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NFL Offices Targeted in New York City Shooting Monday Evening
"We are deeply grateful to the law enforcement officers who responded to this threat quickly and decisively, and to Office Islam, who gave his life to protect others"
Pablo Torre Can’t Play Victim With The NFL
"If Torre truly feels that the league is just now paying attention to what he’s saying on the national platforms he’s featured on, maybe he’s learned nothing from what he’s already found out."
Brian Rolapp Officially Named New CEO Of The PGA Tour
"The PGA TOUR represents the highest level of competition, integrity and global opportunity in the game of golf, and I believe deeply in the TOUR’s mission and its potential to grow even stronger"
Brian Rolapp Leaves NFL Media For PGA Tour CEO: Report
"After 22 remarkable seasons of dedicated leadership and significant contributions, Brian Rolapp will be leaving the NFL to pursue other opportunities"
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Believes Schedule Can Get to 16 International Games
“We're not looking to be a circus when we go in. We want to be there. We want to we want to put roots in there."
What if Sports Radio Had Annual Owners’ Meetings Like the NFL?
What if the best minds in programming, sales, marketing, and tech got together every year and said, “What needs to change?” And then—here’s the key part—we actually changed it.
Fred Toucher: ‘Deflategate’ Might Have Been ‘Worst Period of Sports Talk Radio’
"People that I knew didn’t care about it – I hated it."
Jim Trotter Settles Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Against NFL
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Roger Goodell to CNBC: When it Comes to Streaming, ‘You Have to Go Where Your Fans Are’
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell appeared on CNBC's 'Squawk Box' ahead of tonight's first ever game for the league in South America. The interview touched...
Roger Goodell Gets a Black Eye in Sunday Ticket Decision
"The initial ruling may not hit the NFL as hard as some industries, but no one can ignore a $4.7 billion judgement against them."