TMZ Sports released video of Washington Redskins wide receiver Terrelle Pryor flipping off a fan following the team’s 29-20 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs Monday night. In the video, a fan called Pryor a “b****” as he headed into
We are now at the point where every time a backup quarterback not named Colin Kaepernick gets signed, he is going to be made to made to apologize, for not being a backup quarterback named Colin Kaepernick.
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Vince Williams doesn’t care if fans don’t like the NFL’s now ubiquitous anti-American protests during the national anthem. In fact, he told fans mad enough to burn their Steelers gear not to bother coming back.
Do not be surprised if Cam Newton comes out of the locker room this weekend in a pink uniform, with pictures of Gloria Steinem on either side of his helmet. He may have to in order to get back in the good graces of the liberal sports media after the stunt he just pulled at a Panthers press conference.
A pair of new videos showing several NFL players taunting fans and screaming the “f-word” at them have been revealed.
When you can’t get the answer you want in your poll, change the poll. That seems to be what happened when USA Today asked people what they thought of NFL players protesting during the anthem.
Actor Bryan Cranston praised former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick in a recent interview for inspiring other athletes to protest during the national anthem, calling it “a beautiful way of protesting.”
Offering unqualified support to someone is a tricky process. Mainly because, if you don’t wait until you have all the facts, it could turn out that your support was given in error. That’s the reality that Seahawks coach Pete Carroll finds himself in right now.
A New Jersey car dealership is pulling its television ads from NFL broadcasts for the rest of the 2017 football season in response to NFL teams protesting the national anthem.
The National Football League has met with the players union, the NFLPA, to discuss the national anthem protests that have plagued the last two seasons of football, reports say.
Washington Nationals manager and former Dodgers player Dusty Baker insisted in an interview that athletes should absolutely use their platform in pro sports for social justice activism.
With Tennessee Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota hobbled with a hamstring injury, Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio suggested the team should turn to Colin Kaepernick. Florio reasoned that Kaepernick “makes so much more sense” than Titans backup Matt Cassell because he
A report says that the NFL owners clashed in private over how to respond as players across the league continue to test the limits of their powers to use the national anthem to push their anti-American protests.
What a difference a week makes. ESPN reversed their earlier decision to not show the anthem, after the shootings in Vegas late Sunday night. However, only two players are believed to have protested.
In an interview on Fox News, one survivor of the shooting in Las Vegas referenced the millionaire layers and their protests by saying he saw people running into the danger instead of kneeling in anger.
The owner of Fat Tuesday’s bar and grill in Fairfax, Va. won’t show NFL games on his flat screens until ‘take a knee’ protests stop. Patrons flock to support him.
After initially declaring it would no longer air the national anthem on Monday Night Football, ESPN has reversed course and will show the pre-game segment. The network blames the decision on the shooting in Las Vegas.
While NFL players who protest the anthem, cast themselves as upright crusaders for the rule of law and equality. The arrest statistics for the NFL paint a far different picture, of how a lot of these social justice warriors truly regard the rule of law.
Another Sunday delivers more bad ratings news for a National Football League already imploding under the weight of its own strident and proven anti-Americanism. Last week, Sunday Night Football hit a new season low, and compared to last year, sunk a full 10 percent. This week, viewership for Sunday Night Football collapsed even further, down another five percent. Compared to this same week last year, viewership fell two percent.
Fox Sports 1 “Undisputed” co-host Skip Bayless reacted Monday to Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown’s sideline tantrum and said it made him “cringe” to see white offensive coordinator Todd Haley put his hand on Brown to calm him down. Bayless asked if
Media Research Center Vice President of Business and Culture, Dan Gainor, joined Breitbart News Daily SiriusXM host Alex Marlow on Monday to discuss media criticism of President Trump over his handling of the Puerto Rico recovery effort and the fall-out as the NFL protests continue.
The worst part of any conflict, whether it’s war, a divorce, or simply a debate, is that good people get hurt and put in awful positions. Due to the utter insanity that the NFL has become, Alejandro Villanueva now finds himself in that position.
A player for the Baltimore Ravens who stood for last weekend’s national anthem released a powerful message saying why he might find a reason to kneel during the song.
The San Francisco 49ers elected to continue the national anthem protests, this weekend, this time protesting as a team and issuing a statement proclaiming “unity” in defiance of those who might disapprove.
Pittsburgh Steelers star wide receiver Antonio Brown let his frustrations known Sunday. After quarterback Ben Roethlisberger failed to see a wide-open Brown on a critical third down play, the wide receiver tossed a Gatorade cooler and yelled at offensive coordinator
During Sunday’s “AM Joy” on MSNBC, Michelle Bernard, the president and CEO of the Bernard Center for Women, said that black people were not considered “unpatriotic” until Colin Kaepernick decided to exercise his First Amendment right to protest the national anthem.
Television networks have gone to great lengths to conceal the ratings-killing anthem protests that are costing the league huge money in terms of viewership and attendance. However, it looks like NFL teams have also started trying to conceal the anthem protests. In one case, by literally covering a player up.
A small plane pulling a banner stating “Stand And Respect Our Flag” flew over M&T Stadium as the Pittsburgh Steelers faced the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
An online radio station based out of Oklahoma gave veterans free car washes with the NFL treatment on Saturday.
Figuring out where Cam Newton stands on matters of race, just kind of depends on when you talk to him. Last year, according to Cam, we were beyond race, as a nation. This week, Colin Kaepernick was a legend, and today, well, you figure it out.
Sunday on MSNBC, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) made a case for H.R. 296, the Pro Sports Act, which is legislation that he recently became the lead sponsor and ends the tax-exempt status of professional sports leagues. Gaetz told host Alex Witt
Marshawn Lynch, an NFL player who has never stood accused of being immune to the powers of irony, showed up to the stadium on Sunday wearing a shirt that read: “Everybody vs Trump.”
After unleashing a protest bonanza last week, which featured nearly 200 players, coaches, and executives, demonstrating against the national anthem. This week, it appears that the NFL has decided to take a knee, on taking a knee.
NFL teams have agonized over how to balance protesting, with respect for the flag, during the national anthem. On Sunday, Ravens fans let their team know there’s only one acceptable choice: Stand.
Jay Z made an apparent statement of solidarity with NFL National Anthem protesters this weekend by donning a jersey with former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s name on it during his musical performance on the season premiere of Saturday Night Live.
As the NFL’s Week 4 kicked off, the New Orleans Saints took a knee during the coin toss but stood for the anthem. Meanwhile, across the field, three members of the Miami Dolphins took a knee during the playing of the national anthem.
The National Football League (NFL) may have more than a passing controversy on its hands as it continues to grapple with fans’ reaction to the players and staff “take a knee” protest during the national anthem before games.
LAS VEGAS (AP) – Former football legend O.J. Simpson became a free man Sunday after serving nine years for a botched hotel room heist that brought the conviction and prison time he avoided after his 1995 acquittal in the killings of his ex-wife and her friend.
A player for the Detroit Lions claimed that after he took a knee during the playing of the national anthem, his father lost a client for his home contracting business.
As the NFL owners try to fix their national anthem mess, the action continues on the field, and on paper, there are a bunch of terrific matchups this Sunday. Here is a preview of the games:
