Jerry Jones, the good ole boy owner of the Dallas Cowboys; the spark plug and igniter of racial flames in the NFL; the spouter of the phrase âtoe on the lineâ to explain how all his players would not be protesting during the national anthemâwonât comment on footage showing him wearing his hat as the anthem played.
Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Michael Bennett has been one of the more outspoken NFL players, thereby remaining a unicorn in the league. Bennett has protested police brutality in the black community and kneeled during the national anthem; heâs even openly criticized the president and yet, unlike Colin Kaepernick,âŚ
Black people call them hats. Seasoned black women call them crowns. White people call them chapeaux. Whatever your pick, on Tuesday, first lady Melania Trump donned what looked like a cross between an Easter Sunday hat made famous by mint-candy-carrying black women who can barely shuffle but will praise-dance youâŚ
I don't know if Bob Costas was feeling himself when he decided to don a fedora for Thursday Night Football, but the internet wasn't ready for it, and it unleashed a flurry of jokes at the famed announcer's expense.
It's getting harder these days to take Cam Newtown seriously. On Sunday evening, after the quarterback led his team to a 30-20 win over Arizona Cardinals, Newton walked into the postgame conference looking like a vaudeville sideshow.
A Brooklyn, N.Y., father was killed after he took back his son's baseball cap from one of the teens who'd stolen it, authorities say.
