With a nickname like “Chop” – as in, pork chop, or maybe it’s karate chop, or something – would you expect someone to run the 40-yard-dash in 4.48 seconds? Well, that’s what Penn State’s Demeioun “Chop” Robinson did on Thursday
Russell Wilson was once one of the most dangerous men in football – hence his social media tag (dangeruss – get it?) Now, Wilson seems to be a cast-off. Or is he? Is it just Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton
Peter King, who covered the National Football League since the 1980s and became famous for over a quarter-century of his “Monday Morning Quarterback” and then “Football Morning In America” columns, has retired from “active duty,” so to speak, doing so
To borrow a phrase from a song from a famous kids show, which of these things is not like the other? Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy, Oregon quarterback Bo Nix and Washington quarterback Michael Penix all plan on throwing at the
There’s nothing quite like being that guy who gets into a scuffle at a kid’s event. Now, when that guy is a former NFL Most Valuable Player… it’s a story. That’s right: former Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, who led
It is Super Bowl weekend, but one special announcement that should not be overlooked is the annual reveal of the honorees of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, to be feted (that means “honored”) on August 3 there in Canton,
OK, so we know the San Francisco 49ers will take on the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LVIII. Who writes in Roman numerals, NFL? Come on! It’s 2024, man! Get with the program! It’s Super Bowl Freaking 58! Right,
Most of us watch the Super Bowl every year for the game, and the commercials are just a sideshow, a fun distraction. And then there are some people – we won’t name names – who go get their drinks and
We reported earlier that Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes will have one more weapon – running back Jerick McKinnon is available, if the team deems him able to go for Super Bowl LVIII – on Sunday. But Mahomes has one
The Kansas City Chiefs activated a former San Francisco 49er on Saturday, the day before playing said 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII. And the receiver who committed perhaps the most famous – or infamous – offsides-on-the-offense penalty in NFL history