Free agent safety Jamal Adams agreed to terms on a contract with the Tennessee Titans on Thursday. Terms of the deal were not disclosed by the team for Adams, however multiple media outlets reported it was a one-year contract. Adams,
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said Thursday that the league feels “very strongly about our position” and plans to follow the litigation in response to the recent verdict involving DirectTV’s Sunday Ticket packages. A Los Angeles jury ordered the NFL last
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson said he understands quarterback Kirk Cousins’ decision to sign with the Atlanta Falcons. Cousins, after all, signed a four-year, $180 million deal with $100 million guaranteed after spending the past six seasons with Minnesota.
Brett Favre’s legal team was back in court on Tuesday, according to multiple media reports, trying to convince the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans to reinstate the former quarterback’s defamation lawsuit against Shannon Sharpe.
NRG Stadium, home of the Houston Texans, sustained damage from Hurricane Beryl, which has left more than 2 million residents without power and caused deaths in Texas and Louisiana. The hurricane, which made landfall on Monday as a Category 1
Adrian Wilson, who was recently dismissed from his position as vice president of player personnel with the Carolina Panthers, was arrested on three domestic violence charges last month, a police spokesperson said Tuesday. The Scottsdale (Ariz.) Police Department said Wilson
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott said there’s “absolutely nothing” wrong with his right ankle. Prescott answered questions Tuesday after being spotted in a walking boot while on vacation in Mexico last week. “Honestly, I’m getting older. It’s the same ankle
Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Josh Allen announced Tuesday he wants to be called Joshua Hines-Allen. “I am deciding to change my last name,” Allen said in an 82-second video posted to X. “You know, I’ve always been a Hines, and
Lawyers for retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre will ask a federal appeals court Tuesday to revive a defamation lawsuit Favre filed against a fellow Pro Football of Fame member, former tight end Shannon Sharpe, amid the backdrop of a Mississippi welfare scandal that is one of the state’s largest public corruption cases.