The degenerative brain disease that has besieged the National Football League for two decades with a billion-dollar lawsuit, congressional hearings, an A-list movie and an unrelenting cortege of ...

A deadly Manhattan office shooting by former high school football player Shane Tamura has renewed attention on how head ...

The shooter who killed four people in a Manhattan office building housing the NFL’s headquarters had sought medical treatment for debilitating headaches, ESPN reported on Sunday.

Seattle Seahawks training camp made its way from team headquarters in Renton to Lumen Field for the annual Football Fan Fest.

New reports suggest Shane Tamura dealt with multiple head injuries before attacking NFL headquarters in Manhattan, New York shooting ...

Shane Tamura, 27, used a rifle identified as an M-4 during the attack at 345 Park Avenue on Monday, police said.

The NFL held a moment of silence Thursday to commemorate the four people killed by a shooter who was targeting league ...

Multiple coaches, including Aaron Glenn of the New York Jets and Brian Daboll of the Giants, opened their news conferences by referencing the shooting.

Police say a gunman who killed four people in a Manhattan skyscraper before taking his own life claimed to have a brain ...

Most of the damage was relegated to the 33rd flood, where Shane Tamura accidentally rode the elevator while searching for the NFL headquarters.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has offered an important update on the league employee who was shot in Monday's attack.

A married father of two with a third child on the way, the 36-year-old was working a New York Police Department-approved ...