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NFL executive vice president Brian Rolapp is headed for a new role as the CEO for the PGA Tour, multiple media outlets reported on Thursday.

Long-time NFL exec Brian Rolapp is heading to the PGA Tour, so it looks like he won't be the one to take over for Goodell when the time comes. So who will?

Rolapp spent 22 years at the NFL and was considered by some as a potential successor to Goodell.

Brian Rolapp, the league's Chief Media and Business officer, is in line to fill the position, sources told ESPN NFL reporters Adam Schefter and Seth Wickersham.

Brian Rolapp was widely considered to be NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's successor, but he shocked the world by announcing he'll join the PGA Tour instead.