An NFL spokesperson said Tuesday the league would petition the Nevada Supreme Court for a rehearing. If that fails, the most likely next venue will be an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. Hosmer-Henner said he was gratified that the Nevada Supreme Court blocked Goodell from overseeing an arbitration proceeding when he is a defendant in a lawsuit. On Monday, Hosmer-Henner lauded the Nevada Supreme Court decision, saying it was a victory not just for Gruden but for all employees facing "an employer's unfair arbitration process." Gruden's lawyers were granted an en banc hearing of all seven Nevada Supreme Court justices, who heard oral arguments last year.