Overview
- Jeff Miller said the league, led by security chief Cathy Lanier, is working with building managers and other tenants to strengthen security at 345 Park Avenue.
- The NFL reopened its New York offices on Aug. 11 after a period of remote work, with many employees returning.
- A memo to all 32 clubs recommended armed officers at facilities when staff are present and weapons screening using walk-through magnetometers and X-ray bag scanners.
- An owners’ security committee has met and will present league-wide recommendations at a special meeting on Aug. 26.
- Authorities say Shane Tamura, 27, aimed to reach the NFL offices, killing four people and injuring a league employee before killing himself, and police cited his mental-health history and a note referencing CTE.