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The league has been criticized for its cavalier attitude toward traumatic head injuries and it's thought that more than 25 percent of players will suffer brain problems.

Jim Kelly battled two bouts of cancer, but with his teammates by his side, he was able to stand tall.

Companies with Baltimore headquarters let employees work from home Tuesday, while the Orioles postponed their second-straight baseball game.

Having officiated games for nearly 20 years, Sarah Thomas says she's encountered surprisingly little resistance and never set out to be a trailblazer.

His advice: 'Make your performance louder than your applause.'

Here's how Papa John's, Blimpie and other franchises are getting ready for one of their busiest days of the year.

Like business leaders, these men understand the importance of grit, tenacity and poise in high-stakes situations.

Athletic competition, whether in the Olympics or the Little Leagues, is a perpetual source of perspective on the struggles of entrepreneurship.

Believe it or not, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson can teach entrepreneurs a lot about leadership and running a business.

#Fiasco. Some brands excel at tucking their tails between their tweets. Here's a naughty list of the ugliest Twitter marketing disasters this year and the important lessons you can learn from them.

The team's recent social-media disaster was more than just a fumble. And the apology was just as bad.

Much like a rallying football team, one conversation, one phone call, one client or one sale can swing things in your favor.

No matter what game you're playing, the winning formula is preparation, teamwork and a hunger to learn more.

Some talented and skilled individuals succeed in their area of expertise but create all kinds of problems due to their distorted view of themselves and others.

Don't just look at the current best in your industry and do what they do. Try to be the best you, but feel free to borrow from unlikely sources.

Research has shown that employees are spending time managing their teams instead of working, which cost companies big.

After retiring from the NFL, Troy Williamson decided to open a Which Wich restaurant in Aiken, S.C., where he grew up.

In sports, just as in your business, what matters most is the quality of your idea and the consistency of your execution.

Patent office rules that NFL team's name is 'disparaging' to Native Americans.

The hot-tempered former NFL wide receiver wonders how 'easy'' the complicated cryptocurrency is. Don't even get us started.

Former NFL linebacker offers tips on what to look for in potential employees.