Roger Goodell's ongoing run as commissioner is the second-longest in NFL history, and it looks like there's no end in sight. The NFL announced last week Goodell signed an extension that runs ...

Roger Goodell has signed a contract extension with the NFL. The NFL commissioner has signed a new deal that will keep him at the helm of the league through March 2027. The announcement was made as ...

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has agreed to a three-year extension with the league that will run through March 2027. ... Goodell, 64, last signed a 5-year extension in 2017.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell discussed Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce, Super Bowl 58, sports betting and player safety in an interview on CBS Mornings. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio ...

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's contract has been extended through March 2027. Skip to main content. ... In 2020, the NFL signed a new collective bargaining agreement with league players.

Roger Goodell and the NFL are close to finalizing a multi-year contract extension. Getty Images At the time Goodell signed his last extension, in 2017, the league said that his tenure in charge ...

Goodell, who will turn 63 on Saturday, last signed a five-year extension in 2017. An NFL spokesperson announced at the time that the commissioner would step aside when the deal expired in 2024 ...

That explosive claim was made by an arbitrator who oversaw a collusion grievance between the NFL and the NFL Players Association. The ruling, which was not released by the NFL or NFLPA, was unearthed ...

While it was thought that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell signed his final contract eight years ago, he signed another that ran into the 2027 season. It now appears that he could renew his current ...

The last time NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell signed a contract extension, league spokesman Joe Lockhart said it would be Goodell’s last deal. Goodell quickly disputed that. Before long, Lockhart was ...

When Commissioner Roger Goodell signed a new contract eight years ago, former NFL spokesman Joe Lockhart declared that it would be Goodell’s final deal. It wasn’t. And the one he signed after it ...