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Former NFL wide receiver Dez Bryant recently joined the I AM ATHLETE podcast to talk about his life after the NFL. During the interview, he criticized Colin Kaepernick’s protest saying it lacked a true call to action.

It looks like Jay-Z may be close to making the dream of Black ownership in the NFL a reality after new reports put him on a very small list of top contenders to purchase the Denver Broncos franchise.

Maia Chaka, 38, officiated her first NFL game over the weekend, becoming the first black woman to ref an NFL game. She was the line judge during the game between the Carolina Panthers and New York Jets, which aired on CBS Sunday afternoon.

Tim Tebow, repeated NFL bust, is "thankful" after being cut from another team in an example of the kind of second chance opportunities" that haven't been afforded to his fellow free-agent Colin Kaepernick, a far superior football player.

Rap vet and celebrity sports fan Snoop Dogg has a strong opinion about the lack of ownership in the NFL, and you might even agree with his candid call-out of what he says is racism.

Duke Slater—the National Football League’s first Black lineman—was posthumously inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

The details surrounding NFL star Richard Sherman's arrest early Wednesday morning near Seattle are indeed disturbing, but not as disturbing as they could be since he is still alive to tell about it.

The Jacksonville Jaguars signing former NFL player Tim Tebow came after accusations of "white privilege" went viral as free agent Colin Kaepernick continues getting snubbed for a second chance on the gridiron.

Before being drafted, Pittsburgh Steelers player Najee Harris hosted a party at the homeless shelter where he and his family once lived.

Family members of former football player Phillip Adams want to know if injuries sustained during his NFL carrier could have led to a gruesome mass shooting earlier this month.

Prosecutors charged Reid with a Class D felony on Monday, meaning he faces up to seven years in prison if convicted.

Three women ID'D as "Jane Doe" came forward this week, marking a total of 19 lawsuits filed against the NFL quarterback, accusing him of sexual misconduct.