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.
The Oakland Raiders say Hall of Fame quarterback George Blanda has died. He was 83.
Unthinkable just a few months ago, Jason Taylor's new reality was on full display Sunday night.
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.
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.
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.
NBC's production team will work with Telemundo to broadcast the game in Spanish on stations in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas and Miami.
Jets star wide receiver Braylon Edwards will be active for New York's next game Sunday night at Miami despite being arrested for drunken driving on Tuesday morning.
New York Jets star wide receiver Braylon Edwards told a police officer he'd been partying and drinking before being pulled over in his luxury SUV, but he suggested letting him leave the car and go home, prosecutors said as he was arraigned Tuesday on drunken-driving charges.
Garrett Hartley kicked a 37-yard field goal that was partially blocked and barely fluttered through as time expired and the Saints spoiled the San Francisco 49ers' home opener with a 25-22 victory Monday night.
After an embarrassing performance in Week 1 against the Ravens, the Jets righted their ship and handed out a divisional beat down to New England.
Sure, it's only two weeks into the NFL season. Still, look who is undefeated - and who is winless.
After a Sunday full of injuries and interceptions, seemingly half the league heads into Week 3 with a quarterback quandary.
The New York Jets have apologized for boorish behavior directed at a female TV reporter in their locker room. A training session for players is in the works. The reporter herself says it wasn't really so offensive. So we can all move on, right?
Fear always has played a big part in American football. But nowadays, it's not so much the super-physical hitters or runners who are dreaded by opponents.
Jim Brown isn't surprised by the rise in diagnosed concussions among NFL players and says the league and the union need to do more to protect those players.
No longer feeling welcome in the Buffalo Bills' main parking lot, a tailgating institution is on the move as the NFL draws a line between what's considered family friendly and R-rated entertainment.
Thursday was Clinton Portis' day to explain his inflammatory comments about female reporters. Instead, he decided to have some fun with it.
The NFL has sent a memo to the 32 teams reminding them of the media relations policy for equal access and its rules for general conduct toward media.
Legendary sports performace management specialist Mackie Shilstone is speaking up for those who could be in potential danger.
Washington Redskins running back Clinton Portis, known for his outspoken viewpoints, had plenty to say on the radio Tuesday about women reporters in NFL locker rooms.
The co-chairman of the NFL's Brain, Head and Neck Medical Committee doesn't see four concussions sustained by players in the first weekend of the regular season as a trend.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and Super Bowl champion Drew Brees joined Boomer & Carton to discuss pro football's opening week.
