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Sean Taylor's daughter opened up about her father, and others started crying. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Baltimore Ravens star Lamar Jackson has already cemented his status as the superior dual-threat quarterback in today's NFL. However, he's not the first one.  On X, a football podcast posted an intriguing question: Cam Newton isn't available. Who is the best dual-threat QB in NFL history? ... [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the views of comedian and television personality Stephen Colbert who is scheduled to begin hosting "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" late-night talk show beginning on September 8, 2015. According to the article, Colbert hosted "The Colbert Report" television program prior to being named as outgoing talk show host David Letterman's replacement. Fellow host Jimmy Fallon's work on "The Tonight Show" program is examined, along with research for Colbert's segment titled "Who Am Me?" which features information about him.

The article presents National Football Conference (NFC) scouting report as of September 2015. For NFC North, the teams mentioned include Green Bay Packers, Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions. Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants are among the teams in NFC East. NFC South includes Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers and New Orleans Saints.

The article features Ohio State Buckeyes football running back Ezekiel Elliott, who tops the 2015 list of Heisman Memorial Trophy Award contenders and is expected to lead Ohio State's bid for a second straight championship. Topics discussed include how Elliott started with the Ohio State in 2013 largely unnoticed, a brief overview of his family background and career in St. Louis, Missouri, and how he focused on getting healthy during the off-season in 2014.

The article profiles Darrelle Revis, a cornerback for the New York Jets football team of the National Football League (NFL). It examines Revis' decision to return to the Jets for the 2015-106 season after the team traded him to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and he won a Super Bowl championship with the New England Patriots in the 2014-2015 season. Other topics covered include his childhood in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, his off-season training regiment, and his history and strategy when negotiating playing contracts.

The article discusses Marlin Briscoe, the first black quarterback in start a professional football game in the National Football League (NFL). Topics include his signing with the Buffalo Bills as a receiver after being released from the Denver Broncos who selected him in the 1968 American Football League (AFL) draft, his two brief jail sentences for possession of cocaine which he was addicted to, and production of the 2016 motion picture "The Magician" which is based on his life.

The article discusses the history of the New York Islanders National Hockey League (NHL) team as of April 2015, and it addresses whether how the Islanders team, which has recorded its best record in three decades, can win the NHL's Stanley Cup championship in 2015. Team captain John Tavares is mentioned, along with the Islanders' General Manager Garth Snow and goalie Jaroslav Halak. The Nassau Veteran Memorial Coliseum, which has been the Islanders' home rink since 1972, is also examined.

A comic strip related to the National Football League draft mockery held in April 2014 is presented.

The article focuses on the conflict between the Dallas Cowboy and the Washington Redskins football teams during the National Football Conference championship match in the U.S. It notes the victory of Redskins in winning their championship game against the Cowboy. A brief history about the teams is also given.

The article features Samuel Adrian Baugh, an All-America quarterback in 1935 and 1936 who led his Texas Christian teammates to victory in the Sugar and Cotton Bowls and is the player-coach of the Washington Redskins for the 1953 season. In 1947, he threw 354 passes and set three all-time National Football League (NFL) records in one season. Baugh had earned about 300,000 U.S. dollars in salaries and endorsements and he has become a successful rancher with 6,355 acres of land in Rotan, Texas.

The article focuses on the issue concerning a discrepancy in the decision of the referee during a kickoff return by one of the football players in the U.S. It indicates that one of the players has recovered the football during the kickoff return but the referee decided to award the ball to the other team. Moreover, the article stresses the essence of good sportsmanship in football.

The article focuses on game results of several football matches in the U.S. in 1973. It highlights the key athletes of individual football events such as the Rose Bowl and the Orange Bowl including Johnny Rodgers and Charles Wayne Owens. It says that the Washington Redskins football team won against the Dallas Cowboys in a score of 26-3. Moreover, it tells that the Miami Dolphins team was victorious against the Pittsburgh Steelers in a match hosted by the National Football League (NFL).

The article presents winners of several sporting events across the U.S. as of December 1950. They include the New York Giants, which defeated the National Football League champion Philadelphia Eagles to force a playoff with the Cleveland Browns. The Chicago Bears won over the Detroit Lions, forcing a playoff with the Los Angeles Rams. Missouri defeated City College of New York's national basketball champions.

The article provides information on several teams and athletes who won in several sporting events in the U.S. in October 1950. The horse named Hill Prince together with jockey Christopher T. Chenery won the two-mile Jockey Gold Cup at Belmont Park, New York state. The National Football League (NFL) team New York Giants has defeated the Washington Redskins in a game that ended 21-17. The hockey team Detroit Red Wings won over the National Hockey League (NHL) All Stars team in a warm-up game.

The article presents a review of teams and players and forecasts for the 2014 season of the National Football Conference (NFC) East. Topics include offense of the Philadelphia Eagles, the health of the New York Giants' defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul, and the recovery of Washington Redskins' quarterback Robert Griffin III from knee surgery.

The company will offer design resources to help high schools change mascots [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III is active for the first time this season as the Redskins face the New York Jets in Week 6. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

After he threw two interceptions in a game for the fourth time this season, Washington Redskins coach Jay Gruden said he still supports quarterback Kirk Cousins. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Washington Redskins wide receiver DeSean Jackson has been ruled out for Sunday’s game against the Jets. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Few states have taken up the issue [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A linguist explains what qualifies as a slur [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Some games have already been moved up, with the potential for postponements or relocation looming. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

He said he doesn't think it is offensive. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

"To me, a real family means a husband and wife," an emotional North tells her mother [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The decision upholds a previously ruling by the U.S. patent office [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

...And which dead celebrities’ holograms will be featured [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

This year, TIME asked public figures to reflect on what they're thankful for. Robert Griffin III wrote about his faith. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Minneapolis Mayor: "The clock is ticking on your name" [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]