NFL's inaction on Steve Tisch hovers over 2026 annual meetings
By Mike Florio
Published on March 29, 2026.
The NFL's inaction on Steve Tisch, a co-owner of the Giants, is expected to be mentioned during its 2026 annual meeting in Arizona. Nearly two months ago, Tisch was linked to Jeffrey Epstein in the release of the Epstein files. The NFL has not responded to any inquiries regarding the matter, focusing instead on the fact that Tisch and his siblings plan to transfer their Giants equity into their children's trusts. Despite this, the NFL reportedly intends to remain Tisch's chairman of the team's board even after he surrenders his ownership stake in the team. The New York Times has also reported that Tufts University is monitoring the situation.
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