Pro Football Hall of Famer Kenny Easley, one of the top safeties in college and NFL history, died on Friday. He was 66. On Saturday, the Seattle Seahawks announced the death of Easley, who spent his ...

Seattle Seahawks legend Kenny "The Enforcer" Easley has died at the age of 66, the team announced on Saturday. The Hall of Fame safety played for the Seahawks from 1981-87 before retiring at the age ...

Pro Football Hall of Famer Kenny Easley, the Seattle Seahawks' legendary defensive back known as "The Enforcer," died Friday night, his family announced on Saturday. He was 66. Easley's NFL playing ...

The Seattle Seahawks have enjoyed some stellar safety play in their history. This year the tradition has continued despite Pro Bowler Julian Love missing most of the season due to injuries. Ty Okada ...

New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs turned heads during a sideline moment in Thursday's game against the New York Jets. The veteran wide receiver snagged a pass from quarterback Drake Maye ...

Stefon Diggs had an unusual interaction with a Patriots cheerleader in Week 11. Diggs caught Drake Maye’s pass for a five-yard gain on third-and-3 late in the first quarter. As he jogged through the ...

Stefon Diggs got called out for tossing a football to a New England Patriots cheerleader just hours after it was announced that he and girlfriend Cardi B welcomed their first baby together. “Bruh what ...

President Donald Trump made quite an appearance at Northwest Stadium, which began with Air Force One flying over the stadium and ended with him receiving a ton of boos. Late last week, it was ...

INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Cooper Kupp has made it quite clear he didn't want to leave the Los Angeles Rams last winter. The standout wide receiver set records and won a Super Bowl MVP award during ...

This past Sunday, the Detroit Lions and Washington Commanders squared off in front of President Donald Trump. Believe it or not, Trump became the first sitting president since 1978 to attend an NFL ...

Former Washington Redskins cheerleader Jillian Anderson says she believes that most Americans aren't reflective of the ones who booed President Donald Trump at Sunday's Commanders vs. Lions game.