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The 97-year-old former Golden Girls star—or should we call her, "B-Dog"—is the new face of the NFL...sorta. The NFL celebrates 100 years of football this season. Remember the epic Super Bowl commercial in preparation for the monumental milestone? Continue to Article

August 29, 2019 11:20:am EST

Second seed Ash Barty fought off a stiff challenge at the end of the second set to beat American Lauren Davis 6-2 7-6(2) and reach the third round of the U.S. Open on Wednesday. The French Open champion came to the net to great effect, proving the more aggressive player as she used her slice to dictate the pace of the contest and fired 35 winners, 22 more than her opponent. Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey will be matched up against Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill throughout the Sept. 8 season opener in Jacksonville, according to defensive coordinator Todd Wash. "He's going to draw Tyreek, and he's got to cover him," Wash told reporters on Wednesday. Continue to Article

August 29, 2019 3:57:am EST

It's that time of year near the end of the preseason when NFL teams (not named the New England Patriots) can let their hair down and have a little fun. For Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers, that means dressing up as characters from "Happy Gilmore." The two-time NFL MVP and the three other quarterbacks on the roster, Deshone Kizer, Tim Boyle and Manny Wilkins, donned the iconic costumes from the cult classic for the team's annual Welcome Back Luncheon on Wednesday. Continue to Article

August 28, 2019 2:12:pm EST

Bob Kuechenberg (1970-83) — Six-time Pro Bowl selection at guard while helping Miami Dolphins to four Super Bowl appearances, highlighted by the perfect 17-0 mark in 1972. Alan Page (1967-82) —The Associated Press' NFL MVP in 1971, a first by a defenseman, had a Notre Dame record nine Pro Bowl appearances. Bryant Young (1994-2007) — Instant impact as a rookie on a Super Bowl champion, and named to the All-1990s NFL Team. Continue to Article

August 28, 2019 10:15:am EST

NEW YORK, Aug 27 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Every U.S. National Football League team has at least one gay or bisexual player, according to openly gay former player Ryan O'Callaghan, but they fear backlash for coming out including losing sponsorships or even their place on the roster. Since publicly sharing his sexual orientation in 2017, O'Callaghan said he regularly hears from closeted current professional football players. "I can promise you there's plenty of closeted NFL players," O'Callaghan, who played for the New England Patriots and the Kansas City Chiefs from 2006 to 2011, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation. Continue to Article

August 27, 2019 4:11:pm EST

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