TMZ reportedly paid more than $100,000 to get the two elevator videos that showed former NFL player, Ray Rice hitting Janay Palmer.
Ryan Mallett is set to sign with the Baltimore Ravens.
Michael Vick has "plenty of confidence" at leading the Pittsburgh Steelers' offense while Ben Roethlisberger recovers from his leg injury.
Baltimore Ravens running back Bernard Pierce was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol and speeding.
The Baltimore Ravens announced that they have cut receiver-returner Jacoby Jones.
Ray Rice has issued a new statement, apologizing for the mistake he made.
The Denver Broncos will reportedly hire Gary Kubiak as their next head coach.
Ray Lewis has clarified the comments he made about how the tuck rule is the "only reason we know who Tom Brady is."
The Baltimore Ravens and former running back Ray Rice have reached a settlement before their grievance hearing, sources reported.
Patriots BiIll Belichick stated that the team will practice outside despite the low temperatures.
The Baltimore Ravens' head of security, Darren I. Sanders, has reportedly been charged with a sex crime.
Amid the controversy surrounding former Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice and his suspension for domestic violence, the Ravens still had a game to play Thursday night against the Pittsburgh Steelers. One of the more interesting sites at the game was the number of Ravens fans, both men and women, wearing Rice's #27 jersey.
Indiana Pacers forward Paul George has issued an apology after posting a series of insensitive tweets concerning domestic violence. George has since deleted the tweets.
Ray Rice, the running back for the Baltimore Ravens who has been at the center of a controversy over the National Football League's policies regarding domestic violence, has been cut from the team and suspended indefinitely by the league after video surfaced of Rice knocking his wife unconscious.
Baltimore Ravens runningback Ray Rice has been handed a two-game suspension by the NFL following his arrest for domestic violence, according to NFL Media insider Ian Rapoport.
