NFL offers hundreds of voluntary buyouts in headquarters as playoffs near

Coaches aren't the only ones losing their jobs in the NFL right now.
On Monday, the NFL offered voluntary buyouts to more than 200 employees in its league office, according to a report from Terry Lefton at Sports Business Journal. 

Those offered the package were chosen through a formula, said Lefton, "that added service time to the number 50," and anyone with a score above 70 would be qualified.

In a memo published by Lefton, the league has stated that it is focusing on areas of key investment, though it does not explain areas not making an impact on the business:

"The league has worked to adapt to the changing business environment, aligning resources with key investment opportunities, and are continuously evaluating ways to enhance efficiency and improve outcomes. Together we have defined the League’s strategic priorities and identified areas for significant growth and investment.  Those areas – such as international expansion, the growth of flag football, and the continued development of media and digital platforms – will help shape the future of the game.  And the internal operations – how we operate, where we invest our capital, and the workforce – must evolve to align with these strategic priorities to best position the League for continued success.”