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By Steve Keating PHOENIX (Reuters) - NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's annual Super Bowl state of the league address on Friday was not so much about highlighting the league as it was defending his own job performance during what has been a tumultuous season. Goodell, who has come under sharp criticism for fumbling the league’s response to a string of domestic violence cases involving players, was repeatedly questioned about the controversy and missteps during the nearly one-hour media session ahead of Sunday's championship game between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks.
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