NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell faces multiple questions over Giants co-owner's emails with Jeffrey Epstein

Fox News correspondent David Spunt breaks down what is being learned from the latest Epstein files release from the Department of Justice on 'Special Report.'

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell was grilled about the league potentially investigating and disciplining New York Giants co-owner Steve Tisch over his correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein.

Goodell said Monday at his pre-Super Bowl LX press conference with NFL media that he will let the facts play out before the league initiates anything regarding Tisch and Epstein.

"Absolutely, we are going to look at all the facts," Goodell said. "We are going to look at all the context of those. We’re going to try to understand that and we’ll look at how that falls under the policy. I think we take one step at a time. Let’s get to facts first."

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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell speaks during his state of the NFL news conference on Monday, Feb. 2, 2026, in San Jose, California, ahead of the Super Bowl 60 football game between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots. (AP Photo/Matt York)

Goodell was asked to specify whether the league was opening a probe into the correspondences and whether the league was concerned about other NFL owners potentially being connected to Epstein in some way.

"I don’t even know the status of all the releases," he said. "I know that 3 million documents came out last week. So, listen, we will continue to follow any of the facts that come up and we will determine whether we will open an investigation or not based on those facts."

The commissioner was then asked about whether he was concerned about the Epstein scandal reflects on the league.

"Sure, but that’s why we have a personal conduct policy and