The NFL's PR Crisis: Can Goodell Hold On to His Job?

The transcript discusses the NFL's shift in focus from on-field to off-field issues, particularly domestic violence cases involving players like Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson. It highlights Roger Goodell's willingness to yield control over player discipline due to public and sponsor pressure. The discussion also covers the psychological effects of power on perception, the NFL's image crisis, and the league's responsibility as role models. Goodell's press conference and accountability are examined, questioning whether he can retain his position amid the PR crisis.

What are the two main issues highlighted regarding Roger Goodell's approach to player discipline?

How has the public perception of the NFL changed in light of recent domestic violence cases?

Discuss the implications of the NFL's disciplinary standards on its public image.

What does the term 'zero tolerance' imply in the context of the NFL's approach to domestic violence?

What role does the NFL have in influencing young men regarding domestic violence?

What mistakes did Roger Goodell acknowledge making during the press conference?

How can the NFL improve its handling of domestic violence cases in the future?