Overview
- Commissioner Roger Goodell said the league will gather facts and assess the matter under the personal conduct policy before deciding on any investigation or discipline.
- An NFL statement issued Monday said the office will look into the reports following the Department of Justice release of more than three million Epstein-related documents.
- Files show Tisch’s name at least 440 times in 2013 emails that discuss specific women using terms such as “pro or civilian,” “working girl,” and “my present,” with plans for meetups.
- The emails include an invitation from Tisch for Epstein to a Giants suite, a counterinvite to Epstein’s private island, and at least one exchange during an NFL meeting.
- Tisch said he had a brief association involving emails about adult women, denied traveling to Epstein’s island, and there is no indication he faces a criminal probe.