
Roger Goodell pens message to NFL fans after Damar Hamlin's injury
Hamlin, a safety for the NFL's Buffalo Bills, suffered an on-field injury during a game on Monday night.
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Hamlin, a safety for the NFL's Buffalo Bills, suffered an on-field injury during a game on Monday night.
Wednesday's hearing made for a rather strange scene. Yet perhaps no moment was weirder than the one created by Rep. Pat Fallon (R-Texas).
Brian Flores' attorney is putting the pressure squarely on Roger Goodell to keep his case transparent and in the public eye.
Seemingly out of nowhere, DeflateGate was thrust back into the national spotlight this week. Once again, Roger Goodell is telling lies about it.
Mike Florio discovered two rather noteworthy aspects from the DeflateGate era, neither of which look good for the National Football League. Actually, they look very bad.
In the middle of the summer of 2021, the NFL did its best to bury its Dan Snyder problem. Unfortunately for the league, it's back.
The NFL has summarily rejected all of Brian Flores' claims, saying they are without merit. In doing so, Roger Goodell and the billionaire owners have forfeited their right to ever utter the word "integrity" again.
Roger Goodell spent years trying to tear Tom Brady down during the whole Deflategate mess, fighting to convince the football world that the Patriots quarterback was a cheater. Now that Brady is calling it quits, Goodell is singing the former QB's praises.
The NFL does not have rules for everything. You can look at Deshaun Watson for the latest example.
Even for Roger Goodell, this is a shocking new low.
The NFL outed Jon Gruden. That's fine. But with 600,000 more emails, you have to wonder which people the league is shielding.
The NFL might have some trouble, based on the developments in a St. Louis courtroom this week.
The NFL made a big statement but offered no details and held nobody accountable for a toxic and threatening workplace in Washington.
Roger Goodell was asked if he has any regrets about the DeflateGate punishment for Tom Brady. His response was entirely predictable.
In the steep climb back to the top of the AFC, the Patriots will be without their full assortment of kicks at the can. The NFL stripped the team of a third-round pick for that press box video incident in Cleveland late in the 2019 season.
With COVID-19 cases spiking around the country and within the league, the NFL is trying to be proactive in order to prevent a disruption to the season.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has warned the league's 32 teams of penalties including potential forfeits of games for violations of COVID-19 protocols that force changes in the regular-season schedule.
The end zones at Gillette Stadium and around the NFL will look different in 2020.
Author Jeff Benedict takes us behind the scenes of the greatest dynasty in NFL history with never before told stories about the New England Patriots, Tom Brady and Bill Belichick.
Major League Baseball and the sports world at large are being forced to take a step back and reassess just about everything when it comes to holding a professional sports season in the midst of a raging pandemic.
Antonio Brown's "retirement" lasted all of three days. Because late Wednesday night, Brown was back on social media to demand that the NFL resolve his outstanding investigations.
The NFL has got problems ... and not a whole lot of time to solve them.
To anyone who actually followed the Patriots' video saga, the stripping of a third-round pick for this particular offense is unquestionably obscene.
Now three years removed from the controversy, Roger Goodell has chosen to become a public advocate for the hiring of Colin Kaepernick.
Is being largely terrible, mostly uncreative, incredibly stiff and painfully tone-deaf a prerequisite for the job? Or is it a symptom? It's getting hard to tell.
It looks like a quarterback change is coming in New England.
We may have a somewhat rare and unique opportunity to see the northern lights in parts of New England.
At 2-9, the Patriots continue to tinker with their roster, signing wide receiver Mathew Sexton to the practice squad.
A klutzy thief was caught on camera stumbling during a smoke shop burglary.
It will be another throwback weekend for the Patriots as they welcome an old AFL rival to Gillette Stadium.
A one-year-old girl who was critically hurt in a crash on Route 495 in Andover last week has died.
A recent survey revealed that 56% of college students admit completing assignments using AI technology.
Harvard University is entering its Taylor Swift era.
Steven Tyler shared a small health update after a vocal cord injury forced Aerosmith concerts to be postponed.
President Biden will join James Taylor at a political fundraiser and concert in Boston next week.
Pinnacle Partnerships in Brockton, is a non-profit organization that provides resources, education and empowerment to families who are raising kids with mental health needs.
A highly-mutated descendant called JN.1 could be to blame.
Vermont company recalls all of its Wilcox brand ice cream, yogurt and ice cream bars, as well as Leonardo's brand gelato.
The dark days of winter are approaching but there are some things you can do to keep the winter blues at bay.
Many of us will be reaching for that "bottle of red" on Thanksgiving Day, but some will suffer soon after with a throbbing headache.
Some companies fined by OSHA after worker deaths often end up getting their penalties reduced to the point where they're not effective.
There are mysterious signs in various neighborhoods around Boston warning about so-called "hollow sidewalks."
Court documents show that one of the men involved in the ring received over $500,000 in government funds for one of his businesses.
Despite several I-Team investigations and promises to improve, the Mass Save program continues to be plagued with problems.
Tewksbury Police are called to Tewksbury Hospital so often it's become a significant drain on their resources
Sports betting in Massachusetts is illegal for anyone under 21, but the college age gambler is a lucrative target.
Mother Nature, a spy balloon, a convicted con man and a presidential candidate are all on Jon Keller's 2023 list of national turkeys.
A few Boston City Councilors made Jon Keller's annual list of the top turkeys in Massachusetts this year.
Northeastern University professor and media critic Dan Kennedy looks at the 2024 election coverage so far.
Any doubts the candidates might have raised about Donald Trump were left behind by a parade of elbow-throwing.
Christmas Tree Shop and Bed Bath & Beyond are gone. So what is filling those empty stores now?
Retailers are pouncing on empty Bed Bath & Beyond stores - including some former locations in Massachusetts.
Owner Mike Sullivan started the company in a small shed next to his house.
Several blocks of one Melrose neighborhood are decked out in Halloween decor for the movie filming.
Massachusetts has a growing retail theft problem and Beacon Hill may be to blame for part of it.
The Vermont Country Store has since become an iconic destination for locals and tourists alike.
Creating an inviting environment for the community to meet, enjoy and participate in the arts
For over 85 years, Weston Theater Company has been creating engaging, entertaining, and inspiring theater.
Surrounded by mountains, Kimpton Taconic is a boutique hotel offering both classic and highly curated experiences.
Learn how the strategic use of windows and harnessing the power of daylight can create space and comfort within a home.
It looks like a quarterback change is coming in New England.
At 2-9, the Patriots continue to tinker with their roster, signing wide receiver Mathew Sexton to the practice squad.
It will be another throwback weekend for the Patriots as they welcome an old AFL rival to Gillette Stadium.
The Patriots will host the Chargers on Sunday at Gillette Stadium. Someone is going to play quarterback for New England. But Bill Belichick isn't revealing who that will be.
It's not even December yet, but for a number of NFL franchises, all eyes are already on next year. That's very much the case in New England.
A klutzy thief was caught on camera stumbling during a smoke shop burglary.
It's a feeding frenzy in the Gulf of Maine for whales and sharks - sometimes chowing down side by side.
Fall tourists are coming out in droves to a farm in Vermont to play with some golden retrievers.
A pair of mini stallion brothers are looking for a new home.
The Mount Washington Observatory shared a photo of the northern lights from when they were at their peak.