Bob Woodruff Foundation

The National Football League (NFL) is a professional sports league in the United States, known as the country's most popular sports organization. Established in 1920 and headquartered in New York, the NFL serves as a trade association for its 32 franchise owners, promoting the sport of football through various initiatives. The league is responsible for licensing team names and logos, collecting dues and royalties, and developing programs to enhance the game. Each year, the franchises compete for the Super Bowl title, which is recognized as one of the biggest annual sporting events globally. The NFL has pioneered the modern sports league model, emphasizing revenue sharing and national distribution, contributing to its reputation as one of America's best-run businesses.