GrogansArmy

How the hell is he still the commish... after like what? 4 years?

No one seems to like him, not the fans, not the players, and like not half the owners. What needs to be done to get rid of him? He's been killing the game, its really sad. He's super biased and inconsistent.

How has he not been fired by now yet? I really do not understand how he's been able to have kept his job for so long.

shmessy

The answer is M-O-N-E-Y. The man has produced.

It ain't some high school popularity contest.

Very simply, it's how the world works.

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robbomango

a GodoHell thread, this should be interesting.

I can't stand the sight of the pius douche bag, his high n mighty crusade is hurl worthy. he's do for a jimmy hoffa exit.

GrogansArmy

He needs to go. Like .. now! I don't know the rules, but how does one go about removing him?

Armchair Quarterback

He's manning a ship on autopilot, he is a buffoon who is making the sport less enjoyable every year.

robbomango

he doesn't strike me as the savy business tycoon, more like a puppet doing the bidding of a more intelligent group of money makers.

I don't know the inns and out of how the nfl works, just making an ignorant observation based off his character, lol.

PatsFan24

The guy is destroying the product as far as quality, yet he is bringing in huge dollars.

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Koma

I'm no fan of Goodell, but he did play a role in resolving the labor situation over the summer. That's going to be a high point on his next performance review. Plus, I believe the owner's gave him a new contract within the last 6-12 months.

The only way I could see him going is if he made a series of rulings that were so illogical that the owner's would have to take action. For example, if he hammered one team for a rule violation, but then, a few years later, when another team is caught breaking the same rule, he gives them a pass because they were wearing a certain hat or shirt at the time. But that scenario is so farfetched, is could never happen.

Joker

more like a puppet doing the bidding of a more intelligent group of money makers.

and where, pray tell. is the highest concentration of intelligent money makers in this country???? hmmmmmmmmm...this is a tough one.....

National Football League
345 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10154

hey...jeez...LOOK at that....Park Ave. NYC.....wonder ,is this anywhere near...Wall St. and the Wall St. district???? Well, gee whiz, golly gee willikers...you walk a half block west to Broadway, hop on the D train and head toward Battery Park....and voila!!!..there you are...the seat of all greed and monetary power in the United States.

Golly gee...I'm sure it's all on the up and up though...no way has there ever been any hint or tinge of corruption coming from these lofty,hallowed streets of honesty and integrity....nah............BTW, anybody wanna buy a bridge???...cheap???

Wolfpack

Ya the NFL is really hurtin'. It's gone nothing but downhill since he took over.

BTW, where is there a single shred of evidence that "half the owners" are not pleased with him?