It’s not a hypothetical to say the NFL can pull the plug on all of the current broadcast deals after the 2029 season. It’s real. And the interest from Netflix isn’t hypothetical. It’s real.

In an article that landed last week on ESPN.com, former Dolphins tackle Jonathan Martin said of the 2013 scandal that took the league by storm, “ I never believed for a second I was being bullied. . .

Running back Joe Mixon has prevailed. Hearing officer Chris Palmer (the former NFL coach) has overturned the $25,000 fine imposed on Mixon for comments made after Houston’s playoff loss to the Chiefs.

The NFL’s looming development of a full-blown Sunday morning international package had some thinking that Netflix, given its global footprint, would be interested. But Netflix is thinking bigger than ...

Last March, rugby star Louis Rees-Zammit signed with the Chiefs. His first year in the NFL resulted in no regular-season appearances. The journey took him from the Chiefs offseason/preseason 90-man ...

Before the latest addition of seven accusers, the Ravens potentially were hoping to wait until the start of the new league year in March before parting ways with Tucker. This approach would reduce the ...

The Los Angeles Rams could make a decision to part ways with Cooper Kupp if they can't find a willing trade partner.

Richie Incognito defends himself against media portrayal in the 2013 'Bullygate' scandal after Jonathan Martin claimed he ...

Let’s take a look at the latest news and notes around fantasy football. To stay up to date on all of the latest fantasy ...

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The Kansas City Chiefs' roster has flaws, like every roster. Still, the Chiefs have had one of the top overall rosters in the ...

Houston Texans running back Joe Mixon was hit with a $25,000 fine from the NFL following a divisional round loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.