Paul Tagliabue

NFL Commissioner and labor negotiator

Paul Tagliabue - Leaders & Politicians born November 24th, 1940
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Served as the 5th Commissioner of the National Football League from 1989 to 2006. Managed significant growth for the league, expanding the number of teams and increasing revenue through television contracts and sponsorships. Played a critical role in resolving labor disputes, including the 1993 collective bargaining agreement that established a salary cap. Oversaw the NFL's response to various challenges, including player safety issues and expansion into international markets.

Expanded the NFL from 28 to 32 teams

Negotiated major television contracts

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