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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said he doesn't owe the four previously suspended players the league connected to the New Orleans Saints bounty scandal an apology during a press conference at the league owners' meetings in Irving, Texas on Wednesday.

"Commissioner Tagliabue said there's no one here who should feel good about their role in this with respect to the Saints," Goodell said. "This is something that people made judgments. None of those people should feel good about those judgments. To have a bounty program where you're targeting players for injury, it's completely unacceptable in the NFL, it's clear that occurred for three years despite all of the denials."

Roger Goodell says he won't apologize to previously suspended players in New Orleans Saints bounty scandal | NOLA.com

"A Veteran is someone who, at one point in his life, wrote a blank check made payable to "The United States of America" for an amount of "up to and including my life."