Rick Patterson of Sapulpa, Matt Surber of Tuttle, Virgil Terry of Sallisaw and former Northeastern State women’s basketball coach Randy Gipson in the Distinguished Service category.

The NFL, we’re told, is concerned criticism of current NFL officials will cause potential future NFL officials to never choose to become officials. It’s similar to the aftermath of the league’s ...

The NFL, we're told, is concerned criticism of current NFL officials will cause potential future NFL officials to never choose to become officials. It's similar to the aftermath of the league's ...

Isaac Patterson, who committed to Pitt back on Feb. 21, announced that he will make his official visit to the ... to Patterson about Pitt was its great NFL pipeline, with 10 Hall of Famers ...

This is the fourth year of the event, which aims to highlight players who graduated from HBCU programs and have declared for the 2025 NFL Draft. Below are the official results from on-field ...

The NFL has long made it a rule that berating officials during a game would result in an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, along with a potential fine after the game if they continue to openly ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — When Roderick Morrow AKA 'Slick Rick' heard Buffalo Bills quarterback mention his name during his MVP acceptance speech, Morrow said he was overwhelmed. In fact, Morrow can't ...

When Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen won his first NFL MVP on Feb. 6, he used his time on stage to thank some of the unsung heroes in the Bills organization, including a mailroom employee ...

His focus is on Comics, Comic Book Movies, Video Games, NFL, and MMA. He has in-depth knowledge ... space a mailroom employee known as "Slick Rick." The mention of his name led to Slick Rick ...

Slick Rick received a special delivery. The Buffalo Bills mailroom employee who was given a shoutout in Josh Allen's NFL Most Valuable Player of the Year award acceptance speech was gifted a new ...

Marquez Valdes-Scantling signed with Seattle on Thursday reconnecting him with Klint Kubiak, the offensive coordinator he closed out the 2024 season with.

NFL hearing officer Chris Palmer made the ruling as he determined Mixon did not criticize the officials after the Texans’ loss to the Chiefs. “During the appeal hearing, you stated what you ...