This Is the Play That Has People Questioning George Pickens’ Level of Effort
The Dallas Cowboys traded for George Pickens precisely for games like this one, and he completely let them down.

The Dallas Cowboys traded for George Pickens precisely for games like this one, and he completely let them down.

The Cowboys needed a win to advance their playoff hopes on Thursday night, and on at least one play, they got no help from the referees.

Stop me if you’ve heard this before: But an egregious call by an NFL official altered the outcome of a game.

A particular Commander’s fan who jumped onto the field on Sunday has watched his final game at Northwest Stadium.

Amon-Ra St. Brown, star wide receiver for the Detroit Lions, has apologized to anyone “offended” by his celebratory Donald Trump dance during his team’s matchup against the Washington Commanders this past Sunday.

President Donald Trump praised legendary former quarterback for the New York Jets, Joe Namath, as being a “great talent” who had a great arm. While speaking with sports commentators Kenny Albert and Jonathan Vilma in the FOX broadcast booth, Trump

President Donald Trump explained why he loves sports so much and said he sees it as a “microcosm of life,” containing the good, the bad, and the ugly moments. While speaking from the FOX broadcast booth with sports commentators Kenny

Left-wing Washington Commanders fans were heard booing as the president led a swearing-in ceremony during Sunday’s halftime.

President Donald Trump reacted to Air Force One flying over Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland, for the NFL’s game between the Washington Commanders and the Detroit Lions, describing it as the “greatest flyover.” “I just want to say, was that

Lions receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown and his teammates performed the “Trump Dance” during the first quarter in Sunday’s Commanders-Lions game.

President Donald Trump will be attending Sunday’s NFL game between the Washington Commanders and the Detroit Lions in honor of U.S. military veterans. Nicki Jhabvala, a Commanders reporter for the Athletic shared a statement from Washington Commanders President Mark Clouse

Some quarterbacks won’t publicly name or call out NFL officials for fear of getting fined, Tampa Bay’s Baker Mayfield is not one of them.

If the NFL is even remotely serious about retaining the aura of impartiality, it’s going about it entirely the wrong way.

Things were going well for the Lions on the first drive of their game against the Chiefs on Sunday night. Maybe the NFL thought they were going too well.

You’ve all seen the video by now. Some of you have likely seen it multiple times. But for the sake of driving home the point and bringing everyone up to speed, let’s see it one more time. On Sunday night,
Detroit Lions safety Brian Branch was suspended for one game without pay by the NFL on Monday for unsportsmanlike conduct following a loss at Kansas City.

There is no excuse for Brian Branch punching JuJu Smith-Schuster, and Brian Branch says he’s not making one. However, there was a moment that prompted him to sock Smith-Schuster in the mouth.

While Chiefs coach Andy Reid didn’t explicitly request that his team receive no penalties, his low-key complaint about the officiating seems to have been consciously or subconsciously heeded.
The peaceful exchange of post-game handshakes gave way to fisticuffs and body slams as the Chiefs and Lions brawled at the end of their hard-fought Sunday Night Football matchup.

Everyone loves a good revenge/comeback story, but there’s no reason to believe that Aaron Rodgers beating the Jets or Daniel Jones crushing the Dolphins means anything in the big picture. But those are just a couple of reactions from Week 1, let’s dive in!

If you cover sports, you should know sports. It’s not exactly a high bar, but it is a fundamental requirement of all people who work in a specific field or trade. But knowing sports doesn’t appear to be a requirement at ESPN.

You will not hear the sound of the men working on the chain gang at NFL games this year, unless something goes wrong. Instead, you will see the league’s new Hawkeye tech, which determines precise ball placement on the field.

Remarks about proper “breeding” made by the father of a pair of NFL players is coming back to haunt them nearly a year later.

He hasn’t played in the NFL in nearly three years, but on Saturday, former longtime NFL defender Ndamukong Suh made it official and announced his retirement.

Detroit Lions All-Pro center Frank Ragnow is calling it a career at the age of 29, citing concerns about his health as the primary factor.

The NFL has voted to table the Detroit Lions’ proposal to determine playoff seeding based on record.

The Detroit Lions have proposed a bylaw change that would allow Wild-Card teams with a better record than Division Champions to be seeded higher and host playoff games.

Authorities in Detroit are cracking down on parking lot owners who are gouging consumers by charging as much as $900 and $1,000 ahead of the Lions divisional round playoff game against the Washington Commanders on Saturday.

Whitney Risner, wife of Minnesota Vikings offensive lineman Dalton Risner, is ripping Detroit Lions fans for inappropriate and rude behavior.

The Detroit Lions have never been to a Super Bowl before, much less won the championship game. However, oddsmakers believe this is their year.

It has been revealed that the Vikings bought up 1,900 tickets for nearly $2 million for their upcoming game against the Lions.

People often wonder what kickers do on the sidelines when they’re not getting ready to kick. The answer? Some really weird, creepy stuff.

Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell was disgusted after the team’s 48-42 loss to the Bills Sunday and showed it with a F-bomb-filled interview.

Buffalo Bills cornerback Taron Johnson accused members of the Detroit Lions of inappropriately touching him during a key play Sunday.

In what has become an all-too-common experience for Bears fans this season, head coach Matt Eberflus and his players found a way to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory (or tie).
Raiders tight end Brock Bowers joined the NFL’s latest celebration trend on Sunday when he hit the “Trump Dance” after catching a touchdown pass. While Bowers and thousands in the stands and online seemed entertained by the dance, the Raiders public relations team may not be as amused.

The “Trump Dance” appears to be exploding across the NFL. It started with the 49ers’ Nick Bosa last week, who celebrated sacking the Dolphins quarterback by performing a little Donald Trump dance. But now, players on three other teams have joined the dance craze.

The Detroit Police Department is conducting an internal investigation into why Lions’ wide receiver Jameson Williams was not arrested when a gun was found under his seat during an October 8, 2024, traffic stop.

Listeners and at least one of the hosts on Dallas’ 105.3 The Fan got a lot more than they likely bargained for when Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones made his regular weekly radio appearance on Tuesday.

The Cowboys are facing heavy ridicule on social media for blurring out their terrible score in a photo of the stadium scoreboard that they posted to X on Sunday.
