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High Times: NFL Set to Loosen Pot Policy

The new NFL substance-abuse policy will reduce the penalty for positive marijuana tests and will make it easier for players to pass urinalysis screenings by increasing the amount of chemicals in the system that would trigger a positive result, reports

High Times: NFL Set to Loosen Pot Policy

NFL Draft Deals, Steals, and Surprises

The 2014 NFL Draft started as everyone expected it to with Roger Goodell saying Jadeveon Clowney’s name. From there, the first round of the 79th annual NFL Player Selection Meeting traveled into unanticipated and interesting directions. “I had no idea,”

NFL Draft Deals, Steals, and Surprises

Johnny Cleveland: Manziel a Brown

Hello, Cleveland! Johnny Manziel, the charismatic quarterback predicted to go first by some and not even in the first round of the draft by others, wound up with the Cleveland Browns. The AFC North team appeared to be a natural

Johnny Cleveland: Manziel a Brown

Parker Leads No. 4 Duke Past No. 14 UNC, 93-81

DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — If this was Jabari Parker’s last home game at Duke, what a farewell it was. The freshman phenom scored a season-high 30 points and added 11 rebounds in the fourth-ranked Blue Devils’ 93-81 win over No.

Parker Leads No. 4 Duke Past No. 14 UNC, 93-81

Johnny Manziel Signs Endorsement Deal with Nike

Johnny Manziel hasn’t taken a snap in an NFL game. But the Texas A&M product is already a millionaire. The quarterback signed a multiyear endorsement deal with Nike on Thursday that figures to eclipse similar agreements entered into by other

Johnny Manziel Signs Endorsement Deal with Nike

Seahawks Player: N-word 'Term of Endearment'

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin said that it was “absurd” for the NFL to penalize the use of the N-word on the field because it was a “term of endearment.”  “I think it’s absurd,” Baldwin told the News-Tribune on Monday.

Seahawks Player: N-word 'Term of Endearment'

NFL Playoff Expansion Gaining Momentum

Are you a fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers or Arizona Cardinals and believe that the football gods screwed your team out of a rightful playoff berth this season? Roger Goodell has your back. Under a plan pushed by the NFL

NFL Playoff Expansion Gaining Momentum

Tax-Exempt NFL Paid Commissioner $44.2 Million in 2012

NEW YORK (AP) — NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell made $44.2 million in 2012, according to tax returns the league has submitted. Goodell earned $35.1 million in salary, bonus and pension compensation. Based on IRS reporting guidelines, his total 2012 compensation

Tax-Exempt NFL Paid Commissioner $44.2 Million in 2012

NFL Scout: Michael Sam a Day-Three Draft Pick

Michael Sam led the Southeastern Conference in sacks, won first-team All-American honors, and earned the Associated Press’s nod as the “best defensive player” in the nation’s best conference. So, casual fans assume that Sam, who announced his homosexuality to ESPN,

NFL Scout: Michael Sam a Day-Three Draft Pick

Lawmakers Threaten NFL Over Redskins

A bipartisan pair of lawmakers has written a public letter to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell demanding that the league he oversees denounce the nickname of the Washington Redskins. “We are writing to express our disappointment with the National Football League’s

Lawmakers Threaten NFL Over Redskins

The Surreal, the Spectacle, the Super Bowl

So I’m floating on the Hudson River with the Denver Broncos. The party boat borrowed from a late-’90s rap video serves as a strange backdrop for a team that repeats variants of their coach’s assertion, “We’re on a business trip.”

The Surreal, the Spectacle, the Super Bowl

NFL Commissioner Goodell Defends 'Redskins' Nickname

NEW YORK — Roger Goodell gave a state of the sport address at Rose Hall in Manhattan today that tackled everything from a team in London to altering the league’s policy outlawing marijuana to expanding the playoffs. But his most controversial

NFL Commissioner Goodell Defends 'Redskins' Nickname

FG Record Holder: NFL Trying To Kill Kicking

Count record-breaking kicker Matt Prater as among those opposed to Roger Goodell’s scheme floated to eliminate the kicked point-after touchdown. Breitbart Sports sat down with the Denver Broncos kicker Wednesday, when he discussed making the longest kick in NFL history,

FG Record Holder: NFL Trying To Kill Kicking

Commissioner Goodell: NFL May Allow Marijuana for Concussions

Ahead of what is being dubbed the first-ever Marijuana Bowl–between the Seattle Seahawks and the Denver Broncos–NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said the league may allow players to use medicinal marijuana to treat concussions if medical experts approved the treatment.  “I’m not

Commissioner Goodell: NFL May Allow Marijuana for Concussions

Dear Mr. Goodell: Please Keep the 'Foot' in Football

Does Roger Goodell forget that the organization he leads calls itself the National Football League? “The extra point is almost automatic,” Goodell observed on the NFL Network in floating the idea of eliminating extra-point kicks. “I believe we had five

Dear Mr. Goodell: Please Keep the 'Foot' in Football

NFL May Abolish Extra Points

The NFL will consider getting rid of the extra point after touchdowns. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell told the NFL Network that the league will consider proposals to abolish the extra point in the offseason.  “The extra point is almost automatic,”

NFL May Abolish Extra Points

5 Former Chiefs Sue Team over Head Injuries

(AP) 5 former Chiefs sue team over head injuriesBy BILL DRAPERAssociated PressKANSAS CITY, Mo.Five former Kansas City Chiefs players who were on the team between 1987 and 1993 filed a lawsuit Tuesday claiming the team hid and even lied about

5 Former Chiefs Sue Team over Head Injuries

Tomlin: On-field Foray 'Inexcusable,' but Not Intentional

(AP) Steelers’ Tomlin: On-field foray was ‘inexcusable’By WILL GRAVESAP Sports WriterPITTSBURGHMike Tomlin was “mesmerized.” He was also, the Pittsburgh Steelers coach admits, out of position. Way out of position. Tomlin was so awed by the way Baltimore’s Jacoby Jones raced

Tomlin: On-field Foray 'Inexcusable,' but Not Intentional

Report: Martin Considered Quitting Football

(AP) AP sources: Martin considered quitting footballBy STEVEN WINEAP Sports WriterDAVIE, Fla.Before Miami Dolphins tackle Jonathan Martin left the team saying he was bullied, he told multiple people that he was considering quitting football, two people familiar with the situation

Report: Martin Considered Quitting Football

NFL Names Special Counsel to Investigate Dolphins

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell appointed New York attorney Ted Wells to conduct an independent investigation into the Miami Dolphins in the wake of harassment allegations against suspended blocker Richie Incognito. Incognito, an offensive guard, allegedly used racist language and repeated

NFL Names Special Counsel to Investigate Dolphins