFL.
Commissioner Roger Goodell announced that the league will be trying to increase the pace of play while also decreasing the frequency of commercial breaks.
It was interesting to hear ESPN's Jim Trotter speak about Roger Goodell and the NFL. Trotter sounded a whole lot like folks around here.
Roger Goodell likes to be known as the man who delivers a hammer of justice. The New York Giants are now reeling after learning that the hard way.
Fortunately, the world still has Rob Gronkowski.
Roger Goodell is apparently very upset that a Patriots coach would wear a shirt depicting the commissioner as a clown.
If Sunday night's incredible Super Bowl victory wasn't enough, all of New England got to see the awkward exchange they've been begging for on Monday morning.
On Sunday night, Patriots fans finally got an answer to the question, "Where is Roger?"
A win looked improbable for the New England Patriots midway through Super Bowl LI. Then again, the Patriots have Tom Brady under center.
Almost in unison, the trio of Eli Manning, Larry Fitzgerald and Greg Olsen -- sharing the stage with Goodell -- offered their opinions in the form of unmistakable dissent. The players had spoken.
Panthers tight end Greg Olsen doesn't sound like he has much sympathy for Tom Brady in DeflateGate.
Patriots president Jonathan Kraft joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Felger & Mazz on Radio Row on Thursday, tackling nearly every topic you could imagine.
The NFL is the most powerful sports league in the world. U.S. President Donald Trump is the most powerful man in the world. But if one had its way, it would have nothing to do with the other. And in some ways, vice versa.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell delivered his annual "State of the NFL" address in Houston, four days prior to Super Bowl LI between the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons.
When hit with questions about President Donald Trump during his Super Bowl LI press conference on Wednesday, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell showed off some great side stepping ability.
Roger Goodell took some questions, but not mine. Here's what I would have asked if given the opportunity.
The New England Patriots will be heading south of the border next season.
Follow along for live quotes and commentary from Roger Goodell's press conference in Houston.
Roger Goodell will speak to the media this afternoon. Here's what to expect.
Reporters Super Bowl 51 Media Night will have no shortage of topics to ask the Patriots about. Here's what you can expect.
A Kingston resident named Brady Goodell told WBZ-TV that in the DeflateGate era, his name is quite the conversation starter.
A Rhode Island business is getting fans fired up for the Super Bowl with an artistic message for NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.
Tom Brady's dad is giving NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell a piece of his mind ahead of the Super Bowl.
Outside of New England, the story may be somewhat convoluted. "Isn't everybody up there just acting like a giant bunch of babies?"Well, here's a brief history lesson.
