Broncos, Coach Fined For Taping Of 49ers' Practice
The NFL fined the Denver Broncos and coach Josh McDaniels $50,000 each because the team's video operations director broke league rules by filming a San Francisco 49ers practice in London last month.
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The NFL fined the Denver Broncos and coach Josh McDaniels $50,000 each because the team's video operations director broke league rules by filming a San Francisco 49ers practice in London last month.
Quarterback Mark Sanchez joined Boomer & Carton Wednesday to talk about his stellar season with the 8-2 Jets.
Two short weeks ago the Giants were the toast of the town, heck they were the toast of the NFL, tabbed by many as the 'most complete team' in the NFL. So what happened?
Giants left tackle David Diehl joined Boomer & Carton Tuesday morning to talk about New York's struggles, costly turnovers, and the NFC playoff picture.
Vick is scheduled to talk to New Haven high school students Tuesday with The Humane Society of the United States, which has been campaigning to end dogfighting.
Now, I'm not going to say that Sunday's 30-27 Jets win over the Texans is up there in American history with the Miracle on Ice, but what I will say is that this team has a little something special working for them.
To say it was a crazy Sunday of football would be an understatement, but here goes. It was a crazy Sunday of football.
For a team tied for first place in their division, the Giants are in trouble. I wouldn't be thinking like that if Big Blue didn't go out and lay the equivalent of an A.J. Burnett egg last Sunday.
It's clear that Jets head coach Rex Ryan is a fan of the movie Slap Shot. How else can you explain his rant earlier this week when he challenged Jets fans to have their butts in their seats in time for pregame warm-ups?
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says Michael Vick is doing all the right things and he's proud of the way the Philadelphia Eagles' quarterback has turned his life around after serving time in prison for his role in a dogfighting ring.
One by one, the injuries piled up for the Colts and Patriots. They might have been enough to ruin lesser teams. They hardly slowed Indianapolis and New England.
The New York Jets have offered to host an 8-year-old fan and his family for a home game after he was allegedly tackled by a drunken Browns fan following Sunday's game in Cleveland.
When it comes to winning awards, the comeback player of the year honor is one nobody starts his NFL career hoping to get.
Michael Vick had just scored after another dazzling run against the Redskins when Eagles fans at a local sports bar began chanting: "M-V-P! M-V-P! M-V-P!"
The NFL Players Association wants two bye weeks and bigger squads before it accepts the league's proposed 18-game regular season.
Mark Sanchez could have graced the covers of the September issues of several sports and men's magazines. "We didn't need any more pressure than we already had," Sanchez said.
Although the talk shows will be filled with calls this week from Jets fans that will paint a doom and gloom picture, Gang Green is sticking to a common saying...
With his New England Patriots facing a pivotal game in an NFL stadium where opponents rarely win, Tom Brady showed off a different side.
Representatives of the NFL, the NFLPA and the four equipment companies that make every helmet worn in the league all say there is no such thing as a football helmet that eliminates concussions.
Scoff as you might, probably the best player in the NFL halfway through the season doesn't throw passes. He doesn't catch them, either, nor kick the ball.
The players union has rejected a proposal from the NFL on long-term care for former players, saying the supplemental policy would exclude too many of them.
Football players on both sides have gotten bigger, faster and stronger over the years, so the yards per carry or catch stay largely the same from one era to the next. Not so the numbers in the kicking game.
The woman who allegedly received lewd photos and inappropriate text messages from Brett Favre has met with NFL investigators, her agent says.
No one knows how many more twists the Cam Newton saga still holds. But everyone has a pretty good idea where he will be when it's over, regardless of how it ends: cashing paychecks in the NFL.
The NFL wants everyone to know what it told players months ago about illegal hits and how the disciplinary process works.
