National Football League
Edmonton’s Football Team Finally Drops Name: Report
The move follows Washington’s NFL team dropping its racist, anti-Indigenous name.
NFL blocked veterans' #PleaseStand Super Bowl ad as a "political statement"
The NFL wanted AMVETS to rephrase it to say, "Please stand for our veterans"
Roger Goodell's Wife Has Been Anonymously Tweeting at His Haters
Roger Goodell's wife has been Kevin Duranting for her husband with a Twitter egg.
Frank Gifford Was a Hell of a Football Player
Frank Gifford, a Hall of Fame football player and an NFL broadcaster, died on Sunday at the age of 84. How should we remember him?
NFL Tries to Make Amends for Domestic Violence Scandals With Super Bowl Ad
The NFL donated airtime for a public service announcement about domestic violence, part of the league's efforts to clean up its act and show it takes the issue seriously.
How the Madden Video Game Franchise Got Lazy and Stale
Thanks to an exclusive license agreement with the NFL, the developers behind Madden haven't had much in the way of competition for years, and their games have suffered as a result.
Did Sports-Related Concussions Kill the Ohio State Football Player Who Turned Up Dead This Weekend?
If the 22-year-old found in a trash bin Sunday had chronic traumatic encephalopath (CTE), football oligarchs are in trouble.
This Week in Racism - There Are Still No Black Emojis
New emojis include the middle finger, the Vulcan hand salute, an optical disc icon, a chipmunk, and a black droplet. But no black people.
US Patent Office Revokes Redskins Trademark
This is the latest move in a battle that spans more than two decades between the Native American community and the DC-based football team.
Colt Lyerla's Second Chance
Colt Lyerla fell out of the NFL Draft because of legal and personality issues. After signing with the Green Bay Packers, he has a chance to make everyone forget his sordid past.
NFL Draftees Talk Donald Sterling, Gays, and Brain Damage
Sean John invited me to attend its NFL draft party. While I was there, I asked NFL draftees like Calvin Pryor, C. J. Mosley, and Taylor Lewan what they think about gays, concussions, and Donald Sterling.