NFL Clears Tisch of Conduct Policy Violations

On April 1st, NFL Commissioner Roger Godell just cleared New York Giants' chairman, Steve

Tish, of any violations under the league's personal conduct.

Policy

This comes after emails from Jeffrey Epstein linked Tish to several women.

Godell stressed they dug deep into all the facts before deciding.

Earlier this month, the Tish family, Steve, his brother Jonathan, and sister Laurie, transferred

their 23% stake in the Giants into.

Just for their kids as part of a stay planning, that means they're no longer listed as owners,

but the team's operations won't change much.

Giants co-owner John Mara showed up at the league meetings despite his cancer battle,

but no one from the Tish side was there.

A team spokesperson confirmed, Steve Tish's day-to-day role stays exactly the same, even

if the league approves the transfer.

League execs got the memo on the ownership shift, and Godell said they've consulted everyone

involved to make sure nothing's missed.

So far, no red flags.

The NFL's keeping eyes on this, but for now, it's business as usual for the Giants with

Tish still calling shots behind the scenes.

That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI.

I'm Corey with The Story.