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On Friday night, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed one of the most controversial bills of the Legislative session, which bans collective bargaining for public labor unions. HB267 passed through the state ...

Jayden Daniels and the Commanders arrived ahead of schedule in 2024 thanks to a sensational rookie campaign from ... LB Bobby Wagner (re-signed) TE Zach Ertz (re-signed) EDGE Dante Fowler Jr ...

Friday afternoon, Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a historic bill ending 18 years of civil rights protections for transgender and nonbinary Iowans. Senate File 418 removes gender identity as a protected ...

Of those bills ... ID card contents to bear markings indicating that person is under 21 and amends the requirements for replacement licenses. HB-23 makes changes to the requirements to physically ...

For the third year in a row, the NFL Player Association released its team report cards ... Bills also received a B, which ranked 17th out of the 32 teams. The survey reported that "Owner Terry ...

INDIANAPOLIS - The NFL Players’ Association released its third annual team report cards Wednesday and according to the players on the 2024 team, the Buffalo Bills are an organization that needs ...

INDIANAPOLIS – The Patriots-Bills rivalry looks plenty different now than when Mike Vrabel was a player for New England. During his playing career, Vrabel’s Patriots teams went 16-2 against ...

The report cards are in. The NFL report cards, that is. The NFL Players Association polled 1,695 players to provide information about their current teams. Players are asked to vote on nine ...

Why are the Commanders of particular interest to football card collectors right now? All because of quarterback Jayden Daniels, this year’s biggest rookie card chase. After buying a few teams ...

After trading out of Round 1, the Bills made wide receiver Keon Coleman the first selection in Round 2. The No. 33 overall draft pick secured only 29 of 57 targets as a rookie, and notably faded ...