DeMaurice Smith, outgoing executive director of NFL Players Association, wants to end the Rooney Rule. The only issue: His plan won’t work.
Author: Mike Freeman, USA TODAY
Kansas City TE Travis Kelce shows guts by doing Bud Light ad. Good for him.
Chiefs star Travis Kelce is smart and knew he’d face backlash for doing a Bud Light ad on the heels of a ridiculous controversy. But he still did it.
‘It’s safe for now’: The Rooney Rule is an NFL institution. But for how much longer?
Could the Rooney Rule be in jeopardy after the Supreme Court ruling that guts affirmative for college admissions? It’s safe for now, but for how long?
Tommy Tuberville is no longer just a football coach. Now, he’s a danger to the country.
When Tommy Tuberville was a football coach, any damage he could do was limited to a locker room. Now, he’s doing real damage to the nation.
It’s Juneteenth, and Black athletes must ask: How do we stop attacks on Black power?
Black athletes have the power to fight anti-Blackness from politicians like Ron DeSantis. They need to use it even more than they already have.
‘You can battle through things’: First woman NFL ref chronicles challenges in new book
Shannon Eastin, the NFL’s first woman game official, says in a new book she was assaulted in a hotel lobby. It happened before she joined the NFL.
Don’t blame the buffoon who harassed Brittney Griner. Blame the leadership of the WNBA.
The WNBA is failing its players by not doing more to provide charter flights. This became clear after Brittney Griner was harassed at an airport.
More than a logo, more than a Pride Night, MLB falls short on showing LGBTQ+ support
Major League Baseball has sincerely tried to have thoughtful Pride Month celebrations. But the sport has also had some significant missteps.
Heat’s Udonis Haslem spoke for many Floridians (and Americans) by bashing Ron DeSantis
Miami Heat player Udonis Haslem said what many think in criticizing Ron DeSantis. Considering DeSantis is vindictive, Haslem’s words were brave.
LIV Golf, PGA Tour merger could signal large Saudi presence in American sports
Could the Saudi merger with the PGA Tour be just the beginning of their influence in American sports? The answer might be yes and that’s a nightmare.