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New England Patriots tackle Marcus Cannon is considering opting out from the 2020 season, according to Karen Guregian of the Boston Herald.
The Washington Football Team is adding to its front office staff.
The New York Jets have signed third-round pick Ashtyn Davis to round out the signings of their 2020 draft class.
As the Raiders get ready to begin their inaugural season as the Las Vegas Raiders, owner Mark Davis reflected on a significant defeat that ultimately ended up paving the way to southern Nevada.
The Denver Broncos have agreed to terms with third-round pick Lloyd Cushenberry on his four-year rookie deal, the team announced Wednesday night.
A worldwide pandemic isn’t going to stop the state of Alabama from playing high school football this fall.
Apparently no longer wanting to be retired again, free agent wide receiver Antonio Brown has demanded that the NFL inform of his status with the league via his instagram account.
It may have taken until right before the start of training camps for Kelvin Beachum to find a new home but Beachum says landing with the Arizona Cardinals was a perfect fit.
The Wilf family is looking to add another Minneapolis sports team to its business portfolio.
The Dallas Cowboys have reached an agreement with fourth-round pick Reggie Robinson II, according to Michael Gehlken of the Dallas Morning News.
The Southwestern Athletic Conference announced on Monday that it is postponing its fall sports calendar until after the start of the 2021 year.
As the NHL nears its return to action on August 1, the league released the results of its latest round of coronavirus test results following the start of training camps.
The lastest two days of COVID-19 testing inside the MLS Tournament bubble in Orlando has resulted in no new positive cases according to a release from the league.
While the NFL and the NFL Players’ Association continue to negotiate the terms for the upcoming season due to the coronavirus pandemic, the prospect of if and how players will be able to opt out of playing the upcoming year has remained one of the outstanding questions in need of an answer.
Former New York Jets tackle Kelvin Beachum is set to sign a one-year deal with the Arizona Cardinals, according to John Gambodoro of Arizona Sports 98.7 FM.
Former NFL players Don Majkowski and Aveion Cason are suing the NFL and the NFL Players Association over cuts made to their disability payments through the most recent Collective Bargaining Agreement.
A New Orleans judge dismissed a request to unseal records related to the competency of former Saints owner Tom Benson on Tuesday.
Bob Bowlsby, the Commissioner of the Big 12 Conference, said Tuesday that the league is not yet ready to make any decisions regarding their fall sports calendar in regards to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. ”I believe it’s too early to be making those decisions,” Bowlsby said, via Chuck Carlton of the Dallas Morning News.
While the MLS and its return to play got off to a rocky start two two teams needing to withdraw from their tournament in Orlando because of multiple positive COVID-19 tests, the league has managed to get the event off the ground and running without any further major issues.
It turns out that potentially facilitating a bribery payment in exchange for testimony from witnesses as a lawyer may leave you in hot water with the legal community.
Now relegated to being the former attorney for Seattle Seahawks cornerback Quinton Dunbar, lawyer Michael Grieco released a statement on Monday after reports came out alleging he hosted a meeting at his law offices that saw victims paid off to change their sworn statements over the alleged armed robbery involving Dunbar and New York Giants cornerback DeAndre Baker.
The 14 athletic directors from the Southeastern Conference are scheduled to meet in-person on Monday at conference headquarters in Birmingham, Ala. to discuss the fall sports calendar, according to Pat Forde and Ross Dellinger of SI.com.
The Buffalo BIlls hired Jason Sinnarajah as their new Senior Vice President of Business Administration.
In his first nine seasons in the NFL, Richard Sherman has played in three Super Bowls as a part of two different teams in the NFC West.