The Latest Breaking News from Brian Flores

LOS ANGELES — The Super Bowl parade is over, but the NFL marches on in the seamless progression from one season to the next.

The NFL has hired former U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch to defend the league against former Dolphins coach Brian Flores’ class-action lawsuit, according to Bloomberg.

With the league facing searing criticism over its lack of diversity in the top coaching ranks, two NFL teams this past week chose men of color as head coaches: Mike McDaniel, hired by the Miami Dolphins, and Lovie Smith, picked to lead the Houston Texans.

Mike Pence has been getting praise from a small, but not insignificant, number of Republicans and conservatives for pushing back against one of the many offshoots of Donald Trump’s 2020 election "big lie." Specifically, he crushed the idea that he could have and should have “overturned the election” by rejecting…

Comments during Super Bowl interview likely to rankle NFL leadership

Sunday’s NFL’s showpiece between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals takes place amid troubling allegations

Ex-Dolphins coach Brian Flores has put renewed spotlight on league’s lack of coaching diversity before major game.

Nearly two decades after adopting what is known as the “Rooney Rule,” the number of Black head coaches in the NFL lags behind the number of whites in the same position

What stood out most were the chuckles. How often have you heard regular chuckling during a Miami Dolphins coach’s introductory news conference?