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    So, in addition to considering the broader issue, the NFL may give a wild-card team home-field advantage over a division winner if it has the better record. "The incentive should be for teams to win as many games as possible" Goodell said. Nine games in this season's final two weeks involved at least one team with nothing to play for, he said. Full Article at East Valley Tribune
    The incentive should be for teams to win as many games as possible
    Roger Goodell – Roger Goodell SOURCE: East Valley Tribune 22 months ago
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  1. not actively looking at expansion ... If we look to expand, certainly Canadian markets would be something we'd look at.
    SOURCE: East Valley Tribune 22 months ago
  2. What we found was totally consistent with what the team told us
    SOURCE: East Valley Tribune 22 months ago
  3. They played their hearts out ... That was one of the proudest moments I had in 2007.
    Roger Goodell – Roger Goodell SOURCE: East Valley Tribune 22 months ago
  4. I'm confident we will make changes that will be beneficial.
    SOURCE: East Valley Tribune 22 months ago
  5. The last thing you want to do is to come back and fail.
    SOURCE: East Valley Tribune 22 months ago
  6. I think it probably had a limited effect, if any ... Coaches are aware of the possibility of their signals being stolen.
    SOURCE: East Valley Tribune 22 months ago
  7. That's clearly the lowlight of the season for me. It's a tragedy.
    SOURCE: East Valley Tribune 22 months ago

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