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The team formerly known as the Washington Redskins and briefly known as the Washington Football Team will henceforth be known as the Washington Commanders.

Tom Brady thanked his “Bucs teammates” and a lot of other people in his retirement announcement, but he did not mention the Patriots.

The news broke last week, but on Tuesday, legendary NFL quarterback Tom Brady made it official; he’s retiring.

The University of Pennsylvania will seriously consider filing a lawsuit if UPenn trans swimmer Lia Thomas is barred from competing in the women’s NCAA championships, according to a report.

On Friday, Celtics center and outspoken human rights advocate Enes Kanter Freedom tweeted a list of NBA players sponsored by Chinese companies with ties to slave labor.

No one knows if there will even be a baseball season in 2022, but if there is, MLB’s minor leaguers will be able to play without being vaccinated.

China’s state newspaper, the Global Times, blasted legendary sportscaster Bob Costas for daring to criticize China’s woeful record on freedom of the press and criticizing the IOC for allowing the Winter Olympics to be held in Beijing.

Fans at the Australian Open were asked to remove tee shirts with the slogan “Where is Peng Shuai?” an allusion to the continuing mystery surrounding the whereabouts of a Chinese tennis star who accused that country’s vice president of rape.

Chiefs linebacker Willie Gay was arrested on Wednesday after he allegedly damaged a vacuum owned by his child’s mother during an argument at her apartment in Overland Park, Kansas.

The automated umpires used to call balls and strikes at the Low-A level last year are on their way to the Triple-A level in 2022.

The NFL fined Cowboys QB Dak Prescott $25,000 on Thursday after he heaped praise on Cowboys fans for throwing trash at officials following the team’s 26-17 loss to the 49ers.

University of Alabama head football coach Nick Saban has co-signed a letter with four other notable sports figures to West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin (D) to support the Freedom to Vote Act. However, the coach later stressed that he did not support killing the Senate’s 60-vote filibuster.

The Rams won the football game, but that didn’t stop their fans from duking it out in several brawls in the stands.

The Biden Administration is pushing back against a liberal megadonor who told a podcast audience that “nobody cares” about China’s genocide perpetrated against the Uyghur people.

After a highly emotional and controversial ending to their season, Cowboys fans took their frustrations out on each other.

The committee organizing the upcoming Genocide Games in Beijing announced that tickets would not be sold to the general public due to the coronavirus.

The Cowboys lost their Wild-Card playoff game against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, and they did it in spectacular fashion.

Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson allegedly offered one of his 22 sexual misconduct/assault accusers a $100,000 settlement in exchange for her silence, according to a report.

Jerome Boger’s crew blew a call during the AFC Wild-Card game on Saturday and could find themselves sidelined for the remainder of the season.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers beat Tom Brady, the man who betrayed Donald Trump and his supporters at the White House last year, in the AP All-Pro voting for quarterback, and it wasn’t close.

To cope with the frigid temps, former Jets and Ravens linebacker Bart Scott suggested that Bills quarterback Josh Allen take Viagra to get that “circulation going right.”

Kayvon Thibodeaux, Oregon’s outstanding defensive end and potential top 5 selection on the 2022 NFL Draft, says he chose Oregon over the Crimson Tide to avoid the “stigmatism” of an Alabama education.

New York City’s coronavirus executive order contains provisions that would allow Nets guard Kyrie Irving to play home games if the team pays a fine.

Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith allegedly told a police officer that he had a “little d*ck” during a DUI arrest Monday morning.

Former UFC/MMA champion Jake Shields said that if the intro to Full House were to be filmed today, the park in front of the home headed by the recently deceased Bob Saget would be filled with “Heroin needles and human shit and is a hot spot for robberies and car theft.”

Parents of female swimmers on the University of Pennsylvania swim team are calling on the NCAA to reform the rules regarding transgender competition to prevent biological females from being “bumped out” of competition.

Giants coach Joe Judge blasted on social media after running consecutive quarterback sneaks on 3rd and long from inside their 5-yard line.

ESPN college football analyst Paul Finebaum called Cleveland Browns QB Baker Mayfield a “poor man’s Johnny Manziel” during a recent interview.

LeBron James blasted an NBA announcer for his “insensitive” comments about an NBA player whose father went to jail for manslaughter.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers called a Chicago-area MVP voter who refused to vote for him because he’s unvaccinated an “absolute bum” during a Wednesday press conference.

Arkush, a longtime Chicago sportswriter and one of 50 people chosen by the Associated Press to cast a vote for the NFL MVP Award, told Chicago’s 670 The Score that he will not vote for Packers QB Aaron Rodgers because he is a “bad guy” and the “biggest jerk in the league.”

During an interview on ESPN’s Manning Cast with Peyton and Eli Manning, Aaron Rodgers pointed out that he has Ayn Rand’s classic Atlas Shrugged on his bookshelf.

DeSean Jackson says that the NFL threatened to remove him from the game if he didn’t remove his specially-designed John Madden tribute cleats.

The legendary NFL player and infamous accused murderer took to Twitter soon after Brown tore off his pads and shirt and stormed off the field at New York’s MetLife Stadium, ending his career with the Buccaneers and possibly ending his career in the NFL.

The Cleveland Cavaliers announced on Thursday that they have instituted a mask requirement for all fans at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse beginning at the age of 2.

On Thursday, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger told reporters that his upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns on Monday Night Football could be his last time at Pittsburgh’s Heinz Field.