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Its ok to be a football Fan (but don't be a jerk) It's ok to be passionate about football (but don't be a %$#* head) It's ok to do just a little bit of smack talking ( But have some class) Check out this video of Eagles fans tormenting Viking Fans as they walk to the stadium...

Huh, You'd think a miracle happened...oh wait, It Did! fans react to yesterdays win.

Russell Wilson got the prestigious honor of giving the commencement speech at Wisconsin this week. But not everyone thought it was charming. One of his ex-teammates claims it was "80% made up."

It looked like Aaron Neary's NFL dream had come to an end, but then he received a call from the Denver Broncos.

Marshawn Lynch's time in Seattle may be coming to a close, but he certainly is still a force to be reckoned with.

A strong slate of games dots the Week 2 NFL schedule. Here’s a preview of the most interesting contests this week.

After months of back-and-forth, the National Football League has decided not to shorten Tom Brady's four-game suspension for tampering with game balls prior to January's AFC Championship game.

Remember "Deflategate"? The NFL released the so-called Wells Report earlier today (full doc here), the result of a months-long, extensive investigation into whether the footballs used in the Patriots-Colts AFC Championship Game back in January were illegally tampered with. So were they? According to the report, probably.

Oh, the Rams may be the Seahawks' new best friends. They're happy with the win, but they're happier with the sadness of the San Francisco 'faithful.'

Seattle Seahawk superstar quarterback Russell Wilson is a spokesperson for Alaska Airlines, they just announced yesterday to all Alaska Airline Travelers wearing the #3 Wilson jersey and boarding at SeaTac airport will bump you to the front of the line.

According to a story in the Wall Street Journal the NFL has narrowed down three acts they are interested in for the 2015 Super Bowl half-time show: Coldplay, Katy Perry and Rihanna. AND they've also asked the three if they'd be willing to pay to perform! What?? Really!

According to the official Twitter account for The Simpsons, the longest running American television sitcom predicted the score of Super Bowl 48 nearly 8 years ago.