NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said Wednesday that Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger will serve a six-game suspension and must attend mandatory counseling, partially for violating the league's personal-conduct policy and partially for 'giving [Goodell] the creeps' during their Apr. 13 meeting. 'Ben's bodyguards stood outside the door, and he assured me we were all alone and no one would bother us. Then he suddenly sat on my desk and tried to look at my notes, asking me what I was writing, if I was writing to another guy, or if I was telling someone else about him. At one point he sort of cornered me and I had to squeeze past him to get away,' said Goodell, adding that he just tried to get the meeting over with as fast as possible. 'He was so gross. And having his hair like that certainly doesn't help.' Goodell also remarked that he would probably still change offices, although Roethlisberger's smell had mostly gone away. 