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Poll: Most NFL Fans Think Goodell Should Keep Job

Poll: Most NFL Fans Think Goodell Should Keep Job
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. (Elsa/Getty Images)

Wednesday, 08 October 2014 07:01 AM EDT

Most NFL fans believe Commissioner Roger Goodell should keep his job after his handling of recent domestic violence cases, according to a new Associated Press-GfK Poll.

Only 32 percent say Goodell should lose his job over the issue, with 66 percent saying he shouldn't.

Support for his handling of the cases is much lower, though, with 42 percent saying they disapprove. The same percentage neither approve nor disapprove, with just 15 percent approving.

Goodell initially suspended Ray Rice for two games after the Baltimore Ravens running back was charged with assaulting his then-fiancee. The commissioner defended the punishment at first, before admitting more than a month later that he "didn't get it right."

When a video of the assault later surfaced, Goodell suspended Rice indefinitely, saying the images constituted new evidence. Rice was released earlier that day by the Ravens.

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Most NFL fans believe Commissioner Roger Goodell should keep his job after his handling of recent domestic violence cases, according to a new Associated Press-GfK Poll.Only 32 percent say Goodell should lose his job over the issue, with 66 percent saying he...
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