News broke, earlier today, that third year center Bryan Stork was set to be cut by the New England Patriots, as they work to whittle their roster down from 90 to 75 players.
It is becoming increasingly evident that there are those among us who are just looking for reasons to be offended and they want us to be offended too. Let's take for example the case of The Washington Redskins football team.
A new Washington Post poll of 504 Native Americans, on and off the reservation shows most, 78% find it a non-issue or not much of an issue at all...
Washington Redskins GM Bruce Allen is responding to today's ruling that upholds a cancellation of the team's trademark.
Allen says, "We look forward to winning on appeal after a fair and impartial review of the case." He went on to say, "We are convinced that we will win because the facts and law are on the side of our franchise...
Are fans voting with their dollars? Since the recent flap over the Redskins controversy, sales of Redskins items have nosedived 35 percent in the most recent quarter despite a three percent overall rise in NFL merchandise!
It's not clear what's going to happen to the Washington Redskins now that the U.S. Patent and Trademark office ruled 2-1 that the team's name and logo is disparaging of Native Americans. Do you agree with their reasoning?
The U.S. Patent Office has ruled the Washington Redskins nickname is ``disparaging of Native Americans'' and that the team's federal trademarks for the name must be canceled.
The ruling announced Wednesday comes after a campaign to change the name has gained momentum over the past year...