Aaron Rodgers receives lucrative extension Aaron Rodgers is now the highest paid player in the game of pro football. The Green Bay Packers signed Rodgers to a five-year, $110 million contract extension, topping the recent six-year deal received by Joe Flacco from the Baltimore Ravens.
Darrelle Revis traded by Jets to the Buccaneers Darrelle Revis is now a member of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The New York Jets traded the All-Pro cornerback to the Bucs for a first-round pick (13th) in Thursday’s NFL Draft. Also included are a 2014 conditional pick and fourth-round pick. Revis, coming off an ACL injury …
Pat Summerall dead at 82 Pat Summerall, a legend of the broadcasting booth, has passed away at age 82. Summerall was hospitalized in Dallas, recovering from hip surgery at the time of his death.
Kordell Stewart filed for divorce from reality tv start wife, Porscha Stewart After less than two years of marriage, Kordell Stewart has decided to call it quits with wife, Porsha (née WIlliams) Stewart. Porsha is a cast member on the ever popular reality tv series, The Real Housewives of Atlanta. This is her first season …
Ed Reed thanks Ravens fans via full-page ad in Baltimore newspaper Ed Reed spent 10 seasons with the Baltimore Ravens, and culminated his tenure there with a Super Bowl Championship. Reed closed that chapter and agreed to join the Houston Texans. Friday, he signed a three-year contract worth a reported $15 million. Sunday, in a …
Texans successfully lure Ed Reed Ed Reed has reportedly agreed to terms with the Houston Texans. The Baltimore Ravens enjoyed Reed’s services for his entire career, to date, but when it came time for #20 to look at his final years in the league, it seems the Texans had the best plan for his financial …
Bears part ways with linebacker Brian Urlacher Brian Urlacher is no longer a member of the Chicago Bears. I’ll be damned if I wasn’t just singing a swan song about this in the hopes they would keep him. The Bears had this to say in a statement released this evening….
NFL says no more tuck rule and watch your helmet from now on The NFL has changed some rules. Most notably, a runner or defender may no longer lower their head and use the helmet outside the tackle box. Running backs, past and present are up in arms because they are the ones who’ve benefitted …
