NFL vows unity and support after shooting near league headquarters

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On July 28, 2025, a gunman entered the Midtown Manhattan tower that hosts NFL offices and opened fire, killing four people and injuring a fifth, including an NFL employee. In response, Commissioner Roger Goodell released a heartfelt statement pledging solidarity and security measures for league staff and reinforced the NFL’s commitment to its community during this dark moment.

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Commissioner Goodell’s official statement and safeguards

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell called the attack an “unspeakable act of violence”, extending condolences to grieving families and emphasizing gratitued toward law enforcement, especially Office Didarul Islam, who lost his life protecting others. Goodell confirmed that one league employee remains hospitalized in stable condition following the shooting.

In line with safeguarding staff well-being, eployees based in New York were instructed to work remotely through at least August 8, while the league offices remain closed until further notice. Additionally, a virtuan town hall was organized to provide emotional support, and NFL officials announced an upgraded security presence at corporate buildings in the days ahead.

NFL Community response and wider impact

The NFL family quickly rallied. Coaches and players across the league expressed deep sorrow and solidarity. Several open remarks during press conferences acknowledged the tragic event and honored victims, including internal staff and first responders. Andy Reid, Aaron Glenn, Raheem Morris, and other coaches emphasized the gravity of violence beyond football and stood united in messaging support.

In addition to internal outreach, the NFL is coordinating with external agencies to address broader safety concerns. Investigators are exploring whether the shooter, Shane Tamura, acted on grievances connected to alleged brain injury linked to CTE, though he played only high school football and never joined the league. His three-page note blamed the NFL for concealing concussion dangers, a claim unverified by medical evidence at this time.

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