The league has stated that if games in Great Britain are successful, the league will then attempt to expand to continental Europe.

In reaction, the league has stated that they are reviewing the players' use of helmets.

The league has often stated that it wants players to join with owners in a partnership.

The league stated that the law implied the legality of league-wide action to protect the value of the national television contracts.

When reached for comment, the league stated that they are still currently known as the Marathon Renegades.

However, the league has stated that an in-stadium Super Bowl halftime show will still be held.

The league disputed this, and stated that its substance abuse program functioned appropriately.

On November 7, the league stated that the Chargers did not cheat, but fined the team $20,000.

Ochocinco offered to pay the fine for him, as he disagreed with the league's decision, but the league stated that he would not be able to.

The league chose not to penalize Celek, but stated that any future incident will be punished.