Tom Brady, Aaron Donald among unanimous choices for 2010s All-Decade team

The Pro Football Hall of Fame’s selection committee voted on which players would be named to the NFL’s All-Decade team for the 2010s and the results of that vote were announced on Monday. Eight players were unanimous choices, including Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady. Brady, who played the entire decade for the Patriots, was also a [more]

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FMIA: Amidst Stunning 2020 Draft Possibilities, How One NFL Team Cuts Through The Mayhem To Get Ready

The draft continues to be a moving target in plans by the NFL, but with the first round 17 days away, a very different 2020 NFL Draft is taking shape. What I know this morning: • Momentum is building for ESPN and NFL Network to do a combined draft telecast. Over the weekend I spoke with [more]

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Bobby Mitchell broke the last color barrier in the NFL

Hall of Famer Bobby Mitchell will be remembered for his football abilities. He also will be remembered for something that he shouldn’t have had to be remembered for. Mitchell was the first African-American player to play for the Washington franchise. In 1962. Not 1932 or 1942 or 1952. In 1962. The NFL, in its early [more]

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Pep Guardiola's mother dies after contracting coronavirus

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The Open Championship canceled due to coronavirus

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Retired linebacker Gerald Hodges wants to get back into the NFL

A year ago, linebacker Gerald Hodges announced his retirement at the age of 28. A month later, Hodges was reportedly reconsidering, but he never did sign with a team last season. Now Hodges says he wants back into the NFL, and he really means it. “I can’t wait to get back to doing what I [more]

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NBCSN launches a new Mike Tirico talk show on Monday

Mike Tirico isn’t used to being at home and having no sports to cover. So he’s refocusing his efforts on providing a respite from the non-stop flow of bad news regarding the ongoing pandemic. The effort launches on Monday in the form of Lunch Talk Live on NBCSN. Airing weekdays from 12:00 p.m. ET to [more]

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