Polian: 18-Game Season Is Done Deal
Colts president Bill Polian believes the debate over an 18-game NFL season is over, and an expanded schedule will soon become a reality.
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Colts president Bill Polian believes the debate over an 18-game NFL season is over, and an expanded schedule will soon become a reality.
A day after getting benched, Giants tackle Kareem McKenzie described his behavior in a loss to Tennessee as "despicable."
Giants defensive end Justin Tuck joined WFAN's Mike Francesa to give his take on Sunday's sloppy loss to the Tennessee Titans.
Getting blown out by the defending AFC champion Indianapolis Colts on the road is rough, although it's got to be easier to digest than returning home and doing nearly everything possible to self-destruct in a 29-10 loss to the Tennessee Titans.
Vogue, step aside. The NFL is going from the gridiron to the runway with fashion advice to help female fans wear their team colors everywhere from tailgates to posh nightclubs.
The NFL reportedly has laid out a plan for its employees if there is a work stoppage next year after the contract with the players expires.
A week after being benched, Vince Young had no trouble bouncing back and getting the Tennessee Titans back on track.
iants Pro Bowl center Shaun O'Hara has been listed as doubtful for New York's home game against the Tennessee Titans after missing his third straight practice with ankle problems.
The Titans have issues of their own, given that quarterback Vince Young got yanked for Kerry Collins during last week's 19-11 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Indianapolis organizers expect the 2012 Super Bowl to be played on its original date, despite growing concerns that an NFL work stoppage could force postponement or cancellation of the game.
Defensive end Justin Tuck is bringing a different approach to being the captain of the New York Giants defense.
It has become glaringly obvious that an epidemic of pass-crazy play-callers have transformed the way NFL offenses do battle on Sundays.
At the risk of sounding like a savage, folks need to calm down over this concussion business.
From the death of Broncos wide receiver Kenny McKinley to the DWI charges against Jets receiver Braylon Edwards, the headlines have skewed toward the negative. Even the tragic.
Sunday brings a visit from the Tennessee Titans, the franchise that drafted Keith Bulluck in 2000 and didn't want him back after he tore his left anterior cruciate ligament last December.
