Roger Goodell Tacitly Admits That NFL Mishandled Colin Kaepernick Peaceful Protests Improperly
A movement must be pretty strong in order to get Roger Goodell to admit he's done something wrong. The Black Lives Matter movement has now done just that.
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A movement must be pretty strong in order to get Roger Goodell to admit he's done something wrong. The Black Lives Matter movement has now done just that.
Tom Brady's never spoken like somebody who's worried about what little time he may have left in the NFL. But he may be starting to act like it.
On Friday, Robert Kraft and family backed up the Patriots' team statement with a significant financial promise.
Devin McCourty explained how Drew Brees' commentary can lead to more people remaining silent on the matter instead of standing up for people who would benefit from gaining more support.
Several NFL players, including Patriots star cornerback Stephon Gilmore, shared a video on social media Thursday night demanding the NFL step up and speak out against racism and racial injustice.
Former Patriots tight end Ben Watson, a 16-year veteran of the NFL, shared his experiences with racist teammates with WBZ-TV's Steve Burton.
Buffalo Bills rookie quarterback Jake Fromm apologized for using the phrase "elite white people" in a text conversation from more than a year ago, and posted on social media early Thursday morning.
It might be too much talent, which is a great "problem" for an offensive mind like Bruce Arians to have.
Football took a big step towards a return on Thursday, as all 32 teams were told that coaches can can return to work at team facilities on Friday.
Tom Brady has indeed spoken out about players protesting during the national anthem, and his commentary might surprise some people.
When Drew Brees spoke on Wednesday about national anthem protests, he did so with conviction. A day later, he's changed his tune entirely.
Drew Brees' comments on national anthem protests on Wednesday generated quite a bit of reaction around the league. Perhaps nobody had a stronger response than retired tight end Martellus Bennett
Drew Brees believes in standing with his hand on the heart during the national anthem, and he cannot agree with anyone who decides to take a knee in protest. According the Patriots' McCourty twins, that is a disgrace.
Since retiring from football, former Patriots linebacker and three-time Super Bowl champ Tedy Bruschi has found a new passion in running. He's completed three Boston Marathons, so you know Bruschi wasn't going to sit out Global Running Day on Wednesday.
Nobody ever really knows what Bill Belichick is thinking. Nobody except a writer from New York, of course.
Despite all of the viewpoints changing around the country, future Hall of Famer Drew Brees still cannot support the act of taking a knee during the national anthem.
Tom Brady has already taken charge in the Tampa Bay locker room -- even though he hasn't actually entered the Tampa Bay locker room.
Malcolm Butler got to relive the famous "Malcolm, go!" moment on Tuesday night, and isn't sure if he'd make the game-saving interception if they replayed the down again.
In recent years, Bill Belichick has taken a liking to organizing joint practice sessions with preseason opponents during the month of August. This year, he's going to have to change.
The New England Patriots and Kraft family released a statement regarding racial injustice Tuesday night.
As the most famous football player on the planet, Tom Brady is often looked upon to speak up more often than he does on important topics. On Tuesday, Brady did so by saying very little.
Rob Gronkowski is now a full-time Tampa Bay Buccaneer. He is no longer a WWE champion.
The free-agent departure of Tom Brady is not the only major change for the Patriots this season. In fact, the team lost someone who's been with the franchise much, much longer than the quarterback.
Even though Tom Brady has moved on to Tampa Bay, comedian Bill Burr says that he's going to remain loyal to TB12.
With Brian Flores leading the way on the sideline and a slew of former Patriots on the roster, the Miami Dolphins may have a "New England South" feel to them in 2020. But one player who left Foxboro for sunny Florida this offseason says that will not be the case.
