The Dallas Cowboys have picked up the fifth-year option for a fairly-popular member of their roster, you might say. The Cowboys have picked up the 2025 fifth-year option on edge rusher Micah Parsons, the franchise said Wednesday afternoon. But the
HOUSTON – Two teams looking for their first win of the season, and their first-ever United Football League win, met here at Rice Stadium Sunday, in a game where defense was king (at least in the first half). In the
It sounds like the Los Angeles Chargers are a team willing to deal out of the number five overall pick in next Thursday night’s first round of the NFL Draft. And it sounds like they’re wanting everyone and their brother
Wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk wants to be traded from the San Francisco 49ers. Unless he doesn’t. Aiyuk, under contract for the upcoming season, is in contract negotiations with the team, who hope to get an extension done prior to training
The Birmingham Stallions got their championship rings – the final championship rings ANYBODY will get from the USFL – on Friday. And then they won big on Saturday. The Stallions got a 33-14 win in front of the home crowd
EDITOR’S NOTE: A gallery of outstanding photos from the UFL’s Arlington-D.C. Defenders game Saturday, April 13, by The Football Beat’s own Dennis Jacobs. D.C. won the game, 29-28, with a late comeback, and on a 49-yard kick as time expired
ARLINGTON – Last-second heartbreak – or jubilation, depending on your point of view – happened in the UFL for the second straight week. This time, it happened to the Arlington Renegades. In a battle with the D.C. Defenders, Arlington led
It’s already week three of the United Football League. Time to start separating the contenders from the pretenders. As always, there are four games this weekend, all easily accessible either on ESPN or FOX. The schedule: The D.C. Defenders play
Do the kids still say, “OMG?” We may ALL be saying “OMG” if this deal goes down. In the latest from the world of the GOAT (that would be the “greatest of all time” definition of the GOAT, not the
For a while, just a little while, Aaron Rodgers thought his career had ended four plays into his very first game with the New York Jets. That was one of the things revealed in a 2 ½-hour “I Can Fly”