Drew Brees Suffers Major Backlash from Controversial Comments in Interview
Drew Brees has received some major backlash for comments he made in an interview with Yahoo Finance on Wednesday.
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Raider’s Top Draft Pick, Henry Ruggs III, Injured in Crazy Accident
Henry Ruggs III was born on January 24, 1999, in Montgomery, Alabama. Ruggs was a star wide receiver at Robert E. Lee High School and committed to the University of Alabama to play football.
Hall of Fame Running Back, Floyd Little, Diagnosed With Cancer
Floyd Little was born on July 4, 1942, in New Haven Connecticut. After 4 years at New Haven Hillhouse High School, Little received college offers from the United States Military Academy and Notre Dame, but he instead chose Syracuse.
Dee Ford Had Knee Surgery this Offseason, Will He Be Ready to Perform Come the Season?
San Francisco 49ers defensive end Dee Ford underwent extensive knee surgery following pain during the Super Bowl, but the question is: will he be feeling 100% come game time?
Why DeAndre Hopkins Claims He is the Best Receiver in the NFL
DeAndre Hopkins was selected 27th overall by the Houston Texans in the 2013 NFL draft. Since his debut, Hopkins has been first-team all-pro the last three seasons.
NFL Wide Receiver, Ted Ginn Jr., Claims He Was Faster Than Usain Bolt
Ted Ginn Jr. was born on April 12, 1985, in Cleveland, Ohio. Ginn Jr. was drafted 9th overall in the 2007 NFL draft by the Miami Dolphins.
Miami Dolphins Turn Their Stadium Into a Drive-In Movie Theater
Tuesday, the Miami Dolphins made one of the best moves of the offseason. And no, it wasn’t drafting star quarterback Tua Tagavailoa, it was turning their stadium into a drive-in movie theatre.
Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen Join TikTok and Their Young Son Steals the Show in Their First Video
“Both Benny and Bündchen agree that Brady is the most spoiled parent.”
Two NFL Redskins Players Have Tested Positive for Coronavirus
Antonio Gandy-Golden, a Redskins rookie who has yet to play a game, and Dexter Manly, a retired Redskins legend, both tested positive for coronavirus.
NFL Releases Plan for Teams to Receive Higher Draft Picks If They Hire Minorities
This past weekend, the NFL released a document on their website that outlined a plan to get more minority coaches and front office members into the NFL. The problem: not having enough people of color and minorities running the scenes, was a valid one, however, the solution is flawed.