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Ex-Titans, Cards RB Johnson says he has ALS
Former Titans and Cardinals running back Chris Johnson told "Good Morning America" that he was diagnosed with ALS in 2025.[read more]
📈 Barnwell ranks the best WR, TE and RB groups
Which teams have the best skill position talent around their QB and offensive line? We stacked all 32 groups of pass catchers and ball carriers from worst to first.[read more]
Excessive force alleged in death of ex-RB Martin
The parents of former All-Pro NFL running back Doug Martin say excessive force by police and delayed medical care led to his death last year, according to a wrongful death lawsuit.[read more]
CFL won't allow Brendan Sorsby to join league
The CFL says quarterback Brendan Sorsby will not be allowed to join any of its teams for the upcoming season.[read more]
Bills will not recognize Simpson at new stadium
The Bills will not honor former running back O.J. Simpson among the franchise's legends at their new stadium, the team announced.[read more]
Aiyuk blames ex-agent for causing 49ers issues
Brandon Aiyuk said in a YouTube video that his former agent has influenced the ongoing situation between him and 49ers and that general manager John Lynch recently showed up at his house.[read more]
Judge Doty, who ruled on many NFL cases, dies
David Doty, the U.S. District Judge who directed numerous NFL labor matters in his Minneapolis courtroom and made a 1992 ruling that paved the way for modern free agency, has died at age 96.[read more]
Lions release Arnold after CB's bond set at $1M
The Lions have released Terrion Arnold after he was arrested last week on felony charges of armed robbery and kidnapping, the team announced Monday.[read more]
QB Williams' attempt to trademark 'Iceman' denied
The United States Patent and Trademark Office has initially refused Caleb Williams' application for "Iceman," according to USPTO records.[read more]
NFC West: Which team is the biggest threat?
The Seahawks, Rams, 49ers and Cardinals all had offseasons to remember. We answer five questions.[read more]