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The National Football League (NFL), the premier professional American football league, has its corporate office headquartered in New York City. Below, you’ll find more details about the NFL’s corporate office, including their address, contact numbers, and an overview of the organization.

How To Contact NFL Corporate Office Headquarters HQ

NFL Corporate Office: Overview

  • NFL Corporate Office Address: National Football League, 345 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10154, USA
  • NFL Head Office Phone Number: 1-212-450-2000
  • NFLShop.com Customer Service: 1-877-635-7467
  • NFL League Office Website: nfl.com

NFL Corporate Office Headquarters

Map and Directions to NFL Headquarters Address

NFL’s Competition

The NFL competes against the WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment), WNBA (Women’s National Basketball Association), NBA (National Basketball Association), PGA (Professional Golfers’ Association), NHL (National Hockey League), and MLB (Major League Baseball). Despite this competition, the NFL maintains its status as a premier entertainment production.

The NFL’s Most Popular Teams

Franchises include the Dallas Cowboys, New England Patriots, Green Bay Packers, Pittsburgh Steelers, San Francisco 49ers, Kansas City Chiefs and the New York Giants.

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NFL Disappointing & Costly Game Day Changing

January 9, 2025

NFL, Costing hardworking families money. For my birthday this year my kids got me and my wife tickets to the Bengals/Browns game (cost almost $400.00) in Cincinnati on December 19. So, my wife got us a room at The Kinley Hotel. The room was $288.00 per night. Then the NFL decided to switch the game from Thursday to Sunday! My wife called The Kinley and was informed the room was nonrefundable. I know $288.00 is not very much to the people running the league, (especially, when they fine a guy $14,000 for celebrating a record-breaking touchdown), but to us it is a lot of money. Just getting to go to game is hard enough with ticket prices, food costs, gas to get there (3 1/2 hr drive) The league needs to remember this is supposed to be a family outing, but a working person can’t afford to take their kids. Then when you switch game days it makes it even harder than the fact that the hotels will not refund your money. Please start thinking of the working-class family’s when making some of these decisions. Or at least work with local hotels to make rooms refundable.

Stephen

NFL Inconsistent Policies

November 18, 2024

NFL, It’s frustrating to see clear inconsistencies in how the NFL handles expressions of personal or political views. While teams are seemingly allowed to display certain messages, individual players face fines for similar actions. This double standard feels unfair and sends a confusing message. The league should address these discrepancies to ensure equal treatment for everyone.

David

NFL 4 Divisions Suggestion

September 16, 2024

Has the NFL considered 4 divisions with 8 teams in each division? Remove the AFC and NFC conferences, go to East West like NHL & NBA. Put AFC Red and NFC Blue stickers on helmets to commemorate the AFC/NFC history. 4 Divisions of 8 Teams; Top 4 & Bottom 4 play 2 games 1 Home 1 Away (6 games) and Top 4 play Bottom 4 teams 1 game each 2 home 2 away (10 division games) could rotate 2X or 1X by standings previous year or rotational. If 18 game season for example; Chiefs play 10 division games & entire Central 8 games 4H/4A rotate Home Away next year. Remove challenges, just get the call correct if need to review, streamline and enhance the review process. I would like to attach an excel file to show detail schedule and division alignment.

Mark

New NFL Kickoff Rule

September 9, 2024

This new kickoff rule sucks. Plus it looks stupid to begin with. It makes absolutely no sense why you changed it to start off with. Just move the kickoff line back to the 20 yard line. Quit trying to change things. You already made it like a Peewee league anyway. The players now are wusses and can’t handle getting hit like the good old days.

Chance

NFL Changes Needed

January 12, 2025

The NFL needs to revisit several rules and initiatives to preserve the integrity of the game: Kickoffs: Return to kickoffs from the 30/35-yard line with opponents 10 yards away, allowing more onside or squib kick opportunities. Touchbacks should go to the 20, and fair catches in the field should stay where caught. Returners in the end zone should take a touchback or return the ball. Brotherly Shove: Offensive players should not push or assist ball carriers forward. Let defenses play fairly. Tackling: Reinstate head-across tackles (eyes up, shoulder to chest) for safer, solid tackles instead of ineffective arm tackles or hip drops. QB Runs: Treat QBs like ball carriers when running. Penalize late slides to protect defenders from unfair penalties. Targeting: Penalize helmet-to-helmet hits with 15 yards per incident and disqualify players after three in a game. Overtime: Use college-style overtime starting from the 35 or 40-yard line, with required two-point conversions after the first touchdown. On Female Coaches: While women’s involvement is great, prioritizing male coaches with decades of experience, who have dedicated their lives to the sport, seems more aligned with NFL feeder systems. Girls’ flag football is new and exciting, but the NFL should focus on nurturing traditional high school and college football programs.

William Bill Pekarek II
Corporate Office Headquarters