With a result so unsurprising that one wonders why the question was asked in the first place, a new poll reveals that most Californians disagree with how President Trump handled the NFL protests.
Contract negotiations are always dicey when business is not going well. After all, what does a business leader have the right to ask for, when he’s essentially failing at his job?
Roy Miller, a defensive tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs, was arrested on domestic battery charges in Florida on Saturday, according to Fox News.
Tampa Bay – While Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell battle off the field, there should be plenty of good battles on the field this week, including the New Orleans Saints, winners of six in a row, traveling to Buffalo to face the surprising Bills.
A Facebook page urging fans to boycott the NFL over the Veterans Day weekend has earned over 200,000 followers.
On a weekend where we stand in recognition of those who have served, organizations which represent those who have stood served aren’t taking the NFL’s disrespect for the national anthem, lying down. Though, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion aren’t calling for an outright boycott of the NFL over the weekend.
O.J. Simpson has understandably decided to indulge in some of the things he was deprived of, while in prison. One of those indulgences, is a good stiff drink. However, if Simpson doesn’t watch it, those indulgences could land him right back in the slammer.
In simpler, less insane times, a story about a football player standing for the national anthem would never have to be written. Yet, we clearly no longer live in such simple times.
The California chapter of the NAACP is advising Congress to abolish the national anthem, calling the song a “racist” relic of the past.
Thursday on Fox Sports 1’s “Undisputed,” co-host Skip Bayless reacted to the report Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is attempting to block NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell from getting a contract extension. According to Bayless, debacles such as the National Anthem protests
The first half of the 2017 NFL season proved beyond a doubt, that the NFL’s ratings crisis couldn’t solely be chalked-up to the presidential election of 2016. Writing in Pro Football Talk, Mike Florio makes the case that the second half of 2017 could be even worse for the NFL, for that very same reason.
Former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason believes that free agent QB Colin Kaepernick, who started the anthem kneeling movement, will be signed soon.
As it’s 2017 season wound down, Major League Baseball found that its sponsors spent eight percent more this year over last season. On the other hand, with ratings crashing and advertisers expressing serious doubts, the NFL is suffering like never before.
A lawyer for national anthem protester Colin Kaepernick says that the NFL canceled a special one-on-one meeting it had offered the player with Commissioner Roger Goodell, but the league disputes the lawyer’s claim.
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick shot down the notion that his relationship with quarterback Tom Brady could be eroding. An unnamed friend of Belichick told ESPN in recent ESPN profile on Brady that “there’s a collision coming” between the coach and Brady’s trainer Alex
Last week, Papa John’s made quite the splash by publicly ripping NFL leadership and threatening to end their sponsorship of the league, over how Commissioner Goodell has mishandled that national anthem protests.
The NFL has reportedly invited national anthem protester Colin Kaepernick to a private, one-on-one meeting with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.
Fox Sports 1 “Speak for Yourself” co-host Jason Whitlock said he, and possibly coaches and executives in the NFL are under the belief Colin Kaepernick does not want to play football anymore and would rather be an activist going to
Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson tore his ACL last week, and now team leadership is admitting that they briefly considered bringing original anthem protester Colin Kaepernick to Texas as a replacement.
We normally don’t indulge in conspiracy theories, however, as afar as conspiracy theories go, this one’s a little too juicy to just ignore.
If you wanted good news for the NFL from its Monday Night Football ratings, you got it. If you wanted bad news for the NFL from its Monday Night Football ratings, you also got it.
Former star NFL tight end Tony Gonzalez believes free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s NFL career is “done.” “He’s done,” Gonzalez told TMZ Sports. “I don’t think he’ll ever get a chance. Never again.” Gonzalez, now a Fox NFL analyst, reasoned that
As far as pizza toppings go, pepperoni has to rank near the top. They taste great, and you can move them around to create all kinds of funny images before scarfing them down. However, recently, a Nazi website arranged some pepperoni’s together to create an image that’s not at all funny.
With ratings for the NFL’s Week 9 games rolling in, some results show a slowing of the tumbling ratings over last year’s numbers. But the numbers still show NFL ratings down double digits over the league’s 2015 season.
The NFL is not a big fan of recent Republican tax reform proposals that cancel the billions that teams get in tax subsidies to build and operate sports stadiums across the country, a report says.
With the National Football League losing ratings and fans by the millions, and no end in sight to Commissioner Roger Goodell’s coddling of the players’ protests. A group of players are now demanding that the mediation process be employed to solve the issue.
Former NFL long snapper and U.S. Army Green Beret Nate Boyer proposed that free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick and President Donald Trump sit down and have a civil conversation about the National Anthem protests. Boyer met with Kaepernick in 2016 and
NFL Hall of Famer Deion “Primetime” Sanders did not take to CBS analyst and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo’s jab at his tackling too kindly Sunday. While watching a replay of Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Marcus Peters miss a tackle, Romo
In an appearance on this week’s “The Podcast with Shaq,” actor and comedian Craig Robinson said he has turned off the NFL because quarterback Colin Kaepernick continues to be unsigned the season after he protested the National Anthem. Host Shaquille
President Trump is no stranger to using grassroots campaigns to win political elections. But what about using the grassroots to defeat a rock star’s attempt to buy an NFL team? A new report suggests that President Trump did precisely that.
With the troubles facing the NFL’s cratering TV ratings, it is also important to note that fans are staying away from the stadiums, too.
Associated Press journalists counted 15 NFL players protesting the national anthem in some form before games Sunday.
For decades, when legendary Dodgers announcer Vin Scully spoke about baseball, people listened. Now, in retirement, he’s not just speaking only about anymore. Yet, listening to Scully now, might be more important than ever.
You just can’t make this stuff up. Dallas Mavericks Owner and rumored 2020 presidential candidate Mark Cuban, recently took exception Draymond Green’s characterization of the word, “owner.”
In October, celebrity lawyer Mark Geragos filed a grievance on behalf of Colin Kaepernick alleging the free agent quarterback remains unsigned due to collusion.
Papa John’s and the NFL, have probably enjoyed the closest business relationship of any sponsor and sports league, in recent sports history. However, the NFL’s handling of the recent spate of anthem protests, might sever that tie for good.
On Wednesday the owner and founder of the Papa John’s pizza chain and major NFL advertiser held a press conference where he excoriated the league saying that its national anthem protests had cost him $70 million in business. Now, several members of the sports media have theorized that the owner of the Dallas Cowboys was behind the pizza chain’s complaints.
On his Fox Sports Radio show Friday, Clay Travis said Houston Texans owner Bob McNair missed out on changing the perception that he is a “racist pariah” by not signing Colin Kaepernick to replace Deshaun Watson, the rookie phenom who tore his
The NFL has long-standing tradition of mixing respect for the flag, and those who defend it, into their pregame ceremonies and community outreach. However, since the NFL has recently decided to mix disrespect for the flag, and those who defend it, into their pregame ceremonies. One veteran in Louisiana has decided to call them out on it.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Andrew Luck will spend a second offseason recovering from shoulder surgery. The Indianapolis Colts put Luck on injured reserve Thursday, marking the end of his season and the beginning of a different rehab program that team officials believe will get their star quarterback on the field next fall.
