NFL star Ben Roethlisberger met with league commissioner Roger Goodell Tuesday one day after prosecutors said he wouldn't be charged with sexually assaulting a 20-year-old college student. The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback flew from his home in Pittsburgh to New York to meet with Goodell who could levy a punishment against Roethlisberger for his problems off the field. The woman initially told police the two-time Super Bowl champion sexually assaulted her last month in the bathroom of a night club. Roethlisberger said little before getting into his car after the face-to-face meeting but speaking in the third person he said, 'It's a very serious matter, one we take serious.' NFL spokesman Greg Aiello declined to release details of the meeting. He said the league would review the facts and follow up with Roethlisberger and the Steelers. 'Commissioner Goodell met today with Ben Roethlisberger and his representatives to discuss the recent incident involving his personal conduct,' the league said in a statement. 'In accordance with the league's personal conduct policy, our office will review all the facts and follow up at the appropriate time with the Steelers and Ben.' The NFL club could also discipline Roethlisberger even if the league decides not to. 