ESPN’s Chris Mortensen reports that they are having secret meetings today at an undisclosed location in the D.C. area. That just sounds funny doesn’t it? They’re not planning a world war are they? It’s just football right?
We may be without real football in 2011, but we have the latest edition of Madden on the way this summer.
After 80 something days of the lockout and no progress being made, Roger Goodell and NFL owners are starting to think about other possible options.
Ex- New York Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress was released from prison this morning. He served two years on a gun charge and says "Today is a beautiful day". With the NFL in a lockdown, what's next for Plax?
Chad Ochocinco, NFL wide receiver of the Cincinnati Bengals backed up his promise that he could ride a 1500 pound bull on the Professional Bull Riding circuit. He lasted 1.5 seconds and earned $10,000 for charity.
The NFL lockout is heading into its 3rd month, what are we going to do on Sunday if in fact there is no NFL football this season? What will we bet on? What about fantasy football? Are we going to have to spend "family time"? Here are 5 idea's for things to do on Sunday should there be no NFL.
Despite all of the drama surrounding the NFL lockout the draft is going ahead as planned with no interference from the Players Association.
A judge ruled earlier today that the NFL must end their lockout after 45 days. Victory for the players, but it's still not over.
Right now the NFL is operating "business as usual" but they aren't fooling any of us. It doesn't seem like any progress is being made to get the 2011 season off an running.
ESPN Sports Nation has been running a 32-player tournament style contest in which fans vote on who gets to be the cover player for the ‘Madden NFL 12′ video game, and controversial quarterback Michael Vick has reached the finals.
You’ve probably already heard about Chad Ochocinco trying out for a soccer team in Kansas City, but he’s such a goofball that no one is ever sure if they should take him seriously or not. But now Dhani Jones of the Cincinnati Bengals
As if most of us regular guys weren't jealous of professional athletes for being better at sports than us and the ridiculous amount of money they make, they also happen to get the hottest women.
