Roger Goodell

how it started: how it’s going:

Just paid a visit to the Ralph Hay Showroom, where the first league meeting took place 100 years ago today.

Happy 100th Birthday, @NFL

My letter to NFL fans:

Happy Draft Day, NFL fans. Good luck to every team. A quick tour of my basement where I’ll be announcing picks for the 2020 #NFLDraft. See you tonight!

.@TomBrady, I gladly accept the #ALLINCHALLENGE. Be on the lookout for the NFL VIP Super Bowl package. I’m challenging @ericstonestreet & @PFHOFPrez David Baker to join.

Jane and I are proud to support @richeisen and the amazing kids @Stjude with a $25K donation. Post a video of yourself running the 40 from now til @NFLDraft to support #runrichrun and we’ll add an extra $5 for every video you tag.

RT to pledge #OneMoreSunday and Verizon will *donate $1 to volunteer organizations in your community! Join us and @NFL & help us build the biggest volunteer network in America. vz.to/37AtfBf #NFLHuddlefor100 *Must RT on 2/2 and 2/3.

50 years later POW gets second chance to watch his @Chiefs in #SBLIV Air Force Colonel Edward Lee Hubbard's story below: bit.ly/2S7N8sC #SBLIV I #NFL100

‘I’m old, not dead’: Columnist Jerry Izenberg’s historic streak of 53 Super Bowls comes to an end nj.com/sports/2020/01…

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Congratulations, Eli.

When Congressman Cummings and I first met more than a decade ago, we quickly developed a relationship of mutual respect and trust. I join the country in mourning his passing.

It's here. Our 100th season kicks off tonight when the Packers & Bears meet for their 199th showdown. This season, #NFL100 has something for everyone. We invite you to join in the celebration. Here's to the next century of football. bit.ly/2lylmJq

The @NFL was honored to welcome 50 veterans from @WWP at HQ this week, including Army Veteran Kim Jackson. Congratulations on completing a 19-mile “Soldier Ride” and thanks to @NFLLegends @49TRich @Mrmac256 & Usama Young for making the journey as well. #SaluteToService

Pat personified all that’s right about the NFL and is extremely deserving of this summer’s recognition as a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Our league is also better because of Pat’s extraordinary contributions. As co-chair of the NFL Management Council Executive Committee and the chair of the Broadcasting Committee, Pat played an instrumental role in many facets of our League that benefited fans, players and clubs.

Pat Bowlen was driven by the will to succeed and his competitive spirit made him a great leader. We all will greatly miss him and his kindness, passion and wisdom. Pat had a deep love for the game of football, the Broncos and the City of Denver.