It may be the offseason, but National Football League commissioner Roger Goodell has been busy lately, suspending coaches, levying fines, and revoking draft picks as a result of an organized program run by the New Orleans Saints under which the franchise’s players were paid bounties for injuring opposing players during games.
Now, as the league’s disciplinary spotlight turns toward Saints players, The Am Law Daily has learned that the National Football League Players Association has retained Fulbright & Jaworski.
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