This article was updated Thursday with the news of a U.S. District Court judge’s decision nullifying Tom Brady’s suspension and the NFL’s appeal. Early in 2013, former National Football ...

On a Monday afternoon nearly two years ago, a woman in her mid-forties settled into a long Metro ride, Dupont Circle to Landover, bound eventually for FedEx Field. ¶ Jennifer Jenkins hadn't been ...

Larry Wansley convinced himself long ago that three hours’ sleep is plenty. His thoughts kept him up anyway, but even if he did drift off, the chances were good that the phone — always next to ...

"I've learned," Daniel Snyder told The Washington Post in 2003, four years after becoming the National Football League's youngest owner. The sentiment as sobering as the annual disappointments.

HOUSTON — Just a few weeks ago, Tyrann Mathieu woke up in his big bed, in his big house, in the middle of his big contract with the Houston Texans, and the first thing he felt was anger.

When Fred Smoot, a former Washington Redskins defensive back, fractured his sternum and had to spend four months sleeping in a recliner because he couldn't lie flat, he said his team doctors gave ...

He was lounging in a hotel bed in Cincinnati when his phone rang. The Dallas Cowboys always knew they could reach him. Even at 7 a.m. on a Saturday. This was December 2012, and a team executive ...

Earlier this month, Joe Bauer and his wife, Sharon, went to M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore to watch the Ravens play the Oakland Raiders. During the second half, they were walking on an exit ramp ...

The cameras came on, and America stopped to watch. O.J. Simpson was in the back of a white Ford Bronco, former college and National Football League teammate Al Cowlings behind the wheel, and ...

An excellent showing by the defense was not enough to save the Redskins as they lost to the San Francisco 49ers, 17-13. The Washington Post's Gene Wang and Scott Allen discuss the loss and break ...

Since the NFL insists on behaving like the coal industry circa 1969, the only solution to its problems is for Congress to step in and regulate the business of these 32 billionaire plunderers.

After 24 knee operations, the National Football League's former Man of the Year leans heavily on a crutch. When Reggie Williams pulls up his pants leg, what's underneath looks like the trimmings ...