Judge dismisses claims of defamation by former Cardinals executive and his family
A federal judge in district court in Arizona on Thursday dismissed claims of defamation by former Cardinals executive Terry McDonough, his wife and daughter against the team, its law firm and public ...
Business of Football: Eagles’ Talent Differential Was Too Much for Chiefs
Plus, good luck to Myles Garrett, why the 18th regular-season game is not a given and thoughts on Chip Kelly’s return to the ...
Some parents concerned about medical privacy after high-tech helmet donation from Denver Broncos
Some parents are concerned about medical privacy after a high-tech helmet donation from the Denver Broncos. The president ...
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The Super Bowl Was a Huge Party for Deranged Eagles Fans
What are Eagles fans like? Well. The last time they won the Super Bowl, during the championship parade, an Eagles fan, egged ...
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Heads or tails? In Massachusetts, you can now bet on the Super Bowl coin toss
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission on Thursday voted 3-2 to allow sports betting companies to offer wagers on one of the ...
Chiefs’ Hopkins calls out referees after Super Bowl loss, despite claims of pro-Kansas City bias
Fans were so concerned about referees appearing to favor the Kansas City Chiefs that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell had to ...
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Roger Goodell Unlikely To Retire When Contract Is Up In Two Years?
While it was thought that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell signed his final contract eight years ago, he signed another that ...
Rooney Rule founders agree with Goodell but point to shortage of offensive coaches
Two original founders of the NFL's Rooney Rule told ESPN they agree with commissioner Roger Goodell that the league's efforts ...
NFL Commissioner Goodell defends Saints' role in archdiocese controversy
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell came to the defense of Saints and Pelicans owner Gayle Benson and team officials when asked ...