Women Who Lead
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NFL first with two women presidents at the helm
Las Vegas Raiders President Sandra Douglass Morgan & Carolina Panthers President, Kristi Coleman. Getty Images (L) | AP (R) When…
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Bill Belichick shows up to NFL honors with 24-year-old girlfriend, who gets roasted by Snoop Dogg
Bill Belichick brought his 24-year-old girlfriend Jordon Hudson — a relationship that has drawn no shortage of interest — to…
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NFL players push back on media interviews in their locker rooms
The NFL locker room is filled with intense emotions, from euphoric athletes celebrating victories to those coping with the pain…
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers To Host Inaugural She Is Football Weekend, Presented By Jabil, March 2025
Today, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced their inaugural She is Football Weekend, celebrating Tampa Bay’s female leaders of today and…
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Phoebe Schecter, NFL analyst for Sky Sports
You’ve worn a lot of different hats in football. When did you first get involved in football, and how did…
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Chiefs Host Girls Flag Football Coaches for Clinic at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium ahead of Spring Pilot Program Launch
On Monday, March 18, the Chiefs hosted a dinner and meeting at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium for coaches and…
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Detroit Lions to host NFL’s first “Women in Football” game dedicated to celebrating women in the sport
DETROIT – The Detroit Lions announced today their Week 3 regular season game at Ford Field against the Atlanta Falcons…
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Meet ESPN’s NFL Countdown lineup for 2024, including new host Mike Greenberg
ESPN’s fall Sunday pregame staple NFL Countdown is experiencing some changes this season. Out is longtime host Sam Ponder; in…
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NFL’s look changing as more women move into prominent roles at teams across league
CLEVELAND (AP) — Catherine Raîche can remember hearing the doubt and disbelief over the phone when she said she was…
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Jalen Hurts management team: Meet the groundbreaking all-women squad shepherding Eagles QB’s career
Jalen Hurts’ success is no random occurrence. The Eagles quarterback has proven himself to be one of football’s better signal-callers…