National Football League

The NHL and Cigarette Companies Have Something Dangerous In Common

By Jeffrey Kluger

Review: Concussion Has the Truth on Its Side

By Joe Neumaier

Watch Odell Beckham Jr. Combine 'The Whip' and Michael Jackson for the Ultimate Touchdown Dance

By Megan McCluskey

Why the NFL, NCAA, and MLB Are Closely Monitoring Hurricane Joaquin

By Tom Huddleston, Jr. / Fortune
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Watch An Eagles Player Tackle A Fan Who Runs On The Field

That has got to hurt

By Megan McCluskey

Twitter Is Ready For Some Football

Now you can obsess about your fantasy team even more.

By Ben Geier/Fortune

Yahoo Streaming Bills-Jaguars NFL Game For Free

In a deal worth at least $10 million

By Robert Hackett / Fortune

NFL Releases 2015-16 Season Schedule

Are you ready for some football?

By Kevin McSpadden

The NFL Is Finally on YouTube

Its YouTube channel won't feature live streaming but will have analysis, non-live highlights and recaps

By Kevin McSpadden

Watch This Ridiculous 1-Handed Touchdown Catch

The Cowboys still beat the Giants 31-28

By Sports Illustrated/Mike Fiammetta

English Soccer Looks to NFL to Solve Its Race Problem

Advocates look to NFL to address racial disparity in coaching ranks

By Catherine Mayer

Explore NFL History on the First Day of the Season

Celebrate the NFL season's kick-off with these vintage pictures

By Lily Rothman

Michael Sam: I Was Going to Wait Until After Draft

In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, the first openly gay football player to be drafted by an NFL team says he was originally planning on waiting until after the league's draft to reveal his sexuality. Sam was picked in the seventh round by the St. Louis Rams

By Maya Rhodan

A Setback for Redskin Potatoes Won't Hurt The Washington Redskins

The rejection of a trademark for a brand deeming the name "redskin" derogatory doesn't mean much for the football team

By Maya Rhodan

White House Punts On NFL Tax Question

A White House official juked to avoid getting sacked by a question on the National Football League's non-profit status, which the league has enjoyed since 1966 despite being a $9-billion-a-year business powerhouse

By Zeke J Miller

NFL Launches New Online Sports Network

Latest league to start online service

By Victor Luckerson

Boeing Unveils Seahawks-Themed 747

Just in time for the Super Bowl

By Denver Nicks
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