The American Cancer Society recently hosted a virtual live streaming event called “Share the Light,” where celebrities gathered to celebrate the spirit of cancer survivors and bring awareness to their needs, especially during the coronavirus pandemic.
With players being told that a return to the filed is imminent, some are speaking out about the current health conditions under the hashtag #WeWantToPlay.
Earl Thomas was still playing plenty of defense off the field. The NFL safety was reportedly held at gunpoint by his own wife after she caught him cheating on her.
Tarvaris Jackson, former NFL quarterback, died late Sunday night after a car crash in Alabama, where he grew up.
Even COVID-19 is making the National Football League lean back. One of their signature events will be hosted online. The NFL has announced that the 2020 Draft will be held virtually. Their website detailed the decision in a lengthy press release. “As you know, our offices have been closed since March 13 and all Club […]
Years ago, Myron Rolle gave up football for a career in medicine. Now, he’s using his expertise to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
Detroit Lions wide receiver Marvin Jones announced devastating news revealing the loss of his 6-month-old son, Marlo.
According to The Detroit Free Press, former Michigan State All-American and Detroit Lions wide receiver Charles Rogers has died at the age of 38.
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Travis Kelce Uses His $57M Contract Extension To Help Fight Inequality & Create A Safe Place For Kids To Study Stem
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Watch: The NFL Players Choir Sings “This Little Light of Mine” To Bring Awareness To Cancer During A Pandemic [VIDEO]
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#WeWantToPlay: NFL Players Advocate For Safe Return To Playing Via Hashtag
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Colin Kaepernick Blackballing NFL Comments On George Floyd Protests, Doesn’t Go Well
