One more year of Goodell’s pay will be made public
 

Yes, the NFL has decided to change the league office from tax exempt to taxable. It means that the league eventually will be able to keep secret the money paid to Commissioner Roger Goodell and other top executives.

But not yet. Specifically, one more report will be filed, showing the compensation given to Goodell and others through March 31, 2015. Which will reflect the money Goodell made — or didn’t make — in 2014, the year in which he presided over the Ray Rice P.R. debacle.

Goodell’s compensation hit $44 million in the year ending March 31, 2013, and dropped to a paltry $35 million in the year ending March 31, 2014. The dollars paid — or not paid — to Goodell in the next (and final) report will say plenty about ownership’s ultimate reaction to the scandal.


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Re: One more year of Goodell’s pay will be made public
 

He make's way to much money.

Re: One more year of Goodell’s pay will be made public
 

WoW!!!! Lots of zeros there.
That is just salary. What about: expense account, NYC apt.owned by him or even the NFL, etc.

Re: One more year of Goodell’s pay will be made public
 

44 million.

Re: One more year of Goodell’s pay will be made public
 

No wonder he doesn't mind getting booed for the draft. If I made that much money,I'd boo myself along with them with a 44 million dollar smile!

Re: One more year of Goodell’s pay will be made public
 

44 million; yeesh!

That's entirely way to much money :rolleyes: