Donald Trump breaks major NFL news with commissioner Roger Goodell

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : In 1983, Trump expressed an interest in buying the Baltimore Colts, who weren't ultimately sold but were relocated to Indianapolis.
52% : A year later, Trump had a reported chance to buy the Dallas Cowboys for just $50 million but declined, allowing Jerry Jones to acquire the franchise for $140 million later in the decade.
51% : He didn't say, 'I think you're a scumbag,' but Rozelle made his feelings toward Trump very well known.
45% : Trump, himself, couldn't resist the draft's spotlight and blasted NFL owners online for passing over NFL legend and Colorado coach Deion Sanders's on.
44% : Trump wrote on Truth Social.
43% : And Trump wasn't only using money to get an NFL team.
41% : Late NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle reportedly told Trump he would never own a league team Read More Colin Kaepernick still wants NFL return... nine years after exile amid controversial protests Launched in 1983, the USFL was a spring football league that boasted a surprising array of talent, including future Trump political ally Herschel Walker.
41% : One year into the league, Trump would buy Walker's team, the New Jersey Generals, which he'd own until the league went bust in 1986.
40% : But perhaps the bigger misstep was choosing to move its season to the fall in 1985 and challenge the NFL directly - a decision that was influenced heavily by Trump.
38% : READ MORE: Trump sends Alabama students wild by mocking trans athletes The 2027 NFL Draft is coming to the National Mall at the invitation of President Donald Trump.
38% : Shedeur Sanders was drafted by the Browns, which Trump's White House credits to POTUS White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt was asked about Sanders' draft pick Monday Trump is seen as Generals owner alongside running back and future ally Herschel Walker Trump has a complicated history with the NFL.
25% : What do I have to do to get in the NFL?'' 'It was basically an offer to throw the USFL under the bus.' Trump did not get the answer he was looking for.

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