Roger Goodell and Jane Skinner (Photo via NBC)
The NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has been dominating headlines amidst the ongoing 2024 season.
He became quite the subject on Sunday Night Football when Goodell and his wife were spotted inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium to watch the game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Atlanta Falcons.
Roger Goodell and his wife, Jane Skinner, were shown in their suite on NBC to watch as the Chiefs pulled off a victory, improving their record to 3-0.
Photos of Goodell and Skinner soon surfaced online, which had fans thinking that Jane looked like somebody they knew.
Check out some of the reactions:
Commissioner Roger Goodell’s wife looks like Uma Thurman.
— Tipp Major (@tippmajor) September 23, 2024
Roger Goodell’s wife having the name Jane just cracks me up … Immediately thought of Jane Goodall
— Ross (@hubbs76) September 23, 2024
Roger Goodell don’t read this
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Roger Goodell’s wife: hello— Curtis Wenis (@CurtisWenis) September 23, 2024
Why is Roger Goodell’s wife kinda…
— Quintonio Brown (@QuintonioBrown) September 23, 2024
Goodell’s wife looks like she says, “you told them, honey” after he does his job.
— Le Roy (@TresWinn) September 23, 2024
Ugh… Goodell’s wife is bad 🙄
— Ms. Information (@byrneracct) September 23, 2024
More like this Uma Thurman pic.twitter.com/SVAweNlHQ1
— Tipp Major (@tippmajor) September 23, 2024
With a newly signed contract by Roger Goodell last year, we should be seeing plenty more of Jane Skinner in the future.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Agreed To Contract Extension With League
Roger Goodell has served as the NFL’s commissioner since 2006, guiding the league to continued growth as the world’s most valuable sports league.
He replaced Paul Tagliabue and recently got his fourth extension, which will take his tenure beyond 20 years.
Goodell received a three-year contract extension through March 2027.
“It really was quite simple, honestly,” Goodell said of the process involved for the extension. “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.”
According to ESPN, Goodell, whose deal was set to expire in spring 2024, reportedly earned $63.9 million annually for the 2019-20 and 2020-21 seasons.
He made it clear that he wants to execute the league’s “long-range plan,” which includes becoming a global sport.
Aside from playing American football in different countries, the sport is set to compete in the 2028 Olympics in the form of flag football.
