Cowboys DT Tyrone Crawford Says He Was Kicked Off Flight
Crawford was the Cowboys' third round pick in 2012 and recorded 4.5 sacks last season.
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Crawford was the Cowboys' third round pick in 2012 and recorded 4.5 sacks last season.
Christie Christie said Phillies fans are "angry and bitter" and Citizens Bank Park is unsafe.
Young is infamous for his 2011 "dream team" comment when he joined the Eagles.
Audubon, New Jersey native Joe Flacco came in as the most attractive player in the NFL.
The Giants will save $7.5 million in cap space by releasing Cruz.
Quentin Omario Moses was a third-round draft pick of the Oakland Raiders in 2007.
Terrell Owens, who deserves to be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, will get there eventually, but the delay is hardly tragic.
Mychal Kendricks, 26, has a 2017 cap hit of $6.6 million.
Jeffery, 26, caught just 52 balls for 821 yards and 2 TD's in 12 games last season.
Brandon Graham is ranked as the NFL's 9th best player.
Super Bowl losers rarely return to win the big game the next season. And odds are that the Falcons will continue that trend.
Garcon, who turns 31 in August, caught 79 balls for 1,041 yards with three touchdowns.
Malcolm Jenkins wrote about his displeasure with an executive order signed by President Trump.
Kurt Warner, Hines Ward, Donald Driver, Von Miller, and Jon Dorenbos taught Andy Lassner about football.
Matthews joins Connor Barwin, Claude Giroux, and Wayne Simmonds as the latest Philly athletes to get engaged.
McKelvin, 31, had two interceptions and 16 passes defended in 13 games last season.
Peters, 35, starting all 16 games in 2016 and made his ninth Pro Bowl.
That is what Atlanta Falcons fans are dealing with this week, a feeling Philly sports fans — unfortunately — understand.
The Falcons led the NFL in scoring with 33.8 points per game during the regular season.
15 years old, 10 parades.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft is a personal friend of President Trump.
Drones played a major role in making Lady Gaga's Super Bowl performance so spectacular.
An early edition of The Boston Globe featured a cover suggesting a Patriots Super Bowl loss.
Looking back at the history of America's biggest game, there was none greater than Sunday's 34-28 New England win over Atlanta.
Host Nick Stevens and the Tailgate Fan crew take you inside Guy Fieri's players' tailgate party.
