NFL Clears Tisch from Epstein Scandal

On April 1st, the NFL has decided against punishing former New York Giants co-owner Steve

Tish over his past ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Commissioner Rodger Gidell made that clear at the league meetings in Phoenix, saying they

found no rules broken so far.

Tish and his family held a 50% stake in the Giants since his father passed in 2005, though

it's down to 45%.

Now, this week they transferred their full interest to a trust for the kids and the league

just approved it.

That move has eased a lot of heat on the NFL, letting them sidestep any deeper Epstein

drama.

The Giants stayed quiet on the whole thing, with co-owner John Mara stepping up as their

rep despite his recent cancer fight.

Gidell confirmed the Tish's are out as owners, but Steve Tish remains the team's chairman.

The league had promised to dig in, but with the ownership shift, it looks like that's

wrapped up.

This clears the deck for the Giants as they push forward, keeping focus on the field instead

of the sidelines.

From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.

I'm Corey with The Story.