It looks like Roger Goodell is firing back hard against Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.
According to the New York Times, Goodell is expected to fine Jones millions of dollars for his efforts to derail negotiations to renew Goodell's contract, as well as for being so outspoken in his defense of Ezekiel Elliott following the NFL suspending him this past season. NFL reporter Ed Werder added further clarity to the story, saying Goodell is looking for roughly $2 million in reimbursements relative to Jones' threat to sue the league.
The report says the punishment will come down in the coming weeks and Goodell will say Jones's actions were detrimental to the league. In addition, Jones will be ordered to pay the legal fees for Goodell defending himself in regards to his status, as well as the legal expenses the NFL spent defending its decision to suspend Elliott.
Both the Cowboys and NFL didn't issue comment for the story.
