NFL Commissioner Goodell Announces Anti-Bounty Steps
Steps include creating an anonymous tip life for players
2012-06-21
Ted Barrett CNN Senior Congressional Producer
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell announced Wednesday steps the league is taking to prevent the paying of bounties to players to intentionally injure their opponents, including the creation of an anonymous tip line players can use to report infractions. Read the complete article
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