Trump: NFL Should Suspend Oakland Raiders' Marshawn Lynch For Sitting During Anthem
President Donald Trump says the NFL should suspend Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch.
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President Donald Trump says the NFL should suspend Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch.
The Chiefs are coming off their first loss of the season. The Raiders have lost four straight games. Which one will get back in the win column this Thursday night?
A Missouri bar owner is defending his use of two NFL jerseys, including Colin Kaepernick's, as doormats outside his building's front door.
Marshawn Lynch, the ex-Seattle running back who came out of retirement to sign with Oakland, sat during the national anthem before the Raiders' preseason opener against the Arizona Cardinals on Saturday night.
Several black NFL players have taken a knee during the national anthem but now some are calling for white players to join the fight for social injustice.
Retired NFL star Marshawn Lynch is standing up for 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick's decision to kneel during the national anthem.
As the back-to-back NFC champion Seattle Seahawks found out Sunday in the Queen City, spotting top-ranked Carolina 31 points was all but a recipe for disaster.
When the two teams faced off a season ago in the NFC playoffs in Seattle, the Seahawks were a rather solid favorite to beat Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers.
While quarterback Russell Wilson has also been putting up some impressive stats (35 TD's) this season, it is Seattle's defense over the last month or so that has been equally if not more dominant.
The Seattle Seahawks entered the 2015 NFL season with high expectations while the San Francisco 49ers entered the season with more questions than answers.
Is it too late for Lynch to enter the MLB Home Run Derby?
Following a big win over the Reds, Andrew McCutchen impersonated Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch.
What started out as Marshawn Lynch against Roger Goodell has now drifted into Larry Foote against Marshawn Lynch.
Seattle Seahawks' running back Marshawn Lynch has been in the news for his off-the-field behavior as well as his behavior on the field that has resulted in multiple fines.
On the field "Beast Mode" roams free without any natural predators, but off of the gridiron Lynch and his "Beast Mode" nickname are preparing for a legal battle that they might not be able shake off.
It isn't much of a secret anymore that the NFL is the most business savvy of any of the major professional sports leagues in America.
Yes, it is a cliche, but the game is never over until it's actually over as Seattle comes from behind to advance to the Super Bowl.
A trip to the Super Bowl is on the line.
The Green Bay Packers listed both their starting quarterback (Aaron Rodgers) and running back (Eddie Lacy) on the injury report as limited participants in Thursday's practice. The team estimated that the two players would have been limited on Friday as well and gave both a probable chance to play on Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks at CenturyLink Field in the NFC championship game. The Packers list four players on their injury report and the Seahawks list seven (two not injury related) on theirs.
If Seattle wants a second straight trip to the Super Bowl, here are three vital areas to focus on.
Ten injured Hawks and just five injured Panthers for this Divisional Round game.
How can the Seahawks win their second straight Lombardi Trophy? The same way they did last season.
Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch picked up a new fan this past weekend --- me.
Here are five interesting moments in sports you may have missed this week.
Fantasy football players are also ready to go all-in on Thursday night. Finding favorable matchups in the first game on the schedule each week gives a player a big edge going into Sunday.
