Roger Goodell

The NFL now has a global brand reach and it is time for our fans in Mexico and outside North America to have the opportunity to enjoy live NFL games. We are proud of the relationships we have built in Europe and Asia and look forward to leveraging those into the opportunity to bring regular season games to fans in China, Germany and elsewhere.

The NFL will continue to lead the efforts to learn as much as possible about any potential link between head injuries and CTE and continue to evolve the game to make it safer for all players, in continued partnership with medical researchers and the players' association.

It is important to remember Mr. Miller was answering specific questions at the time and his comments should not be construed as a blanket statement regarding existing theories on CTE and brain trauma. The NFL remains committed to studying all impacts of player injuries and continue to seek solutions to ensure greater player safety in the future.

Frequently the myriad of income streams and complexities of associated accounting rules make it challenging for the league to calculate the exact amounts due to be allocated to various revenue pools. We continue to seek improvements to our internal processes to minimize any potential mistakes.

Thank you for your feedback. The NFL continues to seek ways to improve the product on the field while always keeping the fan experience foremost in mind.

I look forward to congratulating whichever team is crowned Super Bowl champion as we cap off a year of celebrating our fans, our game and 50 years of the Super Bowl era.

I am proud the NFL has conducted a fair and open evaluation of the options available for returning professional football to Los Angeles and I believe the hard work put in by so many has resulted in the best possible outcome for all concerned. I look forward to the continued resolution of stadium issues surrounding the Chargers and Raiders.

Thank you for your input. As always, providing access to the fans is among our highest priorities. The NFL may consider a package to allow certain games to be viewed which would be available on demand through your current cable provider.

The NFL embraces league parity that results in exciting division races and competitive playoffs. We look forward to evaluating the prospect of extending the playoffs to 8 teams per conference and trust that will assuage your concerns.

The NFL welcomes the ongoing dialog about concussions and we are proud to be leading the effort to reduce or eliminate the instances of head injuries through greater awareness, rules changes and the concussion protocol process.

The league office welcomes fan inquires.

The NFL is committed to continually looking at ways to ensure the fairest and most consistent officiating possible in our games.

The NFL continues to evaluate its blackout rules across all forms of media as we seek to find the optimal approach for the benefit of our teams and fans.

The NFL is pleased to bring a new dimension of excitement for the fans to Thursday Night football through Nike's new Color Rush uniforms.

Each of the 32 teams is equally important to the NFL. This is our guiding principle when it comes to all league operations, both on and off the field.

Protecting NFL copyrighted material is a complicated issue and we are working toward balancing those needs while continuing to provide our fans with the best possible online experience at NFL.com.

On behalf of the entire NFL, I'd like to wish Bill a quick recovery.

Please be advised the NFL and Mr. WEO no longer have any working relationship.

The NFL has an obligation to protect its intellectual property from unauthorized usage.

The NFL is conducting a thorough review of game footage involving instances of the so called 'pick play'. If we conclude teams are gaining an unfair advantage using this technique, you can expect the officials to make it a point of emphasis to penalize appropriate teams for pick violations.

The NFL and our network partners wanted to ensure fans across the country had the best opportunity to see as many of the key games as possible.

This marks an important step in our long-term international growth. Fans in the UK have responded incredibly well to the regular-season games we have played in London since 2007. They have demanded more NFL games, and we have worked to accommodate them. We think it's time to expand our International Series to other countries and respond to the growing interest in our game not only in the UK, but elsewhere around the world.

The difficult task of scheduling all 256 regular season games requires league planners to account for numerous factors. As always we strive to ensure the process is as fair and equitable as possible for all teams.

The league office has reviewed the tape and determined that no further action is necessary.

Nothing is more important to the NFL and me personally than continuing to uphold the integrity of our games, our officials and the manner in which the league conducts its business.