NFL cooperating with Florida AG after subpoena, Goodell says
“I think we have been very clear about our programs, and we obviously evaluate them all the time, not just for how they get better, but also to make sure that they’re consistent with the law,” Goodell said Tuesday. “We’re engaging with the Florida attorney general and will continue to. We’ll share everything we’re doing with them,” he continued.
- ▪“I think we have been very clear about our programs, and we obviously evaluate them all the time, not just for how they get better, but also to make sure that they’re consistent with the law,” Goodell said Tuesday.
- ▪“We’re engaging with the Florida attorney general and will continue to.
- ▪We’ll share everything we’re doing with them,” he continued.
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Sports & Gaming NFL cooperating with Florida AG after subpoena, Goodell says Comments: by Dominick Mastrangelo - 05/20/26 9:05 AM ET Comments: Link copied by Dominick Mastrangelo - 05/20/26 9:05 AM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING The NFL is complying with an investigation by Attorney General James Uthmeier (R) over whether the league violated its “Rooney Rule” on head coach hirings. “I think we have been very clear about our programs, and we obviously evaluate them all the time, not just for how they get better, but also to make sure that they’re consistent with the law,” Goodell said Tuesday. “We’re engaging with the Florida attorney general and will continue to. We’ll share everything we’re doing with them,” he continued.
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