“I don’t think I’ll have any limitations,’’ said Thomas, a first-round pick in 2010 who had not missed a game in his NFL career until sitting out five regular season contests last year ...

It was just a statement, something Earl believed deep down. And one thing I learned about Earl Thomas is that he always said what he believed, and he always believed what he said.

Earl Thomas, the Seahawks’ All-Pro free safety, caused quite a kerfuffle this week when he sat out of two practices despite not being injured or excused, and was late to a walkthrough on Saturday.

I believe the #Browns will do some work on Earl Thomas. But I wouldn't say they will be in overdrive on it. The new regime likes to have its bases covered on everyone available. Part of adding ...

Thomas spends his off-seasons back home in Orange, where he bought his parents a house and a boat, and where he’s building a learning center, a band hall, a computer lab and a library at the ...

This was Earl Thomas, the new guy trying to find his place. For nine years, Thomas was a part of the Seahawks’ identity, and the Seahawks were a part of his identity. The blue and green became him.

Thomas couldn't get his act together in nearly 18 months as a Raven. I'm not sure that's changing anywhere else, soon. And trust me, they weren't the problem.

Nina Thomas, the estranged wife of former NFL star Earl Thomas, faces serious accusations after being charged with stealing $2.7 million from the retired safety, Dailymail reports. Court documents ...

“Earl Thomas essentially said ‘Hey, it’s cool,’ and Chuck Clark said, ‘No, it’s not cool. You need to go to meetings and walk-through and maybe you’ll get it.’ ...

Earl Thomas was just about on top of the world — literally — when he decided to retire from music after his November 2019 performance at the Dark Season Blues Festival in Svalbard, Norway ...

Earl Thomas indicated in an Instagram post Wednesday night, which has since been deleted, that TMZ would be releasing details of the altercation and said he wanted to "get ahead" of the report.

Thomas is earning $8.5 million in salary this season during the final year of a four-year extension. The deal made Thomas the NFL's highest-paid safety at the time.