Hall of Famer Michael Irvin compared misconduct allegations against him to being lynched. This comparison is ugly and also historically wrong.
Author: Mike Freeman, USA TODAY
If Aaron Rodgers goes to the Jets, the New York media will have a field day
If Aaron Rodgers does go to the New York Jets, he will walk into a truly unique media environment, one not suited for a thin-skinned player like him.
Mark Adams debacle again shows Texas Tech’s record of not understanding modern athlete
Mark Adams is the fourth head coach at Texas Tech investigated for mistreatment of athletes in three years. The school doesn’t get the modern player.
Lawsuits, a problematic star, a brutal fight: What is happening at the NFL Network? | Opinion
Allegations of sexual harassment. Michael Irvin pulled from Super Bowl. Willie McGinest’s alleged assault. What is happening at the NFL Network?
Draymond Green is right about Black History Month but he needs to meet Ron DeSantis | Opinion
Draymond Green saying we should get rid of Black History Month is well meaning and smart, but it’s also naive, because of people like Ron DeSantis.
Are athletes, coaches and sports journalists of color enabling white nationalism by staying on Twitter? | Opinion
Since Elon Musk acquired Twitter, the firewall between the lowest form of humanity, and legitimate users of Twitter, has collapsed.
Former NFL scouting combine star Byron Jones is cautionary tale to future players | Opinion
Dolphins cornerback Byron Jones said on social media that he “can’t run or jump” just eight years after the combine. Jones is a cautionary tale.
Two years later, LeBron James’ purchase of stake in Red Sox remains groundbreaking | Opinion
Almost two years ago LeBron James became part owner of the Red Sox parent company, Fenway Sports Group. It’s one of James’ most important moves.
Will there ever be a Black NFL commissioner? Maybe, and here’s the perfect candidate | Opinion
Will the NFL ever appoint a Black commissioner? The answer is complicated but one person who’d have a chance is the widely respected Troy Vincent.
Deion Sanders’ belief about single parent families is absurd and hypocritical | Opinion
Deion Sanders said in an interview he wants quarterbacks to come from two-parent homes. Not only is this problematic, it’s also hypocritical.