Roger Goodell at the Bills Game

I think that technology will exist in future

Roger Goodell on spotting the ball: I think that technology will exist in the future

Asked about controversial spots including the fourth down attempt by Bills quarterback Josh Allen in the AFC Championship Game, Goodell said that right now there are limitations on how much technology can do and that technological advances aren’t as useful in football as in other sports for a variety of reasons, including the shape of the ball.

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Roger Goodell Addresses Potential Implementation of Ball-Spot Technology in NFL

A controversial ball spot in the AFC championship game invited criticism of the NFL's system for measuring first downs.

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Roger Goodell Says NFL Could Have an International Super Bowl if League Expands Outside the US

Commissioner Roger Goodell said the NFL could hold a Super Bowl outside of the United States if the league expands to have an international team

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Roger Goodell Breaks Silence on Bills-Chiefs Controversy

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell threw cold water on the theory that officials favored the Kansas City Chiefs over the Buffalo Bills. The post Roger Goodell Breaks Silence on Bills-Chiefs Controversy appeared first on Heavy Sports.

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Roger Goodell Calls Out ‘Ridiculous Theory' That Chiefs Are Favored by Refs

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs are once again one of two teams left standing, with their win over the Buffalo Bills in the AFC championship game cementing their third consecutive Super Bowl appearance.

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Roger Goodell calls idea Chiefs get preferential treatment from officials 'ridiculous' ahead of Super Bowl LIX

And around the NFL, there are a lot of people -- and I mean a LOT of people -- who believe the Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes gain an advantage every single week thanks to favorable calls from the officials.

Roger Goodell delivers bold message at the Super Bowl Opening Night: This is what the commissioner told reporters

The Kansas City Chiefs made it to their third straight Super Bowl, but some claim they have been on the receiving end of some ...

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NFLPA on schedule: 'No one wants to play an 18th game'

NFLPA executive director LLoyd Howell Jr. pushed back against NFL commissioner Roger Goodell's recent statement that safety data favors expanding the regular season.

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