Kevin
03-22-2006, 03:17 PM
<b>BET ON THE NEXT NFL COMMISSIONER AT PINNACLESPORTS.COM</b>
Leading Online Sportsbook Posts Odds On Tagliabue’s Successor
WILLEMSTAD, CURACAO (March 21, 2006)—Yesterday Paul Tagliabue announced
he’ll retire as commissioner of the National Football League in July,
ending a 16-year reign at the helm of the country’s most popular sport.
With the NFL’s 32 owners now charged with selecting the sport’s third
commissioner in league history, <a href="http://www.pinnaclesports.com/?refer=xulticap">Pinnacle</a> today released odds on
who’ll replace Paul Tagliabue as the next head of the NFL.
The largest sports betting site on the Internet, <a href="http://www.pinnaclesports.com/?refer=xulticap">Pinnacle</a> has
created individual odds on 15 candidates replacing the retiring Tagliabue.
The early odds favor the owners appointing a successor from within the
league offices as current NFL COO Roger Goodell is an overwhelming 1/2
favorite to be named the next commissioner. Atlanta Falcons’ President and
General Manager Rich McKay, who co-chairs the NFL competition committee,
has the second-best odds at 3/1 followed closely by Baltimore Ravens’
President Dick Cass at 5/1. PinnacleSports.com lists NFL Executive Vice
President Jeff Pash at 10/1 to be promoted to the commissioner’s office,
while television executives Steve Bornstein and Sean McManus are both
listed at 20/1. Although she expressed interest in the position in the
past, current Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is a 100/1 long shot to
become the first female commissioner of a major sports league.
“By playing a major role in league expansion, labor negotiations and the
direction of NFL properties, Roger Goodell has solidified himself as the
leading candidate to become the professional football’s next
commissioner,” said Simon Noble of PinnacleSports.com. “If the owners
decide to go in another direction, Rich McKay would be a logical choice as
he’s highly regarded in every league circle and has extensive NFL
experience. Nominating Condoleezza Rice would certainly be a coup for the
league, but the State Department already said she’d decline the position
despite her love of the sport.”
<a href="http://www.pinnaclesports.com/?refer=xulticap">Pinnacle</a> lists the likelihood of current NFL owners Jerry Jones
and Daniel Snyder replacing Paul Tagliabue as league commissioner as long
shots at 100/1 odds. Former Oakland Raiders’ coach and longtime NFL
broadcaster John Madden is listed as a huge underdog for the position at
200/1 along with his sidekick in the booth, Al Michaels. Should the owners
decide to go the political route, they could select former President Bill
Clinton (200/1) as football’s next commissioner. PinnacleSports.com also
lists Terrell Owens’ agent Drew Rosenhaus and Hall of Fame quarterbacks
John Elway and Dan Marino as 200/1 long shots to succeed the outgoing
commissioner.
Current Odds: *All odds subject to change*
Who Will Be The Next Commissioner Of The NFL?
Roger Goodell 1/2
Rich McKay 3/1
Dick Cass 5/1
Jeff Pash 10/1
Steve Bornstein 20/1
Sean McManus 20/1
Condoleezza Rice 100/1
Jerry Jones 100/1
Daniel Snyder 100/1
John Madden 200/1
Al Michaels 200/1
Bill Clinton 200/1
Drew Rosenhaus 200/1
John Elway 200/1
Dan Marino 200/1
<b>About PinnacleSports.com</b>
<a href="http://www.pinnaclesports.com/?refer=xulticap">Pinnacle</a> is the Internet’s largest sports betting site serving customers in more than 80 countries worldwide.
Founded in 1998, PinnacleSports.com was the first sports book to introduce
reduced margin wagering, using a -105 pricing model that gives bettors up
to 50% better value on wagers than traditional bookmakers. With low
minimum bet requirements and the highest maximum limits on the Web,
PinnacleSports.com has earned an industry leading reputation for providing
consistent value to the player, professional customer service and the
quickest payouts online. Fully licensed and regulated in Curacao the
company offers a secure environment for sports betting, racing and casino
gaming.
