New Orleans police official gives message to NFL fans on fence about attending Super Bowl LIX after attack
New Orleans Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick gave a message to fans who are on the fence about attending the Super Bowl in February after a terror attack.
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NFL Fans Are Extremely Worried About Super Bowl LIX In New Orleans
NFL fans are extremely worried about attending the Super Bowl after the attack on New Orleans that left 15 deceased.
3 lucky teams who should pounce on Shedeur Sanders if NFL Draft stock slips
The NFL Draft rumor mill is starting to crank up and Shedeur Sanders is the latest victim. The former Colorado star has suddenly gone from a potential No. 1 ove ...
Ex-NFL star Antonio Brown launches fundraiser for New Orleans terror attack victims' families
Former NFL star Antonio Brown launched a fund for the families of the victims in the New Orleans terror attack. More than a ...
An Ex-Football Player, an Aspiring Nurse, and a Dad with a 'Big Heart': What We Know About New Orleans Victims
Hunter was remembered by Jackson as an "awesome person" and "a little-bitty guy" with a "big heart,” NBC News reported. A ...
NFL news: Mike Vrabel fires back at narrative he's hard to work with
Mike Vrabel has interviewed for his first coaching job after a year with the Browns and responds to rumors from his Titans days.
What we know about the victims of the New Orleans truck attack
Fourteen people were killed and more than two dozen were injured when a driver crashed a pickup truck into crowds on Bourbon ...
Verizon to bring Super Bowl FanFest to life in 30 cities, offering NFL championship hype nationwide
The Caesars Superdome may be the epicenter for the Super Bowl in New Orleans next month, but there is a game plan to ensure ...