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Nike’s controversial “Dream Crazy” ad, narrated by and starring former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick, won an Emmy Award for best commercial at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards on Sunday.

Colin Kaepernick, together with Nike, turned his protest movement into a multi-million dollar ad campaign. However, it looks like Kaepernick and Nike aren’t the only ones looking to make money off of the former 49ers quarterback.

Everything went right for the Titans last week, as they opened the season by dismantling the highly-touted Cleveland Browns. This week, however, things got off to a very rough and very explosive start.

A former NFL player has been arrested in Georgia for vandalizing his own business with racist slurs and the phrase “MAGA.”

The Carolina Panthers did not put up a convincing fight during Thursday night’s game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Cam Newton is frequently the topic of conversation on game day. However, unfortunately for Panthers fans, that conversation has centered on his choice of attire, as opposed to his play on the field.

Former Bengals defensive back Terrell Roberts was shot and killed Wednesday during a visit to his grandmother’s home in Richmond, California.

Britney Taylor, the woman who has come forward to accuse New England Patriots player Antonio Brown of sexual assault and rape, claims that she passed a lie detector test regarding her allegations.

Antonio Brown practiced with the New England Patriots for the first time on Wednesday, only one day after a former trainer accused him of sexual assault and rape.

The NFL is reportedly giving “serious consideration” to putting Patriots wide receiver Antonio Brown on the commissioner’s exempt list, after accusations of rape were filed against him on Tuesday.

U.S. Senator Marco Rubio told TMZ Sports he doesn’t think there are “64 better quarterbacks playing in the NFL right now” than free agent Colin Kaepernick. Rubio also said, that if he were an NFL owner, and Kaepernick was the best QB available, he would sign him

New England Patriots wide receiver Antonio Brown has been accused of rape by a former trainer.

Monday on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria,” Papa John’s founder and former CEO John Schnatter revisited his 2018 resignation from the company and its fallout with the National Football League. Schnatter acknowledged having discussed race issues but described those

Rams safety Eric Weddle was carted off the field on Sunday after taking a vicious knee to the head during his team’s Week 1 game against the Panthers.

This week starts the NFL’s 100th season, but some teams seem to still be finding a awful lot of empty seats.

The Cleveland browns are having a far tougher time than expected, in their Week 1 contest against the Tennessee Titans.

Just when you thought the Antonio Brown saga could not get any more bizarre, it gets much, much more bizarre.

Kansas City Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill has signed a $54 million contract on the heels of the charges of child abuse against him being dropped.

Oakland Raiders star receiver Antonio Brown has denied that he called team GM Mike Mayock a “cracker,” and added that there was no sort of “scuffle” between them.

As British General Cornwallis received the news that Admiral Graves’ fleet had failed to break through De Grasse’s French fleet off of Yorktown, his mood must have been morbid.

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees has responded to a torrent of criticism, after his appearance in a video for the Christian organization Focus on the Family.

The impact of the possible suspension of Antonio Brown for threatening to punch his general manager, has been felt far and wide. However, no one has felt the possible consequences of such a move more than OJ Simpson.

Former ESPN host Jemele Hill lashed out at FS1’s Marcellus Wiley for critical comments he made about Kaepernick’s “blackness.”

Antonio Brown spent nearly the entire off-season fighting for the right to wear the helmet of his choice. Now, it appears he may not need a helmet after all.

Former Buffalo Bills defensive end Marcellus Wiley recently criticized former player Colin Kaepernick’s style of national anthem protests.

It’s generally understood that if you’re absent from work, especially an unexcused absence, you don’t get paid. However, shockingly, Oakland Raiders wide receiver Antonio Brown doesn’t think those rules should apply to him.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jared Goff has been a prolific NFL quarterback ever since Sean McVay joined him with the Los Angeles Rams. The quarterback and his coach will get the chance to chase more Super Bowl appearances together now that Goff’s long-term future is finally secure.

Former Olympian Ian Danney pleaded the Fifth 46 times during a deposition over charges that he illegally provided drugs into athletes.

The Dallas Cowboys and Ezekiel Elliott have agreed on a $90 million, six-year contract extension that will make him the NFL’s highest-paid running back and end a holdout that lasted the entire preseason, a person with knowledge of the agreement said Wednesday.

On August 7, wide receiver and anthem protester Kenny Stills criticized his then-boss, Miami Dolphins Owner Stephen Ross, for hosting a fundraiser in honor of President Donald J. Trump.

Texans wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins says he felt “like a slave” after hearing late Texans Owner Bob McNair use the expression “inmates running the prison,” during discussions between owners and players about the national anthem protests.

New York Jets running back Le’Veon Bell was seen celebrating last week after dropping more than $300,000 to replace his stolen bling.

Jay-Z and the NFL have teamed up to produce the “Inspire Change” clothing line and associated music showcase to push “social progress.”

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Meek Mill and Meghan Trainor are helping kick off the new social change partnership between the NFL and Jay-Z before the season-opening game in Chicago next week.

In a piece written for ESPN, former Dallas Cowboys defensive end Ryan Russell announced that he is a “bisexual man.”

Houston Texans star JJ Watt’s Hurricane Harvey relief fund has now rebuilt and repaired 1,183 homes in the Houston area so far.