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Lynch's interview with Fauci comes as multiple NFL players issued statements stating their intentions not to participate in in-person voluntary workouts at team facilities this offseason.

The Browns will save $11 million against the salary cap after releasing starting DT Sheldon Richardson, but the move leaves the team with a huge hole in the middle of its defensive line.

Aaron Donald's lawyer disputes an assault claim levied against the Rams defensive lineman, saying Donald actually helped get people off of his accuser.

Players from the Steelers, Falcons, Chargers and Jets on Friday became the latest from the NFL to say that they won't be reporting to team facilities next week to begin voluntary offseason workouts.

Patriots cornerback J.C. Jackson has signed his second-round restricted-free-agent tender. Jackson, who was second in the NFL with nine interceptions last year, will make $3.38 million next season.

The Bears signed wide receiver Marquise Goodwin to a one-year contract on Friday.

Police report reveals no clear motive for former NFL player Phillip Adams to fatally shot five people before later killing himself.

A detailed look at an NFL draft board — from scouts to stacking to symbols — and all that goes into the year it takes to build it.

Trey Lance presents an impossible dilemma for NFL scouts: total domination in a small sample. But it's not likely to worry Lance, who's been underexposed — or counted out — for years.

In the modern college game, there’s no guarantee when the next player like Sewell will be available. And that makes him so intriguing for the Bengals.

Julian Edelman announced his retirement from the NFL, and Charlotte Wilder is still processing his departure. She's afraid Edelman will follow Rob Gronkowski and Tom Brady to Tampa. Mark and Charlotte also discuss if Edelman's career earned him a spot in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Travis Kelce tells Shannon what he spent with his rookie contract. 'I spent it all. I should’ve been on the 30 for 30 Broke for the way I was spending my money…I was walking into this empty apartment with some Marty McFly’s on and a Rolex.' Kelce later goes on to talk about his keys […]

Travis Kelce tells Shannon that his brother Jason Kelce saved his career after he was kicked off his college team at Cincinnati for smoking weed: 'I threw this scholarship away and down the drain like it didn’t mean nothing to me. I had to grow up.' The TE goes on to describe how influential his […]

Travis Kelce discusses his quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, with Shannon. 'Mahomes was gonna have success no matter where he went…It’s been a pleasure to work with him and see him grow into the best player in the National Football League,' says Kelce, who affirms he knew #15 would be successful from the start.

Travis Kelce tells Shannon what Patrick Mahomes says when he breaks the pocket. 'If the first read isn’t there, it’s get freaky time. Because when Pat gets outside of the pocket that’s when our biggest plays happen.'

Travis Kelce believes that Tyreek Hill should be a 99 overall in Madden. 'He doesn’t get enough credit. He should’ve been 99 before all of us. He’s the most unstoppable player in the National Football League. Tyreek is the most dynamic player I’ve ever seen.'

Tony Dungy explains to Shannon why it was both easy and difficult to coach Peyton Manning in Indianapolis. 'It's easy in this way: he wants to be great and wants you to tell him how to be great. The difficult part was his expectations.'

Tony Dungy tells Shannon the story behind choosing to kick to Devin Hester to open up Super Bowl XLI. 'All we talked about was not letting him touch the ball. The day of, our Chaplain told the story of David & Goliath. I started thinking, we can’t be afraid of Devin…12 seconds later he’s in […]

After getting the Buccaneers to the playoffs for the first time in a generation, Dungy was fired after the 2001 season and Jon Gruden replaced him and then won the Super Bowl. Coach Dungy tells Shannon why it was a 'bittersweet' moment for him to experience. The two go on to discuss the similarities between […]

Tony Dungy defends putting Tom Brady at No. 6 as his toughest QB to coach against. 'Who I put ahead of Tom Brady: Aaron Rodgers, John Elway, Steve Young, guys who could move. Not to say Tom wasn’t great, but that extra dimension meant something to me.' Dungy later goes on to talk about the […]

Players on 14 teams announced they would not attend off-season programming because of concerns about the coronavirus. Some may give up financial benefits in the process.

A finding of C.T.E. can help explain violence and erratic behavior by former football players, but it will not give a clear picture of why Phillip Adams fatally shot seven people, including himself.

Twenty-two women have filed civil lawsuits in Texas accusing the quarterback of a pattern of coercive and lewd behavior.

As the N.F.L. makes plans to return to stadiums at full capacity this season, researchers published findings that “fan attendance at N.F.L. games led to episodic spikes” in the number of Covid-19 cases.

Reid, a former assistant coach for the Kansas City Chiefs and the son of the team’s head coach, crashed into two cars in February, leaving a child seriously injured.

A small city that bills itself as Football City U.S.A. is grappling with the shooting deaths of members of a prominent local family by Phillip Adams who, many say, had been adrift after his N.F.L. career ended.

Over 20 women have filed civil assault lawsuits against the quarterback anonymously, but Tuesday two of the complainants gave emotional statements describing sexual abuse.

Seven women hired to give massages have filed lawsuits against the Houston Texans quarterback, accusing him of sexual assault.

Since the quarterback’s initial denial on social media, an array of civil suits have been filed that accuse him of a pattern of coercive behavior and, in two cases, sexual assault.

Darnold was the third overall pick in the 2018 draft, and this year the Jets have the No. 2 overall pick to use in finding his replacement.