A quiet Sunday afternoon was interrupted by the sudden release, to various media members (we didn't get a copy), of a statement from the NFL Players Association's executive committee.

Torre will be hoping to get his career back on track at Mallorca, and moves in a deal thought to be worth around €5 million.

The NFL Players Association will appeal an arbitrator's decision from January finding that NFL owners didn't collude in ...

NFLPA defends Lloyd Howell amid conflict of interest and arbitration controversy, rejecting reports of internal calls for his ...

However, as Watt pointed out, there's actually an essential contradiction that might denote how NFLPA leadership already ...

NFL Players Association executive director Lloyd Howell Jr. has recently been mired in controversy. The union, however, is ...

Howell reportedly concealed details from an arbitration ruling that determined that NFL leadership urged owners to to reduce ...

La Liga champions Barcelona have confirmed on Sunday that Pablo Torre did not join the rest of his teammates in undergoing a ...

The NFLPA's executive committee, in a message sent to membership, expressed its support for executive director Lloyd Howell ...

The NFLPA’s executive committee sent a memo to players on Sunday, denying that executive director Lloyd Howell was asked to step down.

Howell joined The Carlyle Group in March 2023 to work in the firm’s aerospace and defense divisions, sources told The ...

After Ansu Fati, Pablo Torre is widely expected to become the next member of the Barcelona first team to leave the club this ...