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The New England Patriots are now the first NFL team to buy their own plane to fly to games. The Patriots bought two 767 Boeing wide-body jets in the off season and retrofitted them with all first-class

Yankees’ rookie, Aaron Judge was holding a .329 average heading into the All-Star break but now things are hitting a halt. The game has caught up to the young superstar, now hitting .182 and only five home

Jay Cutler, former Chicago Bears quarterback, signed a one year deal with the Miami Dolphins for $10 million with $3 million in incentives. In May, Cutler had retired from the NFL and was hired by Fox Sports

The five-time Pro Bowler, Vince Wilfork is retiring from the NFL, making the announcement in a tweet couple with an advertisement for his very own Kingsford Charcoal. He will be doing a “farewell tailgate” before the home

Tom Brady celebrates his 40th birthday on Thursday, August 3rd and  the football world found their way to commemorate the immortal GOAT. The untold tales of the legend span across many walks of life, some may surprised

The NFL may be willing to work with the NFL Players Association for the use of marijuana as pain management.The league wrote a letter to the NFLPA, offering to work with them on the study. Currently, players

Defensive back Stephen Gilmore who signed a five-year, $65 million deal with the team in March, tangled with wide receiver Julian Edelman during an 11-on-11 red zone drill during the latter portion of practice. The tussle resulted in Belicheck ejecting

With the Ravens as the first potential team to seriously consider taking Colin Kaepernick, the godfather of Baltimore, retired linebacker Ray Lewis, advised him to keep his activism private and away from the field. “If people really

Football season is near, with pre season starting next week. For The Win‘s Steven Ruiz and Luke Kerr-Dineen have big predictions each for every division in the NFL.  One juicy prediction for every division in the NFL

Trying to finally put the “Bartman play” to rest, the Cubs have awarded the beleaguered fan an official 2016 World Series ring. Steve Bartman reached out and deflected a foul ball along the left-field wall at Wrigley