Denver’s Vic Fangio and other coaches can learn from his “I don’t see racism at all in the NFL” comment. Rather than not see race, try to see it in ways that we failed to before.
Most of the questions about Utah’s 2020 football team revolve around the defense. After all, they did lose…
Broncos head coach Vic Fangio raised quite a few eyebrows around the league on Tuesday when he told reporters that he doesn’t “see racism at all” in the NFL and he heard some responses from inside and outside the organization after making that comment. The public responses were uniformly negative and it doesn’t sound like [more]
Roush Fenway Racing announced a one-race deal for Progressive Insurance to sponsor Ryan Newman’s No. 6 Ford Sunday in Atlanta.
Titans assistant Jim Haslett has coached many players during his years he has spent with seven NFL teams. One of those players was Titans head coach Mike Vrabel. So it is obvious why Haslett now is in Tennessee. The inside linebackers coach spoke to beat writers this week, his first news conference since taking the [more]
Drew Brees spoke out on why he doesn’t agree with kneeling during the national anthem, even four years after Colin Kaepernick’s peaceful protest.
Former NBA player Mike Miller, who has spent the past two seasons on Penny Hardaway’s staff at Memphis, says he is leaving the Tigers’ staff to focus on his family after a successful stint, especially as a recruiter.
Many athletes are done toeing the “stick to sports” line. Derek Carr is one. Now comes the hard part.
Quarterback Drew Brees’ answer to a question about players possibly kneeling during the national anthem in 2020 didn’t sit well with Michael Thomas.
Drew Brees and Michael Thomas don’t see eye to eye on an important issue.
