As expected, long-time NFL executive Brian Rolapp is leaving the league office, after more than 22 years. Via Josh Carpenter ...

Ben Fischer of Sports Business Journal reports that NFL chief media and business officer Brian Rolapp " has emerged as the clear favorite " to become the new CEO of the PGA Tour. Fischer cites sources ...

Brian Rolapp is leaving his position as an NFL executive vice president to become PGA CEO, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter and Seth Wickersham.

As Thomas Frank gets to work at Tottenham, neither party will need reminding of the risks. Daniel Levy’s decision to sack ...

The president loves to use sports as a cultural wedge and when he comes calling, executives should remember how impossible he is to satisfy.

Brian Rolapp, a longtime NFL executive who was thought by some to be commissioner Roger Goodell’s potential successor, is ...

Brian Rolapp, one of the most powerful executives in sports and media, will leave the NFL and become CEO of PGA Tour ...

The Bengals and their first-round draft pick are in a contract impasse, and things escalated Thursday, with Stewart leaving ...

Brian Rolapp, the league's Chief Media and Business officer, is in line to fill the position, sources told ESPN NFL reporters Adam Schefter and Seth Wickersham.

Harrison says fatherhood has changed him, and he's convinced he wouldn't be alive if not for his sons, James III and Henry.

Chelsea are in a rush to complete business ahead of the Club World Cup, beating Arsenal to a major target in the process ...

Former Cincinnati Bengals star Adam Pacman Jones is in trouble with the law. Jones was arrested in Kentucky early Saturday.