Goodell's phone number

[Chucktownsteeler]

Does anyone have Roger Goodell's phone number. it used to be posted here.

Thanks,

C-town

[Jooser]

I think it's 1-800-Eff-Yinz or something like that....

[JAR]

Phone: 1-212-450-2000
Fax: 212 – 681 – 7573
Commisioner’s e-mail:
roger.goodell@nfl.com
Send mail here :
National Football League
280 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10017

[Chucktownsteeler]

Thanks, Jar. I have called him before. I am going to call and discuss the officiating and draft pick situation.

[JAR]

Dear Commissioner,

After the atrocious officiating yesterday that DID alter the post season, Steeler Nation would like the draft pick back that was taken for something that COULD have altered the post season. A nice hefty fine for all of the officiating crew would also be appreciated.

Sincerely,

Steeler fans that are sick of apologies from the NFL for their game changing
ineptitude

[fordfixer]

The number I have is 1(212)450-2027

[Chucktownsteeler]

I called this morning and left a polite message with the receptionist over my concerns of losing a draft pick over the incident in Balti and also possibly losing a chance for the play-offs over the blunder in the SD game. I also asked if the NFL was going to make the entire Steeler team whole for lost play-off revenue.

In the past someone from the league has gotten back to me in a few days. With the holidays I don't expect a return call until next week. I will keep you posted.

[buckeyehoppy]

The number I have is 1(212)450-2027

That is an accurate phone #, so far as I can remember w/o my phone next to me. Have had the dumb mother f*cker in my contacts for years now, not that it's done any good, mind you.

To really get into our illustrious Commissioner's head, dropping a load of paper on his desk might seem more apropos. Seeing that we couldn't really drop a Cleveland Steamer on his bureau, the paper pile is the next best thing.

I'm thinking a form letter, citing numerous grievances, would be the best way to deal with Mister Personality and how his approach to his job is, shall we say, lacking.

Roger Goodell makes quite a bit of money to be a total f*ck up. It should be high time his bluff got called.

[jj28west]

I used to call the Referee Office and go nuts about Holding on Silverback. Too much caffeine.

[fezziwig]

Is there something new rolling down upon the Steelers that Goodell's phone number is being requested for once again ?

[hawaiiansteel]

Smith: Double standard exists

Updated: May 29, 2014
ESPN.com news services

NFL Players Association executive director DeMaurice Smith was critical of NFL commissioner Roger Goodell on a number of topics Thursday, ranging from punishments to expanded playoffs to HGH testing.

Smith, speaking to ESPN's Sal Paolantonio, criticized Goodell and the league for a double standard when it comes to punishments, particularly in the case of Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay, who has yet to be disciplined after he was arrested and charged with two misdemeanor offenses in March.

"The commissioner understands that there is a significant credibility gap that exists in the National Football League," Smith said. "What troubles our players is the speed and the deliberateness of the punishment that they have seen in the past when it comes to a player. There isn't the same speed or deliberate action when it comes to an owner, and that's a problem."

Players have been critical of Goodell for the delay in judgment against Irsay, who was arrested March 16 for allegedly operating a vehicle while intoxicated and while in the possession of $29,000 and prescription drugs that weren't in his name, according to police reports.

Smith was equally as pointed about Goodell when it came to the topic of HGH testing and why it's been held up to this point.

"It's not being held up on anything that has to do with HGH," Smith said. "It's not being held up on anything that has to do with DUIs. It's not being held up on anything that has to do with the frequency of testing.

"It's being held up because one man wants to keep the power to be the judge, jury and executioner. That's not right."

New NFLPA president Eric Winston said this month that the NFL's plan for HGH testing is on hold because players don't agree with the league's stipulation that Goodell be the final arbiter in particular disputes around the testing process or the results. Smith said this month that both sides have agreed to everything surrounding the testing process. The NFLPA, however, would prefer neutral arbitration over Goodell.

Smith was also asked Thursday about the possible expansion of the playoff field from 12 to 14 teams and said Goodell and league officials must do their due diligence for that to happen.

"If there will be an expansion of the playoffs, there will be a proposal by the National Football League pursuant to the collective bargaining agreement," Smith said. "That is a change of working conditions. Changes of working conditions must be negotiated with this union. And I haven't seen a proposal from the National Football League and I know that is a necessary precondition."

[URL]http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/11002392/demaurice-smith-nfl-players-association-critical-commissioner-roger-goodell[/URL]

[Slapstick]

"It's being held up because one man wants to keep the power to be the judge, jury and executioner. That's not right."

Hmmm...if only someone had tried to warn the NFLPA using almost these exact words...

If only there had been a team that refused to ratify the latest CBA because of this exact problem...

If only...