Roger Goodell has a new contract. What’s next?

The N.F.L. finally agreed to give him a new $200 million deal, though nearly all that money is tied to financial targets. Something of an uneasy peace has descended upon the league’s owners: Jerry Jones of the Dallas Cowboys had briefly threatened to sue over the negotiations.

More from Ken Belson of the NYT:

The committee had been working since May on the new contract, which would take effect in March 2019. The owners were eager to finish the deal before talks to renegotiate the league’s labor and media deals begin in earnest in the next couple of years.

Caveat: The N.F.L. is far from in the clear. Ratings are still falling, critics are still worried about player safety and some fans are still incensed about player protests.

Revolving Door

• Fraser Robinson, the top Uber deal maker who negotiated the company’s investment from Saudi Arabia last year, has stepped down. (FT)

Quote of the Day

“This is nothing more than a calculated move by Philippe to oust me from the company, and limit my role going forward.”

— Shari Redstone, in an email to Viacom associates, referring to Philippe Dauman, her main rival for control of her father’s Viacom media empire.

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