Mike Florio and Michael Holley discuss Roger Goodell’s future as NFL commissioner and explain why he could be in the big seat for many years to come.

Editor's note: The NFL opted to exclusively air Roger Goodell's press conference via NFL Network. There's still just under one week left before Super Bowl 60 kicks off, which leaves plenty of room for extra news and quotes before the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots kick off.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell was asked about Bad Bunny's criticism of ICE and whether he expected the Super Bowl LX halftime show performer to make a political statement.

Roger Goodell has served as NFL commissioner since 2006, when owners voted him in on the fifth ballot as the successor to Paul Tagliabue. Tagliabue served from 1990 through 2006.

Every Super Bowl has two games: one on the field, and one off it. Roger Goodell knows this better than anyone.

Emmitt Smith has accused Roger Goodell of prioritising money over player safety as the NFL pushes towards an 18-game regular season. The debate around expanding the schedule has intensified in recent months,

The moment was captured on video.

It’s a long-term play, a 100-year plan. The NFL is already two decades into its international experiment, which began in 2007 with one regular-season game per year in London. And it makes sense. If the league can establish a truly global footprint, a billion-dollar business eventually becomes a trillion-dollar business.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell shared a warm moment with Bad Bunny after his Super Bowl 60 halftime performance.