Don’t look for Dwight Freeney to latch on with a Super Bowl contender this year.
After 16 NFL seasons, Freeney is signing a one-day contract to retire with the Indianapolis Colts, the team announced Thursday. More
Pink revealed on Saturday that she has the flu, but is determined to sing the National Anthem at the 2018 Super Bowl on Sunday as planned.
Despite her ailment, she did perform on Friday at the pre-game Nomadic Live! event at The Armory in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the city where the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles will face off at the NFL championship. More
Justin Timberlake is ready for his big return to the Super Bowl stage 14 years after he and Janet Jackson made headlines for a now-infamous wardrobe malfunction. Wochit
Justin Timberlake has a much different interpretation of “the woods” than we do.
His first, rustic teaser for his fifth studio album, showing the bearded singer clad in flannel and roaming about nature, presented an Americana vision that suggested a folksier direction for Timberlake’s new music. More
How many QBs will go in the first round? Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. More
Arizona Cardinals confirm they will tag Chandler JonesComing into last season, the Arizona Cardinals were considered one of the Super Bowl favorites. Their Super Bowl odds were 8-1, tied for the second-best in the NFL. More
Less than a week after authoring the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history, Tom Brady could be found in ski pants and sneakers — actively downplaying his epic performance. More
Six New England Patriots players have a message for the Trump White House: We’re just not that into you. More
BOSTON (CBS) — Former Patriots linebacker was part of a Super Bowl-winning team in each of his first two seasons in New England, so he knows quite a bit about the process of winning. More
Martellus Bennett is not afraid to take a public stance on a variety of topics, and the Patriots tight end was at it again immediately after his team won the Super Bowl, telling reporters that he would not accompany it for the traditional champions’ White House visit. On Tuesday, Bennett posted a lengthy string of tweets, in which he took issue with the notion that athletes such as himself should “stick to sports.” More
