Joe Andruzzi Praises Boston Marathon Responders, Says He's 'Not A Hero'
"I am just a bystander, and that led to my help," the former NFL player said after being photographed carrying a woman away from the blast site.
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"I am just a bystander, and that led to my help," the former NFL player said after being photographed carrying a woman away from the blast site.
On Twitter, the New England newcomer promised to give $100 for every pass he catches in 2013. He'll double that each drop.
Former NFL offensive lineman Joe Andruzzi was one of many spectators rushing to help the victims of Monday's bombings at the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
The 26-year-old tweeted "War is nothing to be played with. I apologize North Korea .... but if ya'll do bomb 1st... Bomb Foxboro, Mass. Sincerely, #BillsMafia."
Patriots owner Robert Kraft delivered several messages Monday at the NFL meetings -- and made it clear who is boss in New England.
They're a circus. Players don't like circuses. If they did, they'd all know how to juggle by now.
On Monday, Giants co-owner John Mara said his team made "a very substantial offer" to Victor Cruz. The kid from Paterson may want to give it a second look.
On a day of defections for the Jets, there was a silver lining.
Is it a coincidence that Robert Kraft has crafted an empire while Woody "I can't get enough Tim Tebow" Johnson's franchise has floundered for decades?
Tom Brady will be haunting the Jets as a Patriot until he is 40 years old.
Bill Parcells made the cut and was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, while Michael Strahan misses out.
A day after getting beaten by the Ravens in the AFC Title Game, Belichick confirmed that he would be back in 2013. That's bad news for new Jets general manager John Idzik and head coach Rex Ryan.
Remember when Tom Brady's wife unloaded after New England lost Super Bowl XLVI? This season it was Anna Burns Welker flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct.
Flacco throwing three TDs in the second half, led the Ravens to their first Super Bowl in 12 years with a 28-13 victory over the Patriots.
Is it possible to be hyped up about the AFC and NFC championship games this weekend? Or must attention be focused on Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o and the fake death of his fake girlfriend?
OK, so the Giants didn't make the playoffs this year. We all know what happened with the Jets. Even without your favorite team in the mix, Championship Sunday is teed up to be a great one.
Brady became the winningest quarterback in postseason play, throwing for three touchdowns Sunday to beat Houston 41-28.
The Houston Texans defeated the Bengals 19-13 and will face the Patriots in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs.
Brilliant coaching and innovation have been big keys in the NFL this season. Here's a look at what five innovative teams have done to become so successful in 2012.
Jason Keidel says there's only one man for MVP -- smash-mouth running back Adrian Peterson.
With two weeks left in the season, the NFC East, NFC West and AFC North titles are still up for grabs, not to mention the four Wild Card spots.
This is a full-fledged NFL disaster, and there is no turning back right now. The Jets have no quarterback, their receivers are awful and their coaching staff lacks common sense. There is no saving this team.
"I don't even know how to put it into words," Cruz said. "There are no words that can describe the type of feeling that you get when a kid idolizes you so much that unfortunately they want to put him in the casket with your jersey on."
This week the Giants go to Atlanta with a chance to do the same thing to the team that has played the best regular-season football in the NFC this year.
The madness continued in Week 14. The Chargers bombed the Steelers in Pittsburgh, the Falcons get Cam'ed in Carolina, the Pats flexed their muscles against Houston and the 9-4 Ravens fired their offensive coordinator after blowing a game in D.C.
