Ryan Gold's NFL investigation has pulled in Arizona and Massachusetts.

Gold is facing allegations of sharing sensitive information with a sports bettor, potentially affecting betting decisions and violating the NFL's strict gambling policies, which prohibit insiders from engaging in betting or sharing insider information that could impact gambling markets. In response, the NFL had to revise its gambling rules, making sure everything is clearly outlined and formally incorporated into its regulations. Gold is accused of informing a gambler in advance of the 2026 NFL Draft about the Cardinals selecting Jeremiyah Love, a Notre Dame running back, as their third choice. Additionally, Gold is suspected of placing bets on both college and professional NFL games. The investigation now involves regulators from both Massachusetts and Arizona, with the Arizona Department of Gaming, the state's gambling watchdog, launching its own inquiry into the alleged violations involving the NFL and the Arizona Cardinals insider. They are specifically looking into suspicious betting activity by Gold related to the team. Reports indicate that Massachusetts regulators might also be investigating the allegations against Gold.