• The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has cancelled the Washington Redskins trademark, calling it 'disparaging.' But will the team change its name?

  • Federal trademark law does not permit registration of trademarks that "may disparage" individuals or groups. Here's a look at the Redskins' logo and team imagery throughout the years

  • NFL Hall of Famer Dan Marino became the first high-profile player to join the concussion lawsuit being waged against the NFL. He is now considering withdrawing his lawsuit. NYU sports management professor Dan Hollander joins the News Hub with details

  • If you're looking for an item to symbolize the growth of the NFL, look no further than the evolution of the Super Bowl ring over the years

  • It is gratifying to watch the response of at least some Native Americans as the NFL football team which plays in Washington D.C. unveils a new bit of flimflam in response to ever-growing demands that it find something else to call itself

  • MMQB writer Jenny Vrentas and CBS Sports Radio host Damon Amendolara discuss the Washington Redskins' nickname and if Daniel Snyder is handling the recent controversy around it correctly

  • Sports Illustrated's Boomer Esiason discusses the possibility of bringing an NFL team to Los Angeles and how the NFL should handle adding more teams

  • Now that the NBA has banned Clippers owner Don Sterling for life over his racist comments, how about those Washington Redskins? Redskins' owner Dan Snyder insults Native American Indians in public every day that he refuses to change the team's name

  • Here's the complete team-by-team breakdown of the 2014 NFL Draft

  • The Buffalo Bills announced that longtime owner Ralph Wilson passed away. He was 95. Bills president Russ Brandon, who made the announcement at the NFL's winter meetings, did not mention the cause of death

  • Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban continued his rant against the NFL via a 1,585-word Facebook post where he detailed his controversial opinion that the NFL is 10 years away from an implosion

  • Bo Jackson, the only athlete to be named an All-Star in both football and baseball, advised Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson to stay focused on football