Washington Redskins

Detroit Lions linebacker Stephen Tulloch will miss the rest of the NFL season after his epic celebration fail on Sunday. Tulloch sacked Aaron Rodgers in the first quarter then tore his ACL when he tried to do the discount double check which ended his season.

We've broached this subject on previous occasions, but it's time to open up this can of worms in western Colorado one more time as the battle for the Washington Redskins name change heats up.

Ever since the whole NFL controversy surrounding the Washington Redskins' nickname started, you've probably been saying to yourself, "Man, I wish that Gene Simmons from Kiss would check in and let me know what he thinks!" Well good news! Simmons was a guest on Fox News' "Outnumbered" on Thursday and did just that!

The United States Patent and Trademark office has canceled the Washington Redskins trademark saying it is disparaging to Native Americans. This doesn’t mean the Redskins have to change their name but should they?

Last night the Washington Redskins got shafted by the officials as they lost to the New York Giants. With less than two minutes to go in the game, down by seven and no timeouts the Redskins completed a short pass to Pierre Garcon that was short of the first down. That is when another referee mistake not only cost Washington the game but their season.

The NFL is (finally) under way, and in the first part of the weekend we had a pair of really big performances—one by a rookie, and one by a veteran on his way back.