Commissioner of the NFL

The Commissioner of the NFL is the chief executive officer of the National Football League, responsible for overseeing the league's operations, enforcing its rules, and ensuring its growth and integrity. The Commissioner negotiates broadcasting contracts, addresses player conduct, and manages relationships with team owners. Elected by team owners, the Commissioner plays a crucial role in shaping league policies and handling major issues, including player safety and public relations. Their decisions can significantly influence the direction of the league and the overall experience for fans and players alike.