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Chronic NFL protester Michael Bennett stood for the national anthem during his debut as a Dallas Cowboy on Monday Night Football.

The Cleveland Browns have dumped safety Jermaine Whitehead after he threatened a reporter and called him “cracker,” in a Twitter post on Sunday.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield stormed out of his weekly press conference this week after a testy exchange with beat writer Tony Grossi.

Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett seems to expect that the team’s newly acquired defensive end Michael Bennett will stop his practice of remaining in the locker room for the national anthem, and instead join the team on the sidelines.

Week 8 for the NFL and some teams can’t seem to get fans onboard for the big centennial year as many stadiums still have many empty seats.

A protest in Minnesota against what some are calling the Washington Redskins “racist” name, is going to get some support from a high-ranking state official.

Philadelphia Eagles’ star Fletcher Cox used a shotgun to fend off an alleged intruder seeking entry in the defense tackle’s home last week.

With Week Seven nearly in the history books, we’re reminded that the days when the NFL could seemingly fill every stadium without much effort, are also in the past.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes escaped significant ligament damage when he dislocated his right kneecap and there is optimism the reigning NFL MVP could be back on the field in about a month.

The Dallas Cowboys have lost three games in a row, and their star receiver Amari Cooper is injured. So, former Cowboy great Michael Irvin has an idea to fix this mess: Sign controversial wide receiver Antonio Brown.

At least one NFL executive is enjoying the NBA’s troubles, joking that the “woke” basketball league is being “hoisted on its own petard” for turning a blind eye to China’s human rights abuse record.

In the midst of the steep NFL ratings drop of 2016-2017, the majority of the sports media was insistent that the decline had nothing to do with Colin Kaepernick’s protests.

It’s no secret that some NFL owners would like to expand the regular season from 16 to 18 games, but they might have have to settle for 17.

Football commentator and former Dallas Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson allegedly bullied rocker Janis Joplin when they were students at the same Texas high school, according to a new book.

Sports fans were surprised, Sunday, when Pope Francis tweeted out his support of the New Orleans Saints — entirely by accident.

It is Week 6 of the 2019 NFL season and fans are still seeing plenty of empty seats in stadiums all around the country.

Los Angeles Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs received his drugs from a team PR official, a report says.

Colin Kaepernick’s agent, Jeff Nailey, has release a statement to “set the record straight” about the “false narratives” regarding his client.

Actor Mark Ruffalo has rebuked Ellen DeGeneres’ call for bipartisan kindness, saying that former President George W. Bush must be “brought to justice for the crimes of the Iraq War” before liberals and conservatives can be friends.

Rihanna confirmed in a recent interview that she declined an opportunity to perform at the Super Bowl earlier this year, to show solidarity with former NFL quarterback and anthem protester Colin Kaepernick.

Talk show host and comedian Ellen DeGeneres pushed back against criticism from her largely progressive fanbase after being photographed alongside her friend and former President George W. Bush at an NFL game.

The NFL headed into Week 5 hoping to gain some momentum with their attendance numbers, however, several stadiums still seemed more empty than they ought to be.

Cameras captured the scary moment when Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph was knocked unconscious during a game against the Baltimore Ravens.

The Raiders lost Vontaze Burfict for the season after an illegal hit last weekend. But fear not, the Richie Incognito is more than capable of carrying on the tradition of aggressive hitting that the Raiders have become known for.

Former NFL star Antonio Brown has been slapped with a $15,000 lawsuit accusing him of property damage to his South Florida condo.

The NFL may have issued its most ridiculous roughing the passer penalty yet, and that’s saying something.

The opposing attorney in Antonio Brown’s property damage lawsuit has filed a 35-page motion requesting sanctions against the receiver for “tumultuous tirades,” “profane language,” and defiant rants,” during a recent deposition.

Saints linebacker Demario Davis has decided to retire his “Man of God” headband, after the NFL fined him $7,017 for wearing it.

Raiders linebacker Vontaze Burfict’s repeated illegal hits have certainly earned him his fair share of detractors.

College athletes in the State of California will now be able to receive pay for usage of their image and likeness.

As is the case with most things, it turns out Rush Limbaugh was right all along.

It’s no secret that Dolphins fans are not getting bang for their buck this year, but this is ridiculous.

The Raiders Vontaze Burfict is facing the possibility of a season-long suspension for a series of illegal hits, including a particularly vicious hit on Sunday, according to ESPN.

It is Week Four of the NFL’s 100th season, but apparently 100 years is enough for some fans.

Tensions are always high when the Browns and Ravens meet. Though, normally the two teams are able to get through the game without any choke slams.

Vontaze Burfict has delivered some all-time dirty hits during his eight year NFL career, but what he did on the field against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, was next level.