By Andrew P. Napolitano
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The NFL has agreed to pay $42 million as part of a settlement with a group of retired players who challenged the league over using their names and images without their consent.
The Chicago Bears reached the Super Bowl under coach Lovie Smith and consistently boasted a formidable defense.
The Chicago Bears reached the Super Bowl under coach Lovie Smith and consistently boasted a formidable defense.
Hall of Famer Mike Ditka has had a minor stroke, an ESPN producer said.
Hall of Famer Mike Ditka has had a minor stroke, an ESPN producer said.
An ESPN producer says Hall of Famer Mike Ditka has made a minor stroke.
Beano Cook, the college football commentator with an encyclopedic knowledge of the sport he dearly loved, has died.
Ricky Williams is retiring from the NFL.
Super Bowl Media Day rarely delivers any real news outside of who took honors for the craziest outfit, dumbest question and silliest prop.
Had circumstances not intervened, this could have been quite the Sunday at Fed Ex Field, a veritable Tight End Jamboree. The New England Patriots would have shown up with twin terrors Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez, and the Washington Redskins would have countered with their formidable pair, Chris Cooley and Fred Davis.
Imagine a city where winters are frigid enough for polar bears, where a baseball team is so woebegone it hasn't won the World Series since Model Ts puttered down the streets and where electoral shenanigans are summed up in the cheeky phrase, "vote early, vote often."
Imagine a city where winters are frigid enough for polar bears, where a baseball team is so woebegone it hasn't won the World Series since Model Ts puttered down the streets and where electoral shenanigans are summed up in the cheeky phrase, "vote early, vote often."
India, a country with a passion for the genteel game of cricket, is about to get a taste of the rough and tumble sport of American football.
Chicago Bears great William "The Refrigerator" Perry has his 1985 Super Bowl ring back on his finger thanks to a 10-year-old boy.
Anger and disappointment were the predominant emotions throughout the football world and beyond after the NFL players' union decertified Friday, hours before the expiration of their collective bargaining agreement with the league.
** FILE ** In this Oct. 27, 2009, file photo, former Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka speaks at a news conference in Chicago.
