Latest Hint from NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Could Change College Football Saturdays originally appeared on Athlon Sports. After signing a landmark deal with ESPN, which gives it the rights to the NFL Network, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell hinted at expanding NFL RedZone to create a college football version.

ESPN is acquiring the rights to distribute NFL Network and NFL RedZone in exchange for a 10 percent stake in the network. And while the deal obviously ruins any facade of objectivity ESPN has with respect to covering the NFL,

On SportsCenter, Roger Goodell joins to give his condolences and sympathy to the four people killed in a midtown Manhattan office building that houses the NFL's headquarters and more.

We’re not competing with the NBA or MLB,” Goodell said. “Our competitors are Apple and Google.” He's right, even if the NFL is doing business with Google and could soon

In a recent statement that sparked debate across the sports and media landscape, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell confidently declared that he doesn’t see the NBA, MLB, or any traditional sports leagues as true competition.

Since Adam Silver took over as the Commissioner of the NBA, he has overseen the transition from television-dominated viewership to The post Fans in Splits as Roger Goodell Says NFL Competes With $3 Trillion Apple,

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has stirred up controversy by claiming that the league doesn't compete with the NBA or MLB