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Vic Fangio doesn't see racism in NFL
Vic Fangio acknowledged that there are societal problems which have to be fixed, but he thinks the NFL is doing OK on the racism front. And no, it was not well-received. After...
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Broncos stop football to talk about race relations, Floyd
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Broncos coach Vic Fangio: ‘I don't see racism at all in the NFL'
One NFL head coach said he was “shocked, sad and angry” about the killing of George Floyd, while adding that the league doesn't have a racism problem. “is a societal issue that...
3 hours ago - New York Post - 2 articles
Every NFL team's all-time leading rusher, ranked by total yardage
Take a look at the all-time leading rushing leaders for every NFL franchise, ranked by total yardage with their respective team.
4 hours ago - USA Today
Raiders commit to holding training camp in Nevada
The Raiders have committed to holding their training camp in Nevada after an NFL mandate was handed down earlier on Tuesday for all training camps across the league to be held...
5 hours ago - Pro Football Talk - 3 articles
USC's announcement of on-campus classes in fall could boost football's return
USC announced Tuesday that it will offer on-campus classes in the the fall, a move that might boost the chances that the Trojans' football team plays this season.
5 hours ago - Los Angeles Times - 2 articles
Vic Fangio: 'I don't see racism at all in the NFL'
Denver Broncos head coach Vic Fangio spoke Tuesday about racism in America and compared it to what he's seen in the NFL. "I think our problems in the NFL along those lines are...
6 hours ago - TheScore - 2 articles
Malcolm Butler Recalls Game-Winning Interception During Super Bowl XLIX
Former New England Patriot and Super Bowl XLIX hero Malcolm Butler got to relive his most well-documented moment Tuesday night. Butler, joined NBC Sports' Liam McHugh as the...
6 hours ago - NESN
NFL, union agree to ban joint training camp practices
The NFL and NFL Players Association agreed to ban increasingly popular joint training camp practices this summer, as first reported by
7 hours ago - New York Post - 5 articles
Rams' meeting on George Floyd death was emotional and powerful, Sean McVay says
About 125 players, coaches and staff of the Rams participated in a videoconference to discuss the death of George Floyd.
7 hours ago - Los Angeles Times - 9 articles
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NFL clubs to hold training camp at team facilities due to coronavirus
The NFL is informing teams that they must conduct training camps at their main practice facilities due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Broncos coach Vic Fangio: ‘I don't see racism at all in the NFL'
One NFL head coach said he was “shocked, sad and angry” about the killing of George Floyd, while adding that the league doesn't have a racism problem. “is a societal issue that...
NFL tells teams they must hold training camps at home
All 32 NFL teams have been told by Commissioner Roger Goodell to hold training camps at their home facilities this summer because of the COVID-19 pandemic
NFL coach Anthony Lynn says ‘pretty' George Floyd statements aren't enough
Anthony Lynn, one of four minority head coaches in the NFL, hasn't put out a statement like so many other sports figures as protests and riots have broken out across the...
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell instructs clubs to hold training camps at...
NFL memo instructs team to hold training camps at their own facilities and that there will be no joint practices.
NFL, union agree to ban joint training camp practices
The NFL and NFL Players Association agreed to ban increasingly popular joint training camp practices this summer, as first reported by
Steelers lose 54-year-old tradition with NFL training camps staying home
For the Steelers, a new league mandate brings an abrupt end to a tradition that began in 1966.
Vikings linebackers tweet takedown of NFL's statement on social justice...
Anthony Barr and Eric Kendricks said the NFL's statement in response to the death of George Floyd didn't go far enough to explain steps the league would take to fight for change.
Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie shares powerful message on fighting racial...
A statement by the Eagles owner stood out from others around the NFL for its sincerity and promises to help "foster social change" after the death of George Floyd.
Analysis: Show will go on in NFL because so many want it to
Call it support. Call it pressure. However you describe it, the NFL will get it regarding playing games on schedule.