More than 100 volunteers showed up to help renovate buildings, play areas and gardens and breathe new life into the property.

These players from the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills were kneeling, but not as a form of social justice protest.

'No other sports league uses any sort of scarlet marking or helmet decal or wristband, because they know it’s not necessary.'

The Las Vegas Raiders are being penalized severely by the NFL for not following the league's COVID-19 rules.

Maurkice Pouncey, offensive captain of the Pittsburgh Steelers, wore the name of Pittsburgh officer Eric Kelly, who was killed in 2009.

Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey chose to honored a slain police officer during Sunday’s game against the Denver Broncos.

A Steelers player says he ‘inadvertently supported’ a cause he didn’t believe in with his team's social justice helmet decal.

A Pittsburgh Steelers player covered up the name of a black teen killed by police and replaced it with the name of a war hero.

A veteran NFL player who announced this week he would stand for his country’s flag this season doubled down in a powerful social media post.

Tuitt is the first black NFL player to publicly distance himself from refusing to stand for the country’s flag and anthem this offseason.