John Madden is back in the NFL as an unpaid "special adviser" to commissioner Roger Goodell.
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The league announced Thursday that Madden, who retired as a broadcaster earlier this year, would advise Goodell on "matters pertaining to the game, including competitive issues, coaching and personnel development, technological innovations, player safety, and the Pro Football Hall of Fame."
Madden, in his unpaid position, will chair the coaches' subcommittee to the competition committee, which reports in prior to the league's annual meetings. He also will participate in meetings of the general managers' advisory committee and be part of a weekly call with Goodell or someone on Goodell's staff.
"It was an offer we couldn't refuse," Goodell said in a statement.
John Madden will advise commissioner Roger Goodell in new NFL role - ESPN
09-10-2009, 08:24 PM
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