Rolapp spent 22 years at the NFL and was considered by some as a potential successor to Goodell.

Cincinnati Bengals edge rusher Shemar Stewart continues to make headlines in the NFL. But not necessarily for the right reasons. Thursda ...

Brian Rolapp, the league's Chief Media and Business officer, is in line to fill the position, sources told ESPN NFL reporters Adam Schefter and Seth Wickersham.

Brian Rolapp was widely considered to be NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's successor, but he shocked the world by announcing he'll join the PGA Tour instead.

Commissioner Roger Goodell hosted this year's draft from his basement, and the first-round picks weren't dressed up like they normally are, but the draft didn't disappoint!

While Roger Goodell has overseen arguably the most successful era in NFL history, he will eventually pass the torch. His contract is set to expire in 2027, and ...

One of Roger Goodell's most prominent potential successors is leaving the NFL for a new job. NFL media chief Brian Rolapp, viewed by many as Goodell's ...

Rolapp has been with the NFL for 22 years, and was widely believed to be a potential successor to commissioner Roger Goodell ...

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Brian Rolapp is leaving his position as an NFL executive vice president to become PGA Tour CEO, according to ESPN's Adam ...

The PGA Tour has named a new CEO to work alongside commissioner Jay Monahan, poaching Brian Rolapp from the NFL.

The PGA Tour appears closer than ever to hiring the first CEO in the organization's history. Longtime NFL executive Brian ...