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It was another unfortunately busy week of injuries in the NFL, with Kelvin Benjamin of the Carolina Panthers, Julio Jones of the Atlanta Falcons, Doug Baldwin of the Seattle Seahawks and Melvin Gordon of the Los Angeles ...

Eric Reid said he began kneeling during the national anthem last year alongside former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick because he felt "furious, hurt and hopeless."

Dak Prescott made sure Cowboys didn't leave Arizona with losing streak

Marie Tillman: Pat Tillman's Army service 'should never be politicized in a way that divides us'

NBA superstar LeBron James has taken aim at US President Donald Trump and says he will not allow him to use sport as a platform to divide people.

Palmer among 4 QBs with 100 TDs on 2 teams

The Cowboys and the Arizona Cardinals continued an N.F.L. trend when they demonstrated in various ways during the playing of the national anthem before their game Monday night.

Not a sports crowd on Jeopardy! tonight.

Why Christian McCaffrey may be the saving grace for the Carolina Panthers this season and why Stefon Diggs needs to be in your fantasy football lineup.

Miami have lifted the suspension of Lawrence Timmons, making him eligible to play on Sunday against the New Orleans Saints in London.

Until now, no team has asked its fans to participate in a national anthem protest.

Don't tell Jerry Jones.

Alejandro Villanueva drives beat-up truck, studies business at Carnegie Mellon

No more cash register duty for new Packers snapper Taybor Pepper

A rookie kicker may not be best option for a team with Super Bowl dreams

In the end, Lawrence Timmons' indefinite suspension was one week. The Dolphins re-instated Timmons Tuesday, and ESPN reported the veteran linebacker is expected to play Sunday against the Saints. The …

Listen to what Carson Wentz was saying as Jake Elliott lined up for the game-winning field goal.

"[W]e intend to deal with it internally," Mara added.

Tomlin: Steelers' goal was unity, not disrespect

Nearly three years after his last NFL game, Trent Richardson is back in football.

Several N.F.L. team owners contributed a million dollars or more to President Trump's inauguration. Here's how they reacted after he took a shot at N.F.L. players who protest during the national anthem.

On Sunday, a number of NFL owners and coaches joined players in linking arms before or during the national anthem. But the gesture is nothing unless the owners, many of whom donated to President Trump in various ways, ta...