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NFL Hall of Fame Game begins with moment of silence for victims of shooting at league's NYC headquarters
A moment of silence was held before kickoff of the annual Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio, for the four people killed in a shooting Monday at the league's headquarters in New York City. One NFL employee was wounded in the attack and is recovering.
A note found in the gunman's wallet was critical of the NFL and mentioned CTE. The 27-year-old wrote, “Study my brain please.
Roger Goodell alerted all NYC NFL employees to work from home at least through next week following the tragic mass shooting ...
Follow along for live updates on the New York City shooting, where police investigate motive after five people, including the ...
Multiple people have been shot and killed at a New York City office building where the NFL is headquartered, according to NYC ...
A gunman opened fire inside a building in New York City on Monday evening, killing four people and injuring a fifth.
A gunman killed four in a Manhattan office shooting Monday in what investigators believe was part of an attempt to attack the ...
An NFL employee was seriously injured during the mass shooting at the Manhattan office tower that houses the league’s ...
Investigators believe Shane Tamura, of Las Vegas, was trying to get up to the NFL offices after shooting several people in ...
A man exited a double parked BMW with an M4 rifle and then walked toward the skyscraper that is home to the headquarters of ...
The NFL puts forward an official statement in light of the shooting outside the leagues' headquarters in New York City.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Denounces NYC Shooting as Attack on American Values
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell issued a powerful statement Thursday, condemning the recent senseless shooting in New York ...
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