Goodell Says London May Get NFL Franchise
thesportsbizblog.blogspot.com 10/24/2009 — The NFL is holding its annual regular season game at London's Wembley Stadium Sunday. This year features the New England Patriots playing the Tampa Bay Bucs, who are owned by the Glazer family, owners of the English Premier League and European Champion League's defending champion Manchester ...

Goodell on NFL Team in London: "I'd Like to See one in St. Louis First"
realfakesports.blogspot.com 10/24/2009 — With this weekend's matchup between the Patriots and the Buccaneers taking place in London, talk about moving a permanent franchise to the English city is again surfacing. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says that ultimately, he would like to put a franchise in London, but he would like to ...

London hopes for four games per year by 2012
profootballtalk.nbcsports.com 10/23/2009 — With the Patriots and the Buccaneers preparing to square off at Wembley Stadium for the third annual NFL game in London, some folks in England want more.Three more, to be specific.Alistair Kirkwood, the managing director of NFL UK, told the...

Goodell: NFL has 'tremendous interest' in placing a team in London
usatoday.com 10/25/2009 — NFL commissioner Roger Goodell says the league hopes to start playing multiple regular season games in Britain in the next few ...

Goodell expects more games to be played in Britain soon
nfl.com 10/24/2009 — LONDON -- NFL commissioner Roger Goodell expects the league to start playing multiple regular-season games in Britain in the next few years -- an expansion that could lead to putting a franchise in London. Goodell said Friday that "every indicator" ...

NFL in Britain: Good or bad?
bigblueview.com 10/24/2009 — Something non- Giants related to ask you guys about this morning. The New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers are venturing across the pond this weekend to play the NFL's annual regular season game in London. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell wants to expand the number of games played in ...

Congress Gets Involved In Concussion Debate, Fails To Solve Everything [Nfl]
deadspin.com 10/28/2009 — NFL commissioner Roger Goodell was called to the national principal's office today to explain to senile Congresspeople why football isn't the deadliest game in town. We had some trouble following the testimony because this terrible headache.  ...

Football teams, brain injuries, and independent doctors
smartfootball.com 10/28/2009 — F rom The New York Times , reporting on Congressional hearings regarding head-injuries by NFL players: Roger Goodell , the commissioner of the National Football League , defended the league’s response to the issue of concussions and the care of retired players before the House Judiciary ...

NFL Week 7 - Patriots vs Bucs in London
vegassports-odds.com 10/23/2009 — The NFL travels to London, England for the third regular season London game as the New England Patriots play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Patriots Put Buccaneers in London Fog;Win 35-7
nflgridirongab.com 10/25/2009 — How bad were the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sunday as they were trounced by the New England Patriots across the pond at Wembley Stadium in London by the score of 35-7? Bad enough that this long time NFL observer kept looking for John McKay when the cameras focused on the Bucs bench. McKay of ...

FanHouse: UFL player: My team could beat Bucs — SI.com - NFL

Goodell defends NFL's handling of head injuries — Examiner Sports
After testifying for several hours on Capitol Hill and defending how the NFL handles current and retired players with head injuries, commissioner Roger Goodell recalled suffering a concussion himself in high school.

Goodell defends NFL's handling of head injuries — Boston.com -- Football news
After testifying for several hours on Capitol Hill and defending how the NFL handles current and retired players with head injuries, commissioner Roger Goodell recalled suffering a concussion himself in high school.  ...

NFL to turn over injury records to House panel — SFGate: Top Sports Stories
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell agreed Wednesday to turn over the league's medical records to a House panel investigating whether there is a link between football injuries and brain problems experienced by former players later in their lives. Rep. ...

Sports shorts — NY Post: Sports
NFL: Goodell testifies to Congress NFL commissioner Roger Goodell would not acknowledge a connection between head injuries on the football field and later brain diseases while defending the league's policies on concussions before Congress in Washing...