Raiders Pro Bowl guard Richie Incognito reportedly suspended two games after funeral home incident Incognito is back in the NFL, but his return to the field will come after a brief delay ...

Former Husker Richie Incognito has been named to the AFC Pro Bowl roster. Incognito is in his 11th season in the NFL and third with the Bills. This year will be his fourth appearance in the Pro Bowl.

A few years ago it would have been unthinkable. Last season, he wasn’t even in the league. But this is 2016, and Richie Incognito is headed to the Pro Bowl as an alternate for Arizona Cardinals ...

Richie Incognito, who revitalized his career with a strong season with the Bills, has been named to his second career Pro Bowl as a replacement for Cardinals guard Mike Iupati.

The Pro Bowl will welcome back Buffalo Bills' left guard Richie Incognito for the second straight season.A couple of weeks ago, it was announced that the Buffalo Bills will see two of their ...

Incognito tells Peter King that after he and Ngakoue spoke during Pro Bowl practice, ‘I hope it can be put to bed.’ The league says it’s still investigating ...

The Bills gave Richie Incognito a chance when not many people would have, and he’s paid them back with consistently good play. And now, he’s recognized as one of the best at his position. The Bills ...

Richie Incognito was out of the NFL in 2014 in the wake of a bullying incident. He was back in 2015 with the Bills, and now he’s going to the Pro Bowl. Incognito, 32, previously made the Pro Bowl with ...

Richie Incognito has revived his career with an outstanding, Pro Bowl-worthy season.

Richie Incognito, the team's starting left guard, didn't make the Pro Bowl, but he was named an alternate, along with center Eric Wood, Tyrod Taylor and Marcell Dareus.

Incognito had been a stabilizing force on the Bills' offensive line, being named to the Pro Bowl in each of the last three seasons and having started all 49 games, including one playoff appearance ...

Incognito told the Bills that he wanted to play again, a source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter, after the four-time Pro Bowl offensive lineman retired in April. Incognito is now a free agent ...