→ February 11, 2010
The St. Louis Dispatch today has announced that Rams owners Chip Rosenbloom and Lucia Rodriquez have agreed to sell the NFL franchise to Shahid Khan, an auto-parts manufacturer based out of Urbana, Illinois.
→ February 9, 2010
Wide receiver Donte Stallworth was released by the Cleveland Browns on Monday, one day after he was reinstated by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. The NFL suspended Stallworth for the entire 2009 season without pay after he pleaded guilty to DUI manslaughter in a March 14 incident where he killed a pedestrian while drunk driving in [...]
→ February 8, 2010
You may have noticed that Warren Sapp’s chair on the NFL Network set was empty yesterday. The former Tampa Bay Buccaneers (and Oakland Raiders) defensive tackle–and Dancing With The Stars contestant–was busted in Miami Beach on Saturday for one count of misdemeanor domestic battery against his girlfriend. As a result, the network yanked him off [...]
→ February 6, 2010
Former NFL star Warren Sapp was arrested today after an alleged violent outbreak occurred with his girlfriend at a Miami hotel.
→ February 6, 2010
Rickey Jackson deserved the nod he received for the NFL Hall Of Fame today, the New Orleans Saints player ranks third all-time in the NFL with 128 quarterback sacks, 28 recovered fumbles and 41 forced fumbles, while racking up an impressive 1173 tackles.
→ February 1, 2010
Rex Ryan, the outspoken head coach of the New York Jets, flipped the bird at a group of Miami Dolphins fans who were heckling him. The incident occurred at a MMA event in Sunrise, Florida over the weekend. Ryan has since apologized, but the likelihood is that Jets management and the NFL will hit him [...]
→ February 1, 2010
With a week off between the NFC and AFC championship games and arguably the biggest game in sports, there was a risk of leaving a void in all conversations held in barrooms and across sport commentary desks. Luckily, the NFL has found a way to fill that void by placing the pointless Pro Bowl in [...]
→ January 29, 2010
Veteran quarterback Kurt Warner announced his retirement Friday, putting an end to a storied 12 year career. The 38-year-old Warner won a Superbowl with the St.Louis Rams, and is only the 2nd quarterback in NFL history to start on two different Superbowl teams.
