NFL CFO Christine Dorfler said that expanding globally is the league’s “top investment priority right now,” though it still has a “long way to go.” Appearing on the CNBC Sport podcast, Dorfler emphasized the NFL’s commitment to international growth, noting that the league is “certainly very mindful of everything going on domestically, internationally” in terms of economic uncertainties brought about by the actions of the Trump Administration. She indicated that from a global strategy perspective, the NFL does not anticipate any major disruptions, stating the uncertainty will not impact their intention to “enter into markets to grow fandom to play games” — as the league has “good relationships” with international governments. NFL CRO Renie Anderson noted the success of last year’s Packers-Eagles game in Brazil, calling it a “mini Super Bowl” for that…
