NFL investigated by two U.S. states over sex bias, harassment claims

Bonta said his office has serious concerns about the NFL\u0027s role in creating \u0022an extremely hostile and detrimental work environment.\u0022

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The NFL, a multibillion-dollar enterprise led by Commissioner Roger Goodell and headquartered in New York City, is the most popular U.S. sports league. The league has offices in New York and California with more than 1,000 employees, the attorney generals said. A female former NFL production manager who has sued the league claimed she was excluded from high-level meetings and passed over for a promotion, while a female former NFL wardrobe stylist who also sued claimed she was groped and subjected to sexual comments by numerous league employees.

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