Leading Online Sportsbook Posts Odds On Tagliabue’s Successor
WILLEMSTAD, CURACAO (March 21, 2006)—Yesterday Paul Tagliabue announced
he’ll retire as commissioner of the National Football League in July,
ending a 16-year reign at the helm of the country’s most popular sport.
With the NFL’s 32 owners now charged with selecting the sport’s third
commissioner in league history, <a href="http://www.pinnaclesports.com/?refer=xulticap">Pinnacle</a> today released odds on
who’ll replace Paul Tagliabue as the next head of the NFL.
The largest sports betting site on the Internet, <a href="http://www.pinnaclesports.com/?refer=xulticap">Pinnacle</a> has
created individual odds on 15 candidates replacing the retiring Tagliabue.
The early odds favor the owners appointing a successor from within the
league offices as current NFL COO Roger Goodell is an overwhelming 1/2
favorite to be named the next commissioner. Atlanta Falcons’ President and
General Manager Rich McKay, who co-chairs the NFL competition committee,
has the second-best odds at 3/1 followed closely by Baltimore Ravens’
President Dick Cass at 5/1. PinnacleSports.com lists NFL Executive Vice
President Jeff Pash at 10/1 to be promoted to the commissioner’s office,
while television executives Steve Bornstein and Sean McManus are both
listed at 20/1. Although she expressed interest in the position in the
past, current Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is a 100/1 long shot to
become the first female commissioner of a major sports league.
“By playing a major role in league expansion, labor negotiations and the
direction of NFL properties, Roger Goodell has solidified himself as the
leading candidate to become the professional football’s next
commissioner,” said Simon Noble of PinnacleSports.com. “If the owners
decide to go in another direction, Rich McKay would be a logical choice as
he’s highly regarded in every league circle and has extensive NFL
experience. Nominating Condoleezza Rice would certainly be a coup for the
league, but the State Department already said she’d decline the position
despite her love of the sport.”
<a href="http://www.pinnaclesports.com/?refer=xulticap">Pinnacle</a> lists the likelihood of current NFL owners Jerry Jones
and Daniel Snyder replacing Paul Tagliabue as league commissioner as long
shots at 100/1 odds. Former Oakland Raiders’ coach and longtime NFL
broadcaster John Madden is listed as a huge underdog for the position at
200/1 along with his sidekick in the booth, Al Michaels. Should the owners
decide to go the political route, they could select former President Bill
Clinton (200/1) as football’s next commissioner. PinnacleSports.com also
lists Terrell Owens’ agent Drew Rosenhaus and Hall of Fame quarterbacks
John Elway and Dan Marino as 200/1 long shots to succeed the outgoing
commissioner.
Current Odds: *All odds subject to change*
Who Will Be The Next Commissioner Of The NFL?
Roger Goodell 1/2
Rich McKay 3/1
Dick Cass 5/1
Jeff Pash 10/1
Steve Bornstein 20/1
Sean McManus 20/1
Condoleezza Rice 100/1
Jerry Jones 100/1
Daniel Snyder 100/1
John Madden 200/1
Al Michaels 200/1
Bill Clinton 200/1
Drew Rosenhaus 200/1
John Elway 200/1
Dan Marino 200/1
<b>About PinnacleSports.com</b>
<a href="http://www.pinnaclesports.com/?refer=xulticap">Pinnacle</a> is the Internet’s largest sports betting site serving customers in more than 80 countries worldwide.
Founded in 1998, PinnacleSports.com was the first sports book to introduce
reduced margin wagering, using a -105 pricing model that gives bettors up
to 50% better value on wagers than traditional bookmakers. With low
minimum bet requirements and the highest maximum limits on the Web,
PinnacleSports.com has earned an industry leading reputation for providing
consistent value to the player, professional customer service and the
quickest payouts online. Fully licensed and regulated in Curacao the
company offers a secure environment for sports betting, racing and casino
gaming.