This week actor and singer Robert Davi of Licence to Kill, The Goonies and Die Hard fame appeared on Fox & Friends to talk about political correctness and his new movie, The Iceman. The topic of political correctness came up when
Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III, whom an ESPN pundit once called a “cornball brother” because he has a white fiancee and may be a Republican, railed against the “tyranny” of political correctness in a tweet on Tuesday. “In a
Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III, whom an ESPN commentator once referred to as “cornball brother” because he has a white fiance and may be a Republican, reportedly bailed on Saturday’s White House Correspondents Dinner in Washington. Media reporter Howard
The second and third rounds of the NFL Draft is where championships can be won. On Thursday, there were no running backs selected in the first round for the first time in 50 years. There was also only one quarterback
The NFC East is home to some of the NFL’s most storied franchises, and it is always a highly competitive division. While most will be watching the Eagles and the variety of directions they could go at #4, the Cowboys
When Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III (RGIII) tried to trademark RGIII and RG3, he got into a trademark dispute with a motorcycle suspension parts company called “Research Group 3” that had been using “RG3” on a lot of its
The Redskins-Eagles opening week game could be the most up-in-the-air–and hyped–match-up, while the Colts could be the easiest winner against the visiting Raiders. The table below lists the match-ups (from the greatest toss-up to the greatest lock) from the newly
The NFL released its week-by-week schedule for the 2013 season. The season begins with the Baltimore Ravens, the defending Super Bowl champions, at the Denver Broncos on September 5 and concludes on Sunday, December 29. The Philadelphia Eagles play at the
The definition of indecency has certainly changed, if current battles within the Federal Communications Commission continue as projected. While the FCC is now reportedly seeking public comment on the possibility of allowing “non-sexual” nudity on television, as well as cursing,
Aftera quarterback-less first round, the second round begins with #1quarterback Geno Smith coming off the board and two more being selectedearly in the round. However, by the end of the second round, MattBarkley is still available and only those three
If you love football, you have to love Jack Pardee. The man was the game. Although he never reached the pinnacle of the sport from a championship standpoint, he basically lived a gridiron fairy tale. Gentleman Jack did it all.
(AP) Louisville’s Kevin Ware resting after surgeryBy MICHAEL MAROTAP Sports WriterINDIANAPOLISLouisville guard Kevin Ware had successful surgery on his broken right leg Sunday night. Now his teammates and coaches are waiting to find out when the sophomore will return to
On Sunday evening, one final spot in the Final Four was fought over by the two highest seeds remaining in the tournament led by two of college basketball’s most successful coaches. Louisville-Duke was hyped as the tournament’s top match up,
A House Democrat on Wednesday offered a “solution” to the Redskins name change controversy: The Non-Disparagement of American Indians in Trademark Registrations Act of 2013. According to The Hill, the legislation “would prevent the term ‘Redskins’ from being trademarked” and is “a
(AP) Goodell: No expanded playoffs for 2013By BARRY WILNERAP Pro Football WriterPHOENIX NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said the playoffs will not expand this season, but it will be discussed for the future. Last December, Goodell spoke about adding two or
As noted earlier on Breitbart Sports, the Miami Dolphins made the first major splash as NFL free agency opened Tuesday afternoon with the signing of wide receiver Mike Wallace from the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Dolphins, however, were able to follow
Suzan Shown Harjo, a Native American legal advocate who has reportedly spent nearly a third of her life trying to get the Washington Redskins to change its team name, equated the Redskins name to a drive-by shooting. “It’s just
A group of five Native Americans sued the Washington Redskins last week before a three-judge panel on the Trademark and Trial Appeal Board to try to get to force the football team to change its name because it is disparaging
NFL officials indicated on Wednesday the league may discipline teams that ask players if they have girlfriends or like girls. Colorado tight end Nick Kasa told Dan Patrick on his radio show this week that, “(Teams) ask you, like, ‘Do you have
Washington, D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray appears to have backtracked on his supposed desire to change the Washington Redskins team name. Last week, in his State of the District address, Gray referred to the Washington Nationals baseball team by name but
