plaxico burress

Plaxico Burress spent the first five seasons of his career with the Pittsburgh Steelers, racking up 4,164 yards during his tenure. After a stint in New York with the Giants where he won a Super Bowl, then a stint in jail after shooting himself in the leg, then a stint in New York with the Jets, Buress found...

NFL agent Drew Rosenhaus has a reputation of a celebrity sleazeball who is disliked by many in his line of work, and around the football world. On the other side of the coin are his players. The majority of his clients have praised his work ethic, lauding him for his ability to get more money into their bank account. However, that could begin to change with the recent story of Rosenhaus costing some of his clients millions in a shady casino investment.

Man...talk about getting personal during a touchdown celebration! This is video of Buffalo Bills' receiver Stevie Johnson catching a five-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, at the 2:09 mark of the second quarter, in the Jets  28-24 win, on Sunday. Johnson then gets real personal with Jets receiver Plaxico Burress. After the touchdown, Johnson dances, then mocks a gun shot

Players with legal troubles and quarterbacks head a list of the NFL’s most disliked players. The list, based on the findings of a public survey of NFL player perception conducted by Nielsen and E-Poll Market Research, indicates that players with legal issues, contract disputes or suspect character are viewed unfavorably by NFL fans. P...

Receiver Plaxico Burress, who hasn't played in the NFF since 2009, due to serving a 20-month prison sentence on drug charges, has agreed to a contract with the New York Jets.

There are a number of interesting questions that will be answered in the NFL this week, and even beyond, as there's a mad dash by teams to fill their rosters.

Former New York Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress gets out of jail tomorrow after serving 20 months for illegally carrying and firing a gun. Although Burress cannot be signed during the NFL lockout, his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, says the 34 year old will be in high demand once the lockout is lifted...

There are a number of NFL teams that are rumored to have interest in receiver Plaxico Burress, who is scheduled to be released from a correctional facility in the state of New York, next week. Ian O'Connor of ESPNNewYork.com, advises those teams to proceed, with caution.

Plaxico Burress was once a top-notch receiver for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Ron Cook, of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, thinks that the Steelers should think about bringing him back. See his column, below.