Roger Goodell's wife Jane Goodell, née Skinner, was a news anchor on the Fox News show Happening Now for twelve years when she announced her decision to step away from the job in 2010, per HuffPost. Concluding her final day on the show, she told the viewers, "My life in the 12 years I have been here has changed significantly in wonderful ways and they've created a lot of new responsibilities. I added a husband who has in the last couple of years become the NFL commissioner, and has a job even busier than mine. I have twin daughters, so to do justice to this new life I've decided to take a break from the business." She started her Fox News career as a general reporter in 1998. A year prior, she and Roger got married after four years of dating, according to Distractify.
Although Jane gave up her career in front of the camera, she added executive producer to her resumé. In 2019, Jane produced the NFL Films documentary A Lifetime of Sundays, which told the story of four female team owners in the NFL. While many people know Jane for her infamous Twitter snafu, there's much more to her story than that very public slip-up.
