Roger Goodell has benefitted from the success of his predecessors in Paul Tagliabue and Pete Rozelle. Both former commissioners created parity by coming up with a salary cap that would give 32 teams chance to win a championship. He also benefitted from great players in his league. Read More
We pine for the days when we can talk about the games rather than talk about the social issues that plague sports these days. Those were the good old days. Those days are over now. Read More
Commissioner Roger Goodell and his buddies in the National Football League office are under some serious heat. In just the last few months, almost all of the skeletons in the league policy closet have come out. Read More
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