Hearing on Jon Gruden vs. the NFL and Roger Goodell Set for May 25
A hearing on whether a lawsuit filed against the NFL and its chief Roger Goodell by ex-Raider’s coach Jon Gruden can proceed is set for May 25, a report says.

A hearing on whether a lawsuit filed against the NFL and its chief Roger Goodell by ex-Raider’s coach Jon Gruden can proceed is set for May 25, a report says.
During an episode of Fearless with Jason Whitlock, Schnatter claims that Washington Commanders Owner Dan Snyder and Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones encouraged him to target the league and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in an attempt to get Goodell removed.
Viewership for the first round of the NFL crashed 20% on Thursday night. Down 34% from the virtual 2020 draft held at the height of the pandemic.
The House Oversight Committee has released detailed allegations claiming that the NFL’s Washington Commanders engaged in “unlawful” financial dealings.
The Atlanta Falcons’ Calvin Ridley has been suspended for the 2022 NFL season after accusations rose that he gambled on games.
The sports world mourned the loss of a titan on Tuesday with the announcement of NFL sportscaster John Madden’s unexpected death.
Broadcast legend Brent Musburger recently wondered aloud if a “paid assassin” is the one who leaked Jon Gruden’s old emails to get him fired.
Jon Gruden is suing the NFL and Roger Goodell for “selectively leaving” the damaging emails that led to his resignation.
The NFL has instituted some policy changes to the Rooney Rule designed to further enhance diversity, equity and inclusion in hiring practices.
Most people seem to have written off any chance of Colin Kaepernick making an NFL comeback, but Colin Kaepernick is not one of them.
The NFL has not said whether it plans to honor America or the 13 service members who recently lost their lives in Afghanistan during the Thursday night season opener between the Cowboys and the Buccaneers, according to the Association of Mature Citizens (AMAC).
NFL players can wear social justice messages on their helmets again this season and “It Takes All of Us” and “End Racism” will be stenciled in end zones for the second straight year as part of the league’s Inspire Change platform.
The NFL and its 32 teams are set to make hundreds of millions from legal sports betting during the 2021 season, according to a report.
Several sports agents have accused the NFL of failing to follow through on the woke agenda they adopted in the wake of the police-involved death of Minneapolis man George Floyd.
Columnist Mike Freeman blasted the NFL for making a show of observing Juneteenth but not using the holiday to reflect on its own racist acts.
The Los Angeles Super Bowl Host Committee has awarded a grant to a group of activists who have the abolition of the Los Angeles School Police Department as one of their goals.
The NFL’s popularity in Germany is on the rise, and as a result, the NFL is very eager to start playing regular-season games there.
NFL critics claim that black players are being unfairly excluded in receiving payouts from the $1 billion brain injury settlement fund.
The NFL has made former Obama Communications Director Katie Hill their senior vice president of communications.
The NFL says that the guilty verdict against Derek Chauvin does not “undo the loss of life,” and that George Floyd should be “here with us today.”
NFL Commish Roger Goodell reiterated the league’s support for the social justice movement ahead of the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial.
The NFL Players Association is recommending that players opt out of voluntary in-person workouts for the coming 2021 season.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says that he expects stadiums to return to full capacity 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 is expected to announce the addition of a 17th regular-season game to their schedule this week, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
The NFL will require each of its teams to play at least one “home” game overseas every eight years, according to a report.
The NFL has decided to waive its coronavirus mask-wearing rule for draft war rooms, but only if all individuals are fully vaccinated.
The NFL lost millions due to the pandemic in 2020, but they’ll make billions over the next decade through TV deals announced Thursday.
The NAACP has called on the NFL to “rethink” its relationship with Fox due to the “racism” supposedly promoted by the Fox News Channel.
After a year of enormous attendance declines and TV ratings drops, the NFL salary cap is set to take a historic hit of nearly $16 million.
Tiger King” star Carole Baskin has ripped the “irresponsible” NFL for allowing fans at Super Bowl 55 amid the continued coronavirus crisis.
Of the 22,000 fans that will be permitted to attend this year’s Super Bowl, 7,500 of them will be vaccinated health care workers who got their tickets for free.
The NFL is making good on its promise to fund the social justice movement through the funding of 13 grants to nonprofit organizations connected to the Inspire Change program.
Not only did the NFL not get the ratings boost they were looking for in 2020, but their ratings actually crashed by seven percent.
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy has challenged NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to donate $250,000 to the Bar Fund small business relief.
The NFL announced their plan to invite a large number of vaccinated health care workers to the Super Bowl this year, in a letter to the head of the Tampa Super Bowl Host Committee.
Dec. 16 (UPI) — The NFL has said teams will not be allowed to have mandatory local “bubbles” or require players and staffers to stay at hotels during the playoffs, except for the nights before games.
The NFL enjoyed a rebound in the ratings and a relatively rare week of good fortune over the Thanksgiving holiday, but it did not last.
The NFL’s TV ratings are off six percent overall across all networks compared to the 2019 season, numbers that could impact the league’s long term future.
The NFL decided to close all team facilities on Monday and Tuesday in an attempt to contain what they believe will be a significant spike in coronavirus cases after players and staff spent time with family members from out of town over the Thanksgiving holiday.