WATCH: NFL commissioner Roger Goodell addresses Broncos ownership situation

During his annual “state of the union” press conference from Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell weighed on the on-going Denver Broncos ownership dispute, saying:

“Well, as you know, that is an ongoing dispute. It is one that our office, and myself in particular, may be involved with, so I’m limited in how much I can say at this point in time. I guess I’d say, in the short term, that it’s sad when disputes like this occur. It’s not something I think Pat Bowlen, who I knew very well, would have wanted. The Broncos meant a great deal to him and to his family. And I think this week, the best thing we can do is to focus on Pat and his contributions and his viability to become a new member of the Hall of Fame.”

You can watch the full answer in the video attached at the 27:36 mark.

After the press conference, “The Drive” host DMac and “Schlereth and Evans” host Mike Evans responded to Goodell’s comments:

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