Football
Bills safety cancels charity golf tournament at Trump course after sponsors back out
Buffalo Bills safety Jordan Poyer canceled his annual charity golf tournament in Florida this year after he said both participants and sponsors withdrew from the event due to it being held at a course owned by Donald Trump.
Assault charge dropped against Raiders' Davante Adams for shoving photographer
Prosecutors have dropped a misdemeanor assault charge filed last October against Las Vegas Raiders' wide receiver Davante Adams after he shoved a photographer to the ground as he left the field following a loss at Kansas City.
Buffalo Bills reward success of GM Beane and coach McDermott with 2-year contract extensions
The Buffalo Bills locked up their brain trust tandem of general manager Brandon Beane and coach Sean McDermott through the 2027 season after signing the duo to two-year contract extensions on Friday.
Bills trainers cite Hamlin case as example for schools, youth leagues to make life-saving plans
When Buffalo Bills trainers Nate Breske and Denny Kellington rushed onto the field following Damar Hamlin's collapse in January, they stuck to the plan - right down to positioning Hamlin's teammates to shield the television cameras.
NFL schedules July 20 meeting for Commanders vote
The NFL has scheduled a July 20 meeting for owners to vote on Josh Harris' deal to buy the Washington Commanders, a source with knowledge of the situation confirmed.
LOVERRO: MASN deal puts focus back on Leonsis' play for the Nationals
Transparent Ted Leonisis may be one step closer to being the Washington Nationals owner. Hey, is this thing on? Hello? Hello? Testing?
Deion Sanders says he will undergo surgery for blood clots in both legs
Deion Sanders is scheduled to undergo surgery Friday for a blood clot in each leg, the University of Colorado football coach revealed in a video he posted.
Free-agent tight end Marcedes Lewis awaits call for a record-setting 18th NFL season
Well before sunrise at a posh rental home in Mexico, Marcedes Lewis is working out. He's running sprints, lifting weights, jumping boxes, hitting heavy bags. It's how he starts his days, even on vacation.
Clark Haggans, longtime NFL linebacker who won a Super Bowl with the Steelers, dies at 46
Clark Haggans, an outside linebacker who won a Super Bowl with the Pittsburgh Steelers during a 13-year career that included stops in Arizona and San Francisco, has died. He was 46.
Rodgers talks about mental heath at a psychedelics conference
An eclectic crowd of thousands swarmed a psychedelics conference in Denver this week to experience everything from a dimly lit hall packed with kaleidoscope art and a wide-ranging lineup of speakers from a former Republican governor to NFL star quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
Reports: Dolphins star Tyreek Hill under investigation after weekend altercation
Miami Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill is under investigation by Miami-Dade police for allegedly hitting a man on Sunday, according to media reports.
Running back Sony Michel re-signs with the Los Angeles Rams
The Los Angeles Rams have re-signed running back Sony Michel, a member of their Super Bowl championship team.
Patriots defensive back pleads not guilty to nine gun charges
New England Patriots defensive back Jack Jones pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to nine counts of weapons violations in connection with his arrest at a Logan Airport security checkpoint with two loaded guns in his carry-on bag.
Joe Gibbs Racing sells minority stake in NASCAR team to new Commanders owner
Joe Gibbs has sold a minority stake in his eponymous NASCAR team to prominent members of the group awaiting approval to take over ownership of the NFL's Washington Commanders.
Patriots' Jack Jones arrested at Logan International Airport over alleged guns in his carryon
New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones was arrested at Boston Logan International Airport Friday, accused of having two loaded handguns and a large-capacity ammo feeding device in his carryon bag.
Jim Brown, on and off the field, personified pure power
The power Brown exhibited carrying the ball -- the raw, imposing physical presence -- carried over to the rest of his life. But after dominating on the field, he turned to flexing his muscles in other fields, including film, business and politics.
LOVERRO: The Commanders' need for a good housecleaning goes well beyond just Snyder
There is no shortage of blunders that have taken place under Jason Wright's watch -- and responsibility -- from the multiple Sean Taylor debacles to bouncing checks to the logo mistakes, wrong player information in ceremonies and a list of others that the person at the top of the organization has to carry the weight for.
LOVERRO: For good or bad, new owner saddled with Rivera's picks
If the anticipated approval of the $6 billion sale, expected by the league owner's meetings May 22, had been a few weeks earlier, Harris might have had a say in the future of his future team. But last week, Dan Snyder was still the boss.
Commanders focus on needs over star power with lack-of-splash draft
Emmanuel Forbes, selected 16th overall, is the headliner of a Commanders' draft class that may be considered safe, but it's a class that is designed to fill the Commanders' biggest needs.
Commanders select Illinois safety Quan Martin in Round 2
The Washington Commanders drafted former Illinois safety Quan Martin with the 47th overall pick Friday, adding another defensive back after selecting corner Emmanuel Forbes in Round 1.
