Jeff Pash struck many high-stakes deals on behalf of the NFL over the years, including a collective bargaining agreement with players in 2011, a $767 million concussion settlement in 2013, and another collective bargaining agreement in 2020.
May 08, 2024 at 05:09 PM
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One of the most coveted jobs of sports fans with a law degree is about to be as wide open as Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase.
The National Football League’s executive vice president and general counsel, Jeff Pash, is preparing for retirement after 27 years with the league.
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At a 2011 press conference, Jeff Pash fielded questions about the league’s handling of its investigation of domestic violence allegations against Ravens running back Ray Rice. The league suspended Rice for two games following its inquiry. Photo: Gerald Herbert/AP
