New Jersey-born offensive guard Richie Incognito, who is now back in the NFL with the Raiders, had a contentious conclusion to his Bills career. So contentious, in fact, that the Bills increased ...

Following the Bills’ 10-3 loss Sunday to the Jaguars, Buffalo’s Richie Incognito was accused of making racial slurs by the Jaguars’ Yannick Ngakoue. The Jacksonville defensive end did not ...

The Buffalo Bills' first trip to the playoffs since 1999 should have been a celebration, even though it ended in defeat to the Jacksonville Jaguars at EverBank Field. Instead, the Bills left ...

Richie Incognito didn't have the best reputation when the Buffalo Bills signed him three years ago. Latest. U.S. ... calling out Incognito by his No. 64 jersey.

Putting RIchie Incognito's off-the-field problems aside for a moment—the Bills offensive line is in trouble if the Pro Bowl guard does retire.

Incognito sat out the entire 2014 season and returned in 2015 with coach Rex Ryan and the Bills. After three solid seasons in Buffalo, Incognito had more problems in 2018.

BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) Richie Incognito, the NFL offensive lineman who was once suspended for bullying a teammate, was taken into custody Wednesday for psychiatric examination after an incident at ...

After Year Away, Richie Incognito Reaches Deal With the Bills. Buffalo agreed in principle to sign Incognito, an offensive guard who has been out of football since emerging as a central figure in ...

It may not put the players' health and safety at the forefront, but it earns the league money in the form of a television contract. So it persists.

BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) — Richie Incognito, the NFL offensive lineman who was once suspended for bullying a teammate, was taken into custody Wednesday for psychiatric examination after an incident ...

Four-time Pro Bowl guard Richie Incognito has retired after a turbulent 15-year NFL career. Incognito announced the decision Friday at the headquarters of the Las Vegas Raiders.

He also had two stints with the Buffalo Bills and. HENDERSON, Nev. — Four-time Pro Bowl guard Richie Incognito has retired after a turbulent 15-year NFL career.