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Roger Goodell has been the NFL Commissioner since 2006, overseeing all league operations. His salary and career earnings reflect the significant responsibilities of this high-profile position.
How much does Roger Goodell make? Career earnings, net worth of NFL Commissioner originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Being in charge of the NFL is one of the biggest jobs in sportsĀ ā and one Roger Goodell has owned since 2006.
The league's commissioner is in charge of overseeing all NFL operations, including business operations, player conduct, and representing the owners. Each year, fans spend the most time seeing Goodell at the NFL Draft, where he announces picks.
It certainly pays well to be the NFL's commissionerĀ ā but how much does Goodell really make?
Here's what to know about Goodell's contract, salary and more.
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Roger Goodell contract details
Goodell is currently under contract with the NFL through March 2027. He signed a three-year extension in March 2023. Since taking on the role in 2006, he's signed four extensions.
"It really was quite simple, honestly," Goodell said of the extension in 2023, per ESPN. "It was just a matter of getting to it, frankly. It wasn't much of a discussion. It was pretty quick. I'm obviously honored to do this job."
Official figures on the deal weren't released, but it was "expected to be incentive-laden and, considering the league's financial success, the most lucrative deal ever given to any commissioner in any sport," according to ESPN. In the 2019-20 and 2020-21 seasons, Goodell earned $63.9 million annually.
Goodell began his time with the NFL back in 1982 as an administrative intern.
Roger Goodell salary