The NFL isn't different than other giant company. It'll protect it's execs at any cost. After the investigation they'll give some vaguely worded response about how they're better, maybe fire a low on the totem pole fall guy, and then move forward acting like the problem is completely gone.
Well one major difference is most large companies are own by Stockholders, who if pissed off, will certainly fire executives at will. Most large companies have reasonable amounts of turnover in the C Suite. The only difference is those executives usually get lucrative payoffs to leave, in the form of stock options, bonuses, etc.
NFL owners really have nobody to answer to. Congress steps in every now and then when they have nothing better to do (which should never happen), like they are now with the Redskins, but NFL owners don't really report to anybody.
I think Florio posted an article this week on PFT questioning if its time that NFL teams became "publicly owned", via becoming publicly traded companies. It's pretty clear he doesn't quite understand how much Corporate greed is involved in publicly traded companies.
Its a total circular reference. All of these public morons calling for higher wages and various changes to corporate structure from large, publicly traded companies, are the same people reaping rewards from existing policies, mostly in the name of higher 401K balances, pensions, dividends, etc.
Total circular reference.