Concussions

J-Rod suffered a concussion last week. How long will the three-time All-Star be out?

The star wideout’s comments during a livestream reignited debate over player safety and the NFL’s concussion protocols.

Two companies backed by Brett Favre allegedly exaggerated the effectiveness of their concussion drugs and connections to the NFL, according to a new report.

Paul, who says he has suffered from 20 to 30 concussions, explained that he’s talked to “tons and tons” of people about treating such injuries.

Fall is ridiculously tall, even in the stretched-out standards of the NBA.

The end of Bob Costas' career ended with NBC abruptly removing Costas from last year's Super Bowl broadcast team.

Dak Prescott was seen using smelling salts after being cleared to play following big hit to the head. The clip has medical professionals wondering about safety.

'The Boston Globe''s Spotlight team is reporting on former Pats TE Aaron Hernandez. In part 3, his former teammates detail his chaotic conduct with the team.

Tom Brady said the NFL has changed with the rules protecting quarterbacks and wide receivers, that it's more of a wide open college game now.

Following a marked uptick in roughing the passer penalties through the NFL's first three weeks, the competition committee is wondering how to fix the issue.

Clay Matthews was penalized for roughing the passer again and fans are turning it into a meme.

Given the prevalence of concussions and other serious injuries that keep occurring on the NFL gridiron, some football fans have pushed for a shorter preseason. Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is in favor of that idea.

After a meeting of league officials, the NFL announced that there would not be any changes made to a new rule that penalizes players for leading into a tackle with their helmet.

Richard Sherman is never afraid to speak his mind. While numerous fans are voicing their displeasure over the new leading-with-the-head tackling rule the NFL is employing this season, Sherman has joined the chorus of naysayers.

Former Washington State quarterback Tyler Hilinski, who took his own life in January 2018, has tested positive for chronic traumatic encephalopathy. He was 21 when he died.

Ex-NFL running back Jamal Lewis opens up about the downside of post-NFL life.

The NFL expanded its rules for hits with the crown of the helmet.