There is no love lost between the New England Patriots and the New York Jets on and off the field. Certainly, that feud extends to fans and reached new heights (literally) during New England’s opening day of training camp in Foxborough.
After NFL commissioner Roger Goodell upheld Tom Brady’s four-game suspension yesterday, the reaction ranged from outrage from the Brady to satisfaction from the league community.
Our long national nightmare is over (actually, it’s just getting started). NFL commissioner Roger Goodell upheld Tom Brady’s four-game suspension for the quarterback’s role in Deflategate and filed a 20-page report to help support his case.
Late last week word of LeSean McCoy’s bizarro females-only extravaganza made the rounds on the Internet. It appeared McCoy would be the clown prince of the Internet through the weekend. Then, Hulk Hogan happened on Friday.
While the Indianapolis Colts and Baltimore Ravens owners reportedly lobby to make sure Tom Brady doesn’t see the light of day in the regular season until Week 6, New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick was out doing things.
Sports Illustrated is in the midst of releasing a collection of lists saluting the worst things in the NFL.
Here is evidence that the NFL off-season is a bit too long. Buffalo Bills running back LeSean McCoy is going to have a “private event celebration” on Sunday in Philadelphia per his Instagram account. Obviously, that’s not a big deal, right?
In the shadows of news coming out about a settlement being reached between the league and Tom Brady over his role in Deflategate arrives somewhat surprising news. The NFLPA announced on Thursday that embattled, hated, envied, vilified New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady moved more merchandise than any […]
Coming up next month, EA Sports releases Madden NFL 16, the latest addition to the wildly popular video game franchise. Before the game’s release, EA Sports revealed their rookie rankings to a group of first-year players including Tampa’s Jameis Winston, Tennessee’s Marcus Mariota, and St. Louis’ Todd Gurley.
Van Miller, the longtime radio voice of Buffalo Bills, died on Friday at the age of 87 following a bout with an illness. Miller served as the radio play-by-play announcer of the Bills from 1960 to 1970 and then from 1978 to 2003. A 2014 inductee in the […]
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