Turf Wars, the upcoming book from former NFL Players Association executive director DeMaurice Smith, contains several blunt ...

In the aftermath of the release of the previously-hidden collusion ruling, many are wondering whether there will be ...

Jeff Pash, a key figure in shaping NFL labor deals and formulating the league’s legal strategy through several high-profile controversies, plans to retire as the league’s top attorney ...

Jeff Pash seemed to agree with Bruce Allen's leaning on that communication. Together they waded into other political debates as well, some with racial overtones. Expand Tweet.

Jeff Pash, executive vice-president and general counsel of the NFL, in 2014. (Toby Jorrin/Tribune News Service via Getty Images) The emails detailed a very friendly relationship, and also detail a ...

Jeff Pash, the NFL’s general counsel, was thrust into the national spotlight on Thursday night as multiple reports appear to show a cozy relationship with former Washington Football Team ...

Jeff Pash, also a top confidant of commissioner Roger Goodell, corresponded with Washington’s Bruce Allen from 2009-18 — also sharing complaints about player-safety measures and other league ...

Pash’s retirement will not receive much attention in the everyday swirl of NFL news, but it leaves a big void at Goodell’s side. There will be lawyers, but there won’t be many like Jeff Pash.

BOSTON (CBS) -- Even though Robert Kraft dropped his fight with the NFL back in May, the Patriots' Wells Report in Context site remained live. It also continued to be updated. ESPN's Mike Reiss ...

NFL executive vice president Jeff Pash said he was optimistic a new labor agreement could be reached, even though the two sides seem far apart in their stances on some key issues, including HGH ...

Jeff Pash, the league’s general counsel, brokered penalties, discussed a cheerleading scandal and received perks in emails with the former president of the Washington Football Team.

MINNEAPOLIS, MN - MAY 17: NFL lawyer Jeff Pash speaks to memebers of the media after leaving court ordered mediation at the U.S. Courthouse on May 17, 2011 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Mediation was ...