Former NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue Dies at 84, Leaves $20 Million Fortune

Paul Tagliabue, who was in charge of the NFL for a long time, has passed away.

He was 84 years old.

He died because of heart problems that were made worse by a sickness called Parkinson's disease.

Paul was the boss of the NFL for 17 years, from 1989 to 2006.

During his time, he helped make the NFL a very rich and popular sports league.

He made sure there were no big fights with the players, got better deals for games on TV, and helped build new places for teams to play.

Some people thought he didn't do enough to help players with head injuries from playing football.

But he was also known for his strong leadership and was even given a lot of money after he stopped being the commissioner.

The current NFL boss said Paul was a great leader who helped him learn a lot.