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From the president of a think tank on constitutional/political studies:

NFL corruption highlights the need to revoke special legal treatment

Highlights:

Most people do not know that the National Football League is treated as a tax-exempt nonprofit organization, nor do they realize that the NFL receives a special broadcast antitrust exemption. None of that makes sense. But on top of it all, the NFL and its commissioner, Roger Goodell, are corrupt and lawless which is one more reason not to give the NFL special tax and legal treatment.

Quite frankly, the NFL’s corruption is out of control and must be dealt with. People want an honest game, not back-room collusion.

Another example of the NFL’s corruption is the so-called bounty scandal. ...
Despite the obvious overreach, Goodell abused his authority to bully the coaches who did not have the right to arbitration. Because their only hope of reinstatement could come from Goodell, they could not anger him with even a timid challenge. That is the tactic of a corrupt, two-bit dictator, not an honest commissioner. Shame on Roger Goodell and the NFL.

The NFL should fire Goodell and find a commissioner that will ensure that the league is run efficiently, fairly and with unquestionable integrity. The NFL can deal successfully with tough issues like head injuries and concussions only if the commissioner is widely known for independence, competence and honesty.