The National Organization for Women (NOW) accused the NFL of “enabling sexual misconduct, assault, and violence” against women on Monday following the league handing down a 6-game suspension to Cleveland Brown’s quarterback Deshaun Watson, who made headlines after 24 women accused him of sexual harassment during massage sessions in 2020 and 2021.
During their statement in response to a federal judge’s decision to suspend Deshaun Watson for six games following more than two dozen accusations of sexual misconduct, Browns Co-Owners Dee and Kimmy Haslam made a claim that contradicted the judge and used a very curious word to describe those angered by the allegations against Watson.
After a judge revealed that Deshaun Watson will be given only a six-game suspension on the tail of two dozen sexual assault cases.
Many are outrraged that Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson was handed a six-game suspension without pay over two dozen allegations.
Browns QB Deshaun Watson Suspended 6 Games Following Dozens of Sexual Misconduct Allegations
NFL Hall of Famer Warren Moon called the “independent study” clause recently removed from Cardinal QB Kyler Murray’s contract a “slap in the face to African-American quarterbacks.”
Pat Mahomes says he feels there are criticisms made of black quarterbacks that aren’t made of white quarterbacks.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson isn’t very worried about his critics and he pointed out Thursday that Jesus had critics, too.
Only a day after Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray blasted critics, the team has deleted the “homework” clause from his contract.
Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray is lashing back at critics questioning his work ethic after news broke about details of his new contract.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is taking heat for using a word to describe small people that has fallen out of favor these days.
On Monday, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot proposed several plans costing between $900 million and $2.2 billion to upgrade Soldier Field in a desperate bid to entice the Chicago Bears to remain in her increasingly dangerous city.
HOUSTON (AP) — Houston Texans rookie wide receiver John Metchie III announced Sunday that he has been diagnosed with a form of leukemia.
Former Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger says that “coddled” players contributed to the Steelers lack of playoff success after 2010.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Former sports superstar Bo Jackson helped pay for the funerals of the 19 children and two teachers killed in the Uvalde school massacre in May, revealing himself as one of the previously anonymous donors who covered costs for families after one of the deadliest classroom shootings in U.S. history.
J.J. Watt offered to pay for a man’s funeral after seeing the deceased’s granddaughter tweeting about selling her NFL collectibles.
Ex-NFL safety Deshazor Everett has pleaded guilty to reckless driving after the accident that killed his girlfriend in 2021.
Miami Dolphins QB Teddy Bridgewater on Monday took to social media to address his fellow players, urging them to stop acting “gangsta” and instead act as a role model.
NFL quarterback Deshaun Watson may only get a two to eight game suspension despite the 24 women who have accused him of sexual misconduct.
In an interview with USA Today, the former Heisman winner and longtime NFL runner shared stories revealing how using cannabis to treat pain was already a part of life in the league long before it became fashionable and more or less legal.
Texans running back Darius Anderson has been arrested and charged with burglary with intent to assault after allegedly pursuing a woman into her home last Friday.
A former NFL tight end is under arrest after police claim he got out of his car and threatened to shoot two off-duty police officers on Friday.
On a recent podcast, NFL GOAT Tom Brady insisted that the hardest part about raising kids for him is being mega-rich, yet keeping his kids grounded in the real world.
Tom Brady is once again stabbing Donald Trump in the back, this time by claiming that the media “mischaracterized” their relationship.
Rashard Anderson, a former first-round pick of the Carolina Panthers in the 2000 NFL Draft, has died at the age of 45.
A lawsuit allegs that Governor Phil Bryant illegally redirected $1.1 million in state welfare money to NFL legend Brett Favre.
Former Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher expressed sympathy for ex-NFL players who suffer from chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) but also says some players are faking the disease “to be in the f*ck*ng lawsuit.”
A medical examiner’s report reveals that former Cowboys and Bears running back Marion Barber died of a heat stroke, USA Today reports.
Steelers fans reacted badly on social media after learning that Heinz Field will now be known as Acrisure Stadium.
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice hasofficially joined the ownership group that owns the Denver Broncos.
Veteran NFL offensive tackle Duane Brown was arrested at LAX Saturday afternoon after attempting to board a flight with a gun in his luggage.
For the first time since the pandemic began, NFL teams will start training camp without any Covid protocols or restrictions, according to a report in the Washington Post.
Flag football will be played at an international, multi-sport event for the first time next week during the World Games in Birmingham, Alabama.
Former NFL player and current Republican House Candidate Jerone Davison released a “Make Rifles Great Again” ad recalling how black Americans once used guns to fend off the Ku Klux Klan.
Former Broncos receiver Demaryius Thomas had Stage 2 Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) when he was found dead at his home in Georgia on December 9.
The Dallas Cowboys have been facing backlash on social media for a recent marketing agreement it reached with Black Rifle Coffee Co.
Jaylon Ferguson, the 26-year-old Ravens linebacker who died unexpectedly in June, succumbed to the “combined effects of fentanyl and cocaine,” an autopsy revealed.
Former NFL linebacker LaVar Arrington appears to have backed Warren Sapp’s claim that Colin Kaepernick’s workout was a disaster.
On this day in 1983, Kansas City Chiefs running back Joe Delaney lost his life after jumping into a Louisiana pond in a desperate attempt to save the lives of three drowning children. One child lived through the ordeal, but Joe and the other two boys did not.
Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow shared an Instagram post championing abortion rights following the Supreme Court’s overturn of Roe V. Wade.
