On Saturday afternoon the Kansas City Chiefs took the field for a divisional round battle against the Houston Texans. Kansas City entered the game as the heavy favorite, with most analysts calling for Patrick Mahomes and company to punch their tickets to the AFC title game once again.

One of the bigger topics surrounding the NFL for quite some time as of late has been player safety. The league has taken numerous steps in this regard. From concussion evaluation, to medical tents on the sidelines of a game for each team.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell reiterated the possibility that the NFL could expand its regular season to 18 games at some point in the future. Appearing

Throughout his tenure as NFL Commissioner, Roger Goodell has introduced many changes to the league, and now he is planning a major revamp in the coming years. Roger Goodell is always looking for ways to make the NFL more appealing to fans.

NFL fans and players are reacting strongly to Commissioner Roger Goodell’s proposal to expand the regular season to 18 games, citing concerns over player safety and increased injury risks.

After expanding the NFL season to 17 games in 2021, Roger Goodell expressed the possibility of an 18-game regular season coming soon.

Roger Goodell proposes expanding the NFL's regular season to 18 games, reducing preseason to two, increasing international games to 16 in cities like London and Madrid, and potentially hosting the Super Bowl outside the United States.

The NFL could expand to 18 regular season games in the near future. Commissioner Roger Goodell discussed the topic on Bloomberg TV. “We would keep within that 20-game framework,” Goodell said. “We went to 16 and four,

Ever since the NFL went to a 17-game regular season schedule in 2021, it’s been obvious that the odd-numbered calendar

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell recently sat down to do an interview on Bloomberg TV for "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations."