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The arrest and treatment of Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill on Sunday again puts the NFL on the moral clock, Monte Poole writes.

49ers receiver Ricky Pearsall was shot in the chest on Aug. 31. Nine days later, he was at the season opener honoring the police officer and doctor who helped save his life.

Ricky Pearsall and the 49ers acknowledged the first responders who helped save the wide receiver’s life after he was shot in a robbery attempt in San Francisco on Aug. 31.

49ers rookie wide receiver Ricky Pearsall was released from the San Francisco General Hospital on Sunday, one day after he was shot in an armed robbery attempt.

49ers rookie wide receiver Ricky Pearsall was released from the San Francisco General Hospital on Sunday, one day after he was shot in an armed robbery attempt.

NFL player Ricky Pearsall has been shot in the chest during an attempted robbery in San Francisco.

The Bears’ long quest to get a new stadium was dealt another setback when Illinois passed its budget without allocating anything that the Bears had asked for.

The Bears have made clear that they want to leave Soldier Field, but the plans keep changing.

Jed York explained what went into the decision to name him principal owner of the 49ers franchise.

The Kansas City shooting that killed one and left more than 20 injured raises security questions about the future of championship celebrations.

Kansas City’s Super Bowl parade was a place for the community to come together and celebrate. Now it’s yet another site of tragedy and horror.

Police confirmed that 10 people had been shot shortly after the conclusion of the Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade and were taken to a nearby hospital.

Chandler Jones and others have claimed Aaron Hernandez was murdered. Hernandez’s attorney Jose Baez says ‘that’s not what the evidence showed me.’

A deeper dive into the legal agreement Michael Oher and the Tuohys entered 15 years ago reveals some truly mystifying stipulations, even for lawyers.

Threats of violence routinely are made on social media, the kind of threats that never would be made or tolerated in any other setting. A member of Congress believes a former NFL player recently threatened to execute him. Specifically, Rep. Eric Swallwell believes Bruce Miller made the threat on social media, via direct message on [more]

The former Bills punter hopes recent evidence will clear him of any wrongdoing, and that will be enough for an NFL team to sign him.

A recently released 200-plus-page transcript details exculpatory evidence in the case against ex-Bills punter Matt Araiza.

The two USC students were charged with second-degree burglary, first-degree trespassing and stealing.

Kalabrya Haskins claims multiple people and companies played a role in former NFL QB Dwayne Haskins’ death a year ago.

Jerry Richardson, the founder and former owner of the Carolina Panthers has died. The Panthers announced his death on Thursday.

Jalen Carter has a bright NFL future ahead of him, but he needs to come clean and begin to move on from this tragedy with a better understanding of what is at stake.

An arrest warrant has been issued for Jalen Carter, a Georgia star and possible No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft, for his alleged role in a deadly car crash.

The league says those photos are marked as ‘sensitive’ so they won’t be used again.

Atlanta police say Cameron Batson, 27, was stopped on Saturday for failing to maintain his lane and speeding.

Deshaun Watson allegedly put many women in positions where they felt powerless. Some of them plan to attend his Browns debut in Houston. Here’s why that matters.

The news comes a day after the D.C. attorney general announced a second lawsuit against Washington over the same allegation.

D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine filed a consumer protection lawsuit for allegedly covering up the workplace and sexual misconduct allegations against the organization.

Commanders owners Dan and Tanya Snyder could sell the entire team, they could sell a minority interest, or they could sell nothing.

Brett Favre hasn’t been charged with a crime. But there is enough smoke around the washed-up QB to want to run away from the fire. Yet he still has support.

The State of Mississippi is suing ex-NFL QB Brett Favre and others, alleging they misspent millions of dollars that had been allocated for welfare.