Author: Mike Jones, USA TODAY

Colin Kaepernick was alone when he began his protests, but many sports figures now feel a moral obligation to speak out against racial injustice.

Given its recent trends, the NFL quickly suspected something was off with 77 COVID-19 tests that would later be ruled false positives.

Training camps typically provide ample opportunity for unproved young players to make waves. This year, however, reps will be in short supply.

League lays out itinerary for camps, specifics for opt-out provisions and a way to spread expected financial losses over future salary caps.

With salary cap likely to tumble in aftermath of COVID-19, sides disagree how to distribute monetary fallout.

Owners accept players’ demand to play no exhibition games amid COVID-19 pandemic, will reduce training camp roster sizes to 80 amid social distancing concerns.

Number of preseason games, terms of player opt-outs among major negotiating points that still require joint agreement between league and union.

Washington owner Daniel Snyder plans to announce the retirement of the “Redskins” nickname and reveal a new team name Monday.

DeSean Jackson was roundly criticized for sharing anti-Semitic posts on Instagram. Now it’s time for the Eagles receiver — and others — to learn.

Training camps are still scheduled to kick off July 28 although the NFL and NFLPA have yet to finalize all of the protocol related to testing