Roger Goodell Kept Everyone Wondering By Showing Up To Jackson State’s Bowl Game To Support His Nephew

When Roger Goodell appeared at Jackson State’s performance in the Celebration Bowl on Saturday, the entire internet was perplexed. Only a few explanations for this instantly came to mind.

The first was that perhaps he went to a prominent historically Black university to cheer on Deion Sanders in his final game. Right, they’re buddies. That is entirely conceivable given that Sanders will be leaving for Colorado immediately following this game.

Or was this a possible Goodell scouting mission? Nah. That cannot be accurate. He is not a scout; he is a commissioner. Please, Sykes.

Roger Goodell Kept Everyone Wondering By Showing Up To Jackson State’s Bowl Game To Support His Nephew

In actuality, Roger Goodell has a nephew who attends Jackson State.

No, seriously, no. It’s not a little. It’s true that he has a nephew who attends Jackson State. His nephew is Black, yes. Charlton Goodell is a sophomore at Jackson State with that name.

On the sidelines, Roger gave him a big bear embrace. That hug should be familiar to you as well. Every year, he gives the top draught pick the same hug. In his heart, Charlton is undoubtedly No. 1.

Roger was able to watch one of the best college football games of the season even though Charlton Goodell and the Tigers didn’t come out on top.

When Jackson State quarterback Shedeur Sanders connected with Travis Hunter in the end zone with no time remaining in the fourth quarter, NC Central had a touchdown lead.

Hunter’s outstanding catch forced overtime, but NC Central was able to generate more offence. The Eagles defeated Jackson State 41-34 by scoring on their first drive of overtime and forcing a stop at the goal line.

 

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