The thug named Richie Incognito needs to be out of the NFL for a long time, maybe even permanently. The Miami Dolphins suspended Incognito overnight, and that's merely a good start. This guy is no ...

After a tumultuous bullying scandal in Miami, Richie Incognito became radioactive to NFL teams. Some nights, the big offensive lineman actually thought his NFL career was over.

Richie Incognito is eyeing a return to the NFL, with the Raiders or Dolphins as desired destinations. However, a comeback for the guard won't be as easy as simply signing a contract.

The controversial career of Richie Incognito is over, he thinks. Shortly after telling The MMQB he’s contemplating retirement, the 34-year-old took the pronouncement a step further. “I&… ...

The NFL tells its female fans: We will be different now. Then a team goes and signs a man who allegedly assaulted a woman with a golf club. A 300-pound man throwing water in the face of said woman.

Even before the ugly allegations emerged of Richie Incognito bullying teammate Jonathan Martin, the Dolphins offensive lineman was far from, er, incognito. The nine-year pro — born in Englewo… ...

The NFL Miami Dolphins have suspended offensive lineman Richie Incognito, apparently because of allegations of misconduct lodged by lineman Jonathan Martin. CNN values your feedback 1.

Richie Incognito is an awful human being. This fact was in evidence long before he harassed and terrorized Jonathan Martin , his Miami Dolphins teammate, to the point that Martin stopped showing ...

Richie Incognito has some pointed thoughts about Roger Goodell and NFL league-funded investigations.

Richie Incognito can play again in the NFL. He is a free agent and is meeting with league teams. An NFL-commissioned report says Incognito engaged in "a pattern of harassment" ...

After retiring, unretiring, getting cut by the Bills, and sitting out the 2018 season, it sounds like controversial offensive guard Richie Incognito could be nearing a return to football with the ...

When suspended Dolphins offensive lineman Richie Incognito told Fox Sports' Jay Glazer in an exclusive interview aired Sunday morning that his behavior was reflective of NFL locker-room culture ...