NFL never stops making news, even after Super Bowl

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The NFL never stops making news.

Even after the Super Bowl, pro football doesn't fade from view. Next up is the scouting combine in two weeks, followed by free agency in mid-March and key owners' meetings at the end of that month. Then the draft in late April, this year in Las Vegas, where even the fountains at Bellagio will play a role.

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Follow that with OTAs and minicamps, and before Rams fans have exhausted their celebrations of winning the Lombardi Trophy, training camps are opening.

All of that drawing the kind of attention every other sport envies.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell speaks at a news conference Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2022, in Inglewood, Calif. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)

"If you look what’s happening to ratings around the league, more and more people are watching NFL football because of the quality of the game," Commissioner Roger Goodell said last week. "We’ve had extraordinary games this year with an extraordinary season, and that content is even more valuable.

"So to me, it’s really focusing on how do we share our game with more people and build that; the revenue follows that, that’s not the driver. What’s the driver is how do we get more fans? And how do we engage them more with the opportunities that we have?"

But first:

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FLORES LAWSUIT

Possibly the most headline-grabbing topic will be former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores' lawsuit against the NFL and its teams. The league has no choice but to investigate Flores' allegations of racism and being offered money to tank games by Dolphins owner Stephen Ross.