CBC.ca Goodell considering Pro Bowl options Boston.com AP / February 6, 2012 INDIANAPOLIS - NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said he was disappointed in the quality of last week's Pro Bowl and changes must be considered, perhaps even dropping the game altogether. Speaking on ESPN Radio, Goodell said this ... Pro Bowl on block? Philadelphia Daily News NFL commissioner disappointed with Pro Bowl San Francisco Chronicle Dropping Pro Bowl possible, Goodell says Sacramento Bee KHON2 - CBSSports.com...Read Full Story
New York Times Goodell criticizes quality of Pro Bowl; could even eliminate it Washington Post INDIANAPOLIS — NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says he is disappointed in the quality of last week's Pro Bowl and changes must be considered, perhaps even dropping the game altogether. Speaking on ESPN Radio, Goodell says this year's Pro Bowl wasn't ... Thursday expansion and fantasy SportingNews.com Goodell: NFL could punt Pro Bowl for good USA TODAY Goodell: Might eliminate Pro Bowl Chicago Tribune...Read Full Story
Overshadowed by the Super Bowl yesterday were the comments NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell made earlier in the day suggesting that the league might simply eliminate the dreadful Pro Bowl. Mr. Goodell, via a telephone interview on a Super Bowl special Mike and Mike in the morning show on Sunday, stating that the league was going [...] NFL Commissioner suggests elimating Pro Bowl is a post by the Best Sports Blogs at BallHyped.com.
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New York Daily News Goodell, NFL eye Thursday expansion New York Daily News By Kevin Armstrong / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS NFL commissioner Roger Goodell says league hopes to expand its Thursday night schedule, but is noncommittal when asked about an 18-game schedule. INDIANAPOLIS — In the first-floor ballroom of the JW Marriott ... Roger Goodell says kickoffs likely to stay at 35-yard line Chicago Sun-Times NFL's silent voices also are heard Pittsburgh Post Gazette NFL to become Thursday night...Read Full Story
The Associated Press Goodell Says NFL Will Continue Work on Concussions ABC News Commissioner Roger Goodell says the NFL will continue its work toward preventing concussions and other injuries, saying what's been done so far is only a starting point. Goodell said at his state of the NFL news conference Friday that the league has ... NFL commissioner says Indy is 'viable candidate' for another Super Bowl Indianapolis Star NFL commissioner Roger Goodell: Injuries remain a priority, LA isn't...Read Full Story
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell signed a five-year contract extension that could bring his annual salary to around $20 million by its conclusion, according to a report by the Sports Business Daily.
Falcons receiver Roddy White saw Florio’s item about the salary of NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, and suffice to say White doesn’t think the commissioner should be making more money than most players make. White wrote on Twitter that he ...
It’s hard to argue with that kind of success, but since fan feedback can be important to any league’s continuing popularity, here are two thoughts for the NFL’s consideration: 1. While the last minutes of Super Bowl XLVI were plenty ...
National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell’s recent five-year contract extension will, by the end of its term, roughly double his current annual pay of about $10 million, sources have told the SportsBusiness Journal.
Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank, chairman of the league’s compensation committee, declined to comment on financial details but confirmed the extension would bring Goodell in line with other top sports commissioners...
National Football League commissioner Roger Goodell grabbed headlines last week when he talked about the league going to 34 teams if its expands into Los Angeles. That sparked talk of a second expansion team landing in Las Vegas, San Antonio, Mexico City, Toronto or Portland, Oreg..
But Goodell later backed off a possible two team expansion, according to ESPN.
Still, the NFL coming back to Los Angeles as well as Las Vegas, could impact the...
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — NFL commissioner Roger Goodell says he is disappointed in the quality of last week's Pro Bowl and changes must be considered, perhaps even dropping the game altogether.
NEW YORK—Football fans "do not like the Pro Bowl" and "would rather get rid of the all-star game altogether," NFL commissioner Roger Goodell told reporters Saturday, saying the league is open to hearing exactly how much mone...
Philadelphia Daily News - PHOENIX - As Roger Goodell joked with the technician setting up the microphone for his news conference at the NFL meetings Monday ... Roger listens to both sides, and he give
USA Today - PHOENIX — Roger Goodell's administration is less than 8 months old, but we've already come to learn something about the fair ... Roger is no dodger when it comes to tackling a to
San Francisco Gate - A person within the league familiar with Jones' situation told The Associated Press on Tuesday that a hearing will occur next Tuesday. That person requested anonymity because
Philadelphia Daily News - PHOENIX - As Roger Goodell joked with the technician setting up the microphone for his news conference at the NFL meetings Monday, someone asked one of the NFL publicists whe