NFL

When it comes to sports leagues testing athletes for cannabis, the NCAA is generally regarded as the strictest and harshest.

Mike James, a free agent professional running back, hoped to use medical marijuana to ease...

Former tight end Martellus Bennett revealed as such on a "Bleacher Report" podcast last week when hosts Chris Simms and Adam Lefkoe asked if over 70 percent of the league uses cannabis.

Few quarterbacks can match the widespread respect and recognition than four-time Super Bowl champion Joe Montana claims in the world of football.

Ricky Williams has followed in the footsteps of other former athletes and launched his own cannabis product line.

very year around this time, marijuana and football become intertwined in a predictable manner—failed drug tests.

Much to the delight of many across America, the New England Patriots lost the Super Bowl Sunday.

For those who might have forgot, the XFL was a short-lived professional football league full of goofy gimmicks like scandalous cheerleaders and “rules-light” play.

From celebs smoking marijuana during the Oscars to entering the cannabis industry, they aren’t hiding their marijuana usage.

The latest former football athlete to announce his pro-cannabis stance is Willis McGahee, the once-prolific running back.