We get some more from Roger Goodell's annual Super Bowl Week press conference as he met the media yesterday in San Jose.

So we heard the Steve Tisch question and answer earlier.

We'll look into it.

We'll get the facts.

We'll go from there.

Follow up from another reporter.

Does that mean the NFL will actively investigate Tish's involvement with Jeffrey Epstein?

And also is the lead concerned about other owners potentially being named as part of the release of the Epstein files. I don't even know the status of all the release. I know that 3 million documents came at least as week. So listen, we'll continue to follow any of the facts that come up and we'll determine whether we open an investigation or not based on those facts. And then one more swing at it. I believe this was Albert Breer with the question for Goodell.

Hey, Roger, I know you said you guys are still collecting the facts on any owner's involvement in the Epstein files.

But are you concerned, given the scope of the story, how that reflects on the league?

Sure, but that's why we have a personal conduct policy,

and that's why we'll look into the facts. So there you go. You got that. And by the way, they did announce a game in Paris. The Saints and the Browns are going to be playing in Paris next year. You know, Al, you were ahead of that. We did that yesterday on the warm-up, and then that was sort of like a thing yesterday as part of the international release.

Oh, yes.

Look at you.

About the French.

You were way out in front of that one. Yeah.

He got his big Libya take in there. Payback for Libya back in the day.

What big Libya take? In 1986, when we wanted to bomb Gaddafi, because he was being a douche over there in Libya,

we gave France the heads up.

We said, hey, we're going to fly our bombers over there.

And they said, no.

So we always hold the grudge against France.

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