Live sports might be shut down for the foreseeable future, but the NFL's offseason is plowing forward. 🏈
Live sports might be shut down for the foreseeable future, but the NFL's offseason is plowing forward. Plans are moving ahead to holdconference call with the commissioners
of many different pro sports leagues, president Donald Trump expressed his desire to see the NFL open its season on time in September, a person familiar with the call told USA TODAY Sports. Can't wait for Week 1 to arrive? Well, if you're one of those die-hard football fans who starts feeling a little melancholy while scrolling past a blankNFL Network's popular seven-hour gameday highlights show, hosted by Scott Hanson,
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Tom Dempsey Dies: NFL Kicker Held Longest Field Goal Record For 43 Years, Was 73Tom Dempsey, who was born without toes on his right foot but because a lethal long-distance kicker in the NFL because of that, died Saturday from coronavirus complications. He was 73 and his death …
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Famed NFL Kicker Tom Dempsey Dead From Coronavirus At 73Tom Dempsey, a legendary NFL kicker who is best known for a spectacular game-winning field goal, died Saturday from complications from the coronavirus.
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Tom Dempsey, former NFL record-setting kicker, dies at 73 after battle with coronavirusThe family of Tom Dempsey says that the longtime NFL kicker — who kicked a then-record 63-yard field goal in 1970 — has died at 73.
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Ex-NFL player Nate Hughes working at Mississippi hospital, braces for coronavirus impactNearly eight years after his NFL career ended, Nate Hughes is now a first-year resident at the University of Mississippi Medical Center.
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Tom Dempsey, NFL kicker who set a record for the longest field goal, dies of coronavirusTom Dempsey, a journeyman NFL kicker who despite missing the toes on his right foot set a field goal record that stood for more than four decades, has died of coronavirus, according to reports.
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