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Emmitt Smith says he would be joining the social justice protests if he were still playing for Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys.
On Sunday, the Washington Football Team took the field for the first time. According to Dan Snyder, that name might be sticking around permenantly.
Baker Mayfield and the Cleveland Browns sent a terrifying message about their potential in a dominant offensive showing against the Bengals.
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick provided some powerful words about his mother, Jeannette, who died at the age of 98 on Monday.
Fox Sports announcer Joe Buck learned of his Pro Football Hall of Fame honor on the 19th anniversary of one of the most famous moments in the career of his father, Jack Buck.
Mike Brown, who assumed control of the Cincinnati Bengals in 1991, was forced to miss the Week 2 game vs. the Cleveland Browns.
Did Cincinnati Bengals kicker Randy Bullock fake an injury after missing badly on a potential game-tying field goal Sunday?
Long before he became an Pittsburgh Steelers star, Terry Bradshaw warmed the bench, backing up Phil Robertson of ‘Duck Dynasty.’
Erin Andrews has been on the sidelines for almost 20 years but never at a game without fans. What Andrews heard from Tom Brady and others on Sunday was “interesting.”
Cleveland Browns talented wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. is trying to take a page out of Kobe Bryant’s book.
