Goodell, Labor Lawyer Pash to Be Paid $1 If NFL Work Stops
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Roger Goodell’s salary will drop to $1 a year if the National Football League and its players can’t avoid a work stoppage.
Goodell, who received about $9.8 million in salary and bonuses in 2009, said in a memo to staff that he also recommended that the owners’ Compensation Committee postpone a decision on any bonus until after the league and the players’ union complete a new collective bargaining agreement.