The fight for the Big East brand is on, with the “Catholic 7” and football schools trying to legally keep the money behind the brand. Fox recently bought YES network for a rumored $3 billion for one primary reason –
Washington Post sports columnist Mike Wise, after suggesting the Redskins should be shamed into changing their name, suggested Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III should be more socially conscious and push Washington owner Dan Snyder to change the team’s name. Speaking
A Washington, D.C. reverend suggested Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III was a “high price” slave – or commodity – in a country that has always treated “people of color” as “trophies.” Speaking on a Smithsonian panel on Thursday in
Washington Post sports reporter Mike Wise suggested the Washington Redskins should be shamed into changing their team name and predicted the football team would be forced to do so during his lifetime. Wise made his remarks on Thursday at a
Washington, D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray, who in recent months has suggested the Washington Redskins should change their name, did not refer to the Redskins by name during Tuesday’s State of the District Address. He referred to the Redskins as “our
On Thursday, the National Museum of the Native American in Washington, D.C. is playing host to a conversation on “Racist Stereotypes and Cultural Appropriation in American Sports.” Given the recent war of words and calls for a Redskins name change,
When the San Francisco 49ers play the Baltimore Ravens in Sunday’s Super Bowl, viewers will see plenty of the “pistol” formation when the 49ers have the ball. Contrary to what people first thought, the pistol formation may be here to
(AP) RG3, Arians, Watt, Kuechly win AP NFL awards By BARRY WILNERAP Pro Football WriterNEW ORLEANS Robert Griffin III has an award–and a warning for the NFL. The Redskins’ Griffin beat out fellow quarterbacks Andrew Luck and Russell Wilson to
The Washington Post Fact-Checker, Glenn Kessler reported that ‘a number of readers have raised questions about the president’sstatement that he goes skeet shooting “all the time.”‘ So he thought some fact checking might be in order. He actually did a
Rob Parker, the former ESPN commentator who was suspended and then fired after calling Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III a “cornball brother” because Griffin had a white fiance and may be a Republican, pitched a show to ESPN that
After Seattle Seahawks rookie quarterback Russell Wilson led the Seahawks to a playoff victory over the Washington Redskins last week in his first playoff game, he had more playoff wins (1) than Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan (0), whose Falcons
Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III is having surgery today for a torn ACL and LCL in his knee. ESPN reports renowned orthopedic surgeon Dr. James Andrews and his team discovered the ACL tear and is operating on the franchise
The Nationals opted to sit Stephen Strasburg and watched a 6-0 lead slip away in the decisive game of the playoffs, and the Redskins chose to play Robert Griffin III and may find out Wednesday if the injury he sustained
On Tuesday, ESPN fired Rob Parker, the commentator who referred to black Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III as a “cornball brother” because he had a white fiance and may be a Republican. ESPN had initially suspended Parker for a month
Rob Parker, the ESPN commentator whom the network fired on Tuesday, said on Sunday that he called Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III a “cornball brother” because he feels Griffin is the type of black athlete that pushes “away from
The top rated Tom Joyner morning show’s host Tom Joyner compared Washington Redskins’ coach Mike Shanahan to the slave master Calvin Candie who viciously forced black slaves to fight to the death in the movie “Django Unchained” because he played
According to reports, Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III may have partial tears in his lateral collateral ligament (LCL) and his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his right knee. Sources who had seen Griffin’s MRI told ESPN and the Washington
Russell Wilson, the rookie Seattle Seahawks quarterback football experts thought was too short to be successful in the NFL, led the Seahawks to the franchise’s first road playoff victory in nearly 30 years on Sunday when they beat the Washington Redskins
Howard Schnellenberger, who built the University of Miami football program and put it on the map, coached Redskins rookie running back Alfred Morris in college at Florida Atlantic University and compared him to Jim Brown. NFL scouts, the supposed smart
When Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III was growing up in Texas in the 1990s, his favorite NFL team was the Denver Broncos, a squad that won back-to-back Super Bowls. The Broncos were led by head coach Mike Shanahan, quarterback