Detroit Lions linebacker Trevor Bates was arrested Saturday and according to the NYPD, he punched a police sergeant in the face after the arrest. Now a city police union is criticizing the player and saying he acted like a “wild animal” during the arrest.
ATLANTA (AP) — Once again, Ray Lewis and the Super Bowl intersect in Atlanta.
Some of the most hotly-debated topics in elementary school science projects this year have included global warming, evolution, and rocket science. However, somewhat surprisingly, another topic drawing a large amount of interest has been the guilt or innocence of Tom Brady.
Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe went on the attack against New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady for the NFL star’s apparent support of President Donald Trump.
If you’re looking at the modest ratings rebound the NFL earned this year, you might reasonably conclude that the NFL’s television woes are behind them. However, if you’re looking what’s happened to the NFL’s Super Bowl ad prices for this year, you might come to a very different conclusion.
Washington Redskins Owner Daniel Snyder hasn’t had much to show for himself, when it comes to getting wins on the field. In fact, one of the only areas where Snyder has had anything to brag about is when it comes to his acquisitions off the field.
The New York Police Department reported that Detroit Lions linebacker Trevor Bates punched a police sergeant in the face, while being booked for refusing to pay cab fare on Saturday.
Oakland Raiders tight end Jared Cook has accused the TSA of stealing several costly items out of his luggage at Orlando International Airport, due to government workers suffering during the partial shutdown.
New York (AFP) – Retiring New Orleans Saints tight end Benjamin Watson and US Senator Bill Cassidy called out NFL commissioner Roger Goodell on Friday for staying silent in the wake of a controversial ending in last weekend’s playoff game at New Orleans.
Jan. 25 (UPI) — Cannabis company Caliva closed its first round of funding at $75 million, with Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana among its investors.
Cleveland Browns Owner owner Jimmy Haslam had a nickname for former V.P. of Football Operations Sashi Brown that many felt was racist, according to a report. Haslam referred to Brown as, “Obama.”
Super Bowl fans seem less than thrilled with the coming matchup between the New England Patriots and the Los Angeles Rams. Ticket prices are falling as fewer fans than expected seem interested in making the trip to Atlanta for the game.
ESPN recently undertook the task of exposing the dysfunction and disarray of the Browns organization, under the leadership of Owner Jimmy Haslam and former head coach Hue Jackson. A task which, on the face of it, seems to be exceedingly easy and perhaps not even worth it considering how well-publicized and obvious the failings of the Browns have become.
If more science fairs were like this, science would be a lot more fun. Ace Davis, a 10-year-old boy in Lexington, Kentucky, has taken the claim that Patriots QB Tom Brady is a cheater, and turned it into science.
The media isn’t exactly experiencing all-time high’s in popularity these days. Whether it’s due to concocting stories intended to smear and impeach the president, or calling for teenagers to be “doxxed.” People seem to be genuinely fed-up with those who bring us the “news.”
President Trump may not be invited to deliver his State of the Union address before congress. However, it appears that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell could be getting an invitation to speak before members of congress very soon.
Retiring New Orleans Saints tight end Ben Watson isn’t happy with New York State’s new abortion law, and he’s not holding back.
Rep. Steve Scalise has joined his fellow Saints fans in outrage over the controversial NFC Championship game that sent the Rams to the Super Bowl. It was so bad, Scalise said, that he thinks the Saints and Rams should play a “makeup game.”
Is coded language from broadcasters a problem for black quarterbacks? Some believe so, including former NFL head coach Tony Dungy.
Jan. 23 (UPI) — New Orleans Saints cornerback P.J. Williams was arrested Wednesday and charged with driving while intoxicated.
Jan. 22 (UPI) — Fast-food franchise Chick-fil-A maintains a policy of being closed every Sunday, and that won’t change even on Super Bowl Sunday.
NEW YORK (AP) — The NFL will consider expanding replay reviews to include certain penalties, including pass interference.
No one likes sitting in a drive-thru, but this is just ridiculous. Former Raiders and Cowboys running back Darren McFadden, was arrested on Monday for driving while intoxicated and resisting arrest.
We may think the Los Angeles Rams’ ticket to the Super Bowl is already punched, but some Saints fans are filing a lawsuit to force the NFL to revisit the final moments of the NFC Championship game.
While much of the country seems to be softening its stance when it comes to the issue of medical marijuana, CBS is definitely not.
According to reports, the referees who officiated at Sunday’s controversial NFC Championship game between the L.A. Rams and the New Orleans Saints were harassed so much they had to change hotels as a security measure.
Singer Harry Connick Jr. got so fed up with the referees during the Rams-Saints game Sunday that he penned a letter to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. Saying that he was boycotting the Super Bowl over a blown pass interference call.
Jan. 21 (UPI) — The NFL has announced five games that will be played outside of the United States during the 2019 season.
An eye care center in Louisiana has offered the National Football League’s referees free eye exams, after the controversial blown call that led to the New Orleans Saints losing the NFC Championship Game on Sunday.
NFL officials clearly had their issues on Sunday, when it came to grasping and ruling on obvious things that were happening right in front of their faces. However, one person who had no problem grasping the present or predicting the future, was CBS’ Tony Romo.
If anyone was wondering what the hot-topics of conversation would be during the NFL’s offseason meetings, we just found out at least one of them.
Former NFL player Greg Hardy was disqualified in his very first UFC fight on Saturday night, for illegally kneeing his opponent in the head when he was down.
Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch called President Donald Trump a “motherfucker,” and defended his own brand of patriotism during a recent episode of Bill Maher’s Real Time show on HBO.
Former NFL player Greg Hardy has yet to officially debut as a UFC fighter, but he is already exclaiming that he is in the hunt for the heavyweight title.
Various reports reveal that former NFL player Colin Kaepernick is not a fan of rapper Travis Scott’s decision to perform at the upcoming Super Bowl, Sporting News reported.
The Washington Redskins are the fifth most hated company in America, according to a recent business survey.
A sports columnist for the Miami Herald is sick and tired of everyone pining for Colin Kaepernick. In fact, he would rather the Miami Dolphins sign Satan as their next quarterback.
Former Detroit Lions player Tony Beckham became enraged when he caught a strange man peering into his teen daughter’s bedroom and masturbating.
What happens when you leave a couple hundred Massachusetts children alone with thousands of lego’s during the NFL playoffs? You get lego portraits of Tom Brady and Bill Belichick, that’s what you get.
The Patriots and Chiefs will already play their conference championship tilt this weekend in the middle of an arctic blast. Now, as if the game needed any more environmental phenomenons, a rare lunar eclipse is also predicted to occur towards the end of the AFC Championship Game.
