Ray