Major sponsors have released statements condemning the NFL for its handling of domestic abuse incidents, but only one sponsor has cut ties.
Printable NFL Week 3 Schedule for your office pool
The Atlanta Falcons host the Tampa Buccaneers on Thursday Night Football in Week 3 of the 2014 NFL season.
The cosmetic brand has responded to an altered image of one of its NFL "Get Your Game Face On" ads that went viral.
The New England Patriots and New Orleans Saints are the biggest favorites in Week 3 of the 2014 NFL season.
Domestic violence scandals involving Adrian Peterson and Ray Rice haven’t hurt the NFL’s popularity in 2014.
The Indianapolis Colts are slight favorites over the Philadelphia Eagles in Monday night's matchup.
The Minnesota Vikings might try to trade Adrian Peterson, but his trade value will be affected by his child abuse case.
"I’m from the South. Whipping -- we do that all the time," Barkley said.
The Vikings' ownership group has no plans to cut Peterson after his arrest last weekend, an NFL source said.
Former Baltimore Ravens star Ray Rice will reportedly appeal his indefinite suspension from the NFL.
A rash of injuries will send fantasy owners to the waiver wire in Week 3.
From 2000 to 2014, the Minnesota Vikings have had more players arrested, 44, than any other NFL team, USA Today data indicate.
"Adrian is a loving father who used his judgment as a parent to discipline his son," Peterson's attorney Rusty Hardin says.
Finishing off a week of public relations debacles, the NFL quietly acknowledged its players are at increased risk of brain damage.
The NFL star was charged with reckless or negligent injury to a child.
Over the next four weeks Arizona State faces UCLA, USC and Stanford. But first, Colorado.
The New England Patriots visit the Minnesota Vikings in Week 2 of the 2014 NFL season.
“There was no ambiguity about what happened" in the elevator, an anonymous source told ESPN.
The Philadelphia Eagles and Indianapolis Colts could have the highest-scoring game of Week 2.
A CBS official cited concerns about the broadcast's 'tone' following the Ray Rice domestic violence controversy.
Activists call for Roger Goodell’s resignation, and question the ties that the investigator, ex-FBI Director Robert Mueller, has to the NFL.