NFL

Why it was especially brave for an NFL cheerleader to take a knee

When does a Super Bowl commercial become a political act?

Big game ads have addressed politics and social issues, but Amy Schumer’s boycott adds a new element to just showing up.

This app lets you take a knee during the anthem in the comfort of your own home

Nike controversy or no, NFL ratings will probably keep falling

Nike’s Colin Kaepernick ad is on the right side of history–and business

In choosing its divisive new campaign spokesperson, the brand is betting on its future.

Nike takes a stand by making Colin Kaepernick face of new campaign

Kaepernick’s deal includes a potential shoe and apparel line, as well as Nike donations to his Know Your Rights organization.

NFL protests: Why Yelpers are pouncing on Florida restaurant Beef O’Brady’s

Male cheerleaders are coming to an NFL sideline near you

The NBA and NFL offer opposite versions of American brand image

In one day, the two sports leagues illustrated their contrasting brand images by embodying the ongoing debate around police brutality, patriotism, and protest.

Read Roger Goodell’s full policy statement on the NFL national anthem protests

This is where top NFL rookies go on their first business trip

The NFL Players Association’s Rookie Premiere started as a photo shoot for trading cards but is now a sports marketing festival for players and brands.

The NFL will now share player RFID data between all teams

Some Super Bowl champions are skipping the White House visit

Super Bowl 2018 ratings were the worst in eight years, early data says

The Top 5 Super Bowl Ads Of 2018 (And The One Absolute Worst)

This list might just be a Tide ad. (It isn’t.)

NFL Cheerleader Pay: This Super Bowl, Let’s Remember The Ultimate Wage Gap

When you’re working for an industry as lucrative as professional American football, is minimum wage enough?

There’s no need to watch the Super Bowl—the NFL has already won Giphy

Super Bowl bonuses: Here’s what players on the winning and losing teams will get in 2018

New “Truth Is Hard” New York Times Ad Takes On NFL And Concussions