NFL Commissioner Clears Giants Chairman of Misconduct Allegations

Goodell says Tisch no longer owns stake in team, no policy violations found.

Apr. 2, 2026 at 2:31am

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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has confirmed that New York Giants chairman Steve Tisch is no longer a co-owner of the club and has not committed any violations that are subject to the league's personal conduct policy.

Why it matters

This announcement provides clarity around Tisch's status with the Giants and puts to rest any speculation about potential disciplinary action against him by the NFL.

The details

Goodell stated that an investigation found no evidence of any wrongdoing by Tisch, who has served as Giants co-owner since 2005. The commissioner did not provide further details on why Tisch is no longer an owner, but noted the change in ownership structure.

  • The announcement was made on April 2, 2026.

The players

Roger Goodell

The commissioner of the National Football League.

Steve Tisch

The chairman of the New York Giants, who was previously a co-owner of the team.

New York Giants

A professional American football team based in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

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What they’re saying

“We have thoroughly reviewed this matter and found no evidence of any violations of the NFL's personal conduct policy by Steve Tisch.”

— Roger Goodell, NFL Commissioner

The takeaway

This announcement provides clarity around Steve Tisch's status with the New York Giants and puts to rest any concerns about potential disciplinary action against him by the NFL.