Plays by the former Baltimore Ravens stars are among the sports highlights the administration has used to flex its muscles ...

The NFL has been curiously silent after the White House's controversial post mixing footage with video of Iran bombing.

NFL legends lament White House mixing Iran attack footage with big football hits for social media post - Some players think ...

Anyone who has watched pro football games on TV has heard the disclaimer — "any rebroadcast or other use of this telecast ...

The clips mix videos of explosions with home runs hit by former sluggers and violent hits in pro and college football games.

Former NFL players blasted the White House for using their football highlights in a video hyping President Donald Trump’s war ...

The Trump administration released a video on X using footage of Ray Lewis, Chad Ochocinco and other former NFL players juxtaposed with war footage.

Ravens Hall of Fame safety Ed Reed was a legendary ballhawk remembered for his big hits with the "Bullies of Baltimore." Now, No. 20 is hitting back at the White House. In recent weeks, White House ...