Roger Goodell NFL Commissioner Tenure
Roger Goodell became the NFL commissioner on September 1, 2006. As of 2025, he has served for nearly two decades. He succeeded Paul Tagliabue after being selected by the league owners.
Roger Goodell Commissioner Career Highlights
During his time as commissioner, Goodell has led the NFL through rule changes, expanded international games, and managed collective bargaining agreements. He has also overseen major policy updates on player safety and conduct.
Roger Goodell NFL Leadership Timeline
Before becoming commissioner, Goodell worked in various NFL roles, including chief of staff to the commissioner and executive vice president. His long career within the league shaped his approach to league governance and operations.
For more details on Roger Goodell's background and career, see his biography on nfl.com.
