• Maria Taylor fires back at Dan McNeil over crude porn host tweet

    Maria Taylor fires back at Dan McNeil over crude porn host tweet

    Maria Taylor hit back at radio host Dan McNeil on Tuesday morning, not long after the Chicago commentator offered a crude comparison about the ESPN reporter’s “Monday Night Football” ensemble. During Monday’s broadcast of the Giants’ home opener against the Steelers, McNeil tweeted a screenshot of Taylor reporting from the sidelines at MetLife Stadium, writing: …
  • Big Ten to vote on football returning as early as October

    Big Ten to vote on football returning as early as October

    The Big Ten could return sooner than it ever anticipated. A little more than a month after postponing all fall sports and turning its attention to spring football, the Big Ten is expected to hold a vote in the next 72 hours on when and if the league will return to play, with Oct. 17 …
  • Former Jets wide-receiver Joshua Bellamy ripped off $1.2M in COVID-19 funds: feds

    Former Jets wide-receiver Joshua Bellamy ripped off $1.2M in COVID-19 funds: feds

    This wide receiver’s hands were maybe a little too sticky. Former New York Jets wide-out Joshua Bellamy bilked a coronavirus stimulus program for more than $1 million, federal prosecutors in Florida charged Thursday. Bellamy allegedly obtained $1.2 million in fraudulent loans from the Payment Protection Program for his company “Drip Entertainment,” according to a criminal …
  • College football player’s death no longer attributed to COVID-19

    College football player’s death no longer attributed to COVID-19

    The Pennsylvania high school Jamain Stephens attended has issued a correction after initially saying the 20-year-old football player died from COVID-19 complications. In a Tuesday Facebook post, Central Catholic High School in Pittsburgh, where Stephens graduated from in 2017, said that “Jamain went to his eternal reward after suffering from complications of COVID-19.” On Wednesday, …
  • Washington Football Team surprisingly cuts Adrian Peterson week before season

    Washington Football Team surprisingly cuts Adrian Peterson week before season

    A week before his 14th season is set to begin, Adrian Peterson is looking for a new home. The Washington Football Team is releasing the veteran running back, NFL Network reported Friday morning. Adrian PetersonGetty Images Rookie Antonio Gibson has emerged as a threat in the backfield and is likely on top of the Washington …
  • Possible Leonard Fournette landing spots after surprising Jaguars release

    Possible Leonard Fournette landing spots after surprising Jaguars release

    The Jacksonville Jaguars are doing everything possible to make sure they lack teeth. Running back Leonard Fournette was waived Monday morning in a move that will fan the flames of tanking allegations. The news comes one day after the Jaguars traded their top defensive player, disgruntled pass-rusher Yannick Ngakoue, to the Minnesota Vikings for two …
  • Big Ten football drama widens with Penn State cancellation confusion

    Big Ten football drama widens with Penn State cancellation confusion

    Penn State athletic director Sandy Barbour didn’t question the Big Ten’s decision to cancel fall football, but she did potentially create a stir by questioning whether there was an official vote to do so. “It is unclear to me whether or not there was a vote,” she told reporters Monday during a conference call. “No …
  • Alex Smith cleared for NFL return almost two years after horrific injury

    Alex Smith cleared for NFL return almost two years after horrific injury

    Alex Smith nearly lost his leg after a gruesome injury and complications from the 17 surgeries that followed. Sunday, less than two years later, he cleared another huge hurdle in his NFL comeback. Washington activated Smith off the physically unable to perform list, clearing the quarterback to practice in pads when that portion of camp …
  • Big Ten could lose up to $1B in revenue after canceling fall football

    Big Ten could lose up to $1B in revenue after canceling fall football

    Health is priceless, but the decision to prioritize it was not for the Big Ten. Canceling college football season for the safety of student-athletes during the COVID-19 pandemic will cost Big Ten athletic departments more than $275 million in ticket sales and could reach $1 billion in total lost revenue, according to NCAA fiscal reports …
  • Big 12 doubling down on plans to play college football season

    Big 12 doubling down on plans to play college football season

    Don’t mistake the Big Ten and Pac-12 cancelling all fall sports for the end of college football in 2020. At least not yet. If you need more proof that the sport is geographical and controlled by conferences rather than the overarching NCAA, consider the Big 12’s renewed commitment Wednesday to moving forward with all fall …