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The NFL has suspended Chiefs star wide receiver Rashee Rice for the first six games of the season due to a street racing incident last year that resulted in a multi-car crash with injuries.

The NFL’s relentless march towards an 18-game regular season continues, and will reportedly be one of the major topics at the league ownership meetings in Florida.

While the NFL has remained steadfastly determined to add games to the regular season, the NFL Players Association seems equally determined to restructure the league’s offseason.

If you hate the NFL preseason, there’s good news for you! The league is reportedly set to resume its push to remove the third regular season game and move to an 18-game regular season schedule.

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.

An article by Andrew Beaton of the Wall Street Journal on Saturday claims that the NFL will seek an “indefinite suspension that would last no shorter than one year.”

The NFL and NFL Players Association announced on Thursday that the 2022-2023 season would be free of the stringent testing protocols that have been in place over the last two years.

Las Vegas Raiders head coach Jon Gruden has come under criticism for an email he sent in 2011 in which he reportedly used a racial trope to describe NFLPA President DeMaurice Smith.

Jaguars head coach Urban Meyer is under investigation by the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) after admitting that he factored players’ vaccination status into final roster cuts.

If the NFL was waiting to receive a “Thank You” card from Jimmy Graham for “encouraging” him to get the coronavirus vaccine, they can keep waiting.

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Cole Beasley is furious that the NFL is still implementing its “crazy” coronavirus rules.

Bengals running back Joe Mixon is not happy with the players union’s decision to place restrictions on teams that are not fully vaccinated.

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — NFL players were locked out of team headquarters last offseason because of the coronavirus pandemic.

The NFL Players Association is recommending that players opt out of voluntary in-person workouts for the coming 2021 season.

The NFL is increasing the regular season to 17 games and reducing the preseason to three games to generate additional revenue for America’s most popular sport.

The NFL has advised their players and staff to keep away from large crowds, so they don’t contract the coronavirus. However, one crowded area the league will not try to keep them away from is the voting booth.

The NFL Players Association reports that thus far, 21 players have tested positive for the coronavirus after reporting for traing camps.

It seems as though the NFL and NFL Players Association (NFLPA) have finally agreed upon something that most fans will agree with as well: No one needs the preseason this year.

According to the website of the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) 72 players had tested positive for the coronavirus as of July 10th.

A report that the NFL could open minicamps for their players in June, had cold water thrown on it by none other than the players themselves.

It seems like an aberration during a week where almost none of the news from the sports world has had anything to do with sports, but we actually have real sports news, big news in fact.

The National Football League says it is “closely monitoring” the Coronavirus ahead of the league’s spring meetings.

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.

ESPN analyst Domonique Foxworth says that the Miami Dolphins obvious tanking job in 2019, is “morally reprehensible.”

The NFL announced this week the list of various organizations that will receive nearly $2 million in “social justice grants.”

BATAVIA, N.Y. (AP) — Four preseason games remain too much for Roger Goodell. The NFL Commissioner on Monday reiterated his stance of wanting to reduce the preseason schedule at a time the league and players’ association have begun preliminary talks on a new collective bargaining agreement.

Jameel Cook, a member of the 2003 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl winning team, has been convicted of stealing $105,000 from the NFLPA Health Reimbursement Fund.

On Wednesday, the NFL and NFL Players Association released a joint statement claiming that the random drug tests involving Carolina Panthers safety and anthem protester Eric Reid, were indeed random. And not a deliberate attempt to target Reid.

Carolina Panthers safety Eric Reid has claimed that he’s been drug tested far too frequently for the tests to be “random,” and, hinted that he believes the frequent testing is punishment over his anthem protests.

The National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) says it will “look into” claims by Carolina Panthers safety Eric Reid that he has been subjected to an unusual number of random drug tests, ESPN reported.

The NFL suspended its new anthem policy last month, in order to open the way toward negotiations with the NFL players Association (NFLPA) on a jointly negotiated policy for the coming year.

DeMaurice Smith, the Executive Director of the NFL Players Association (NFLPA) says there is no “drop dead day” to end negotiations over the NFL’s national anthem protests.

San Francisco 49ers cornerback Richard Sherman accused Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones of having “the old plantation mentality,” when it comes to his rules against anthem protests.

The NFL and the NFL Players Association, have “expressed hope” that they will reach an agreement on what to do about the league’s anthem policy before the 2018 season begins.

Dolphins Owner Stephen Ross issued a statement on Friday afternoon, making it clear that the anthem conduct policy that was leaked to the media on Thursday was simply a requirement under the NFL’s new anthem policy.

The NFL and the NFL Players Association (NFLPA) released a joint statement on Thursday night, vowing to put a hold on the new league rule requiring players on the field to stand for the playing of the national anthem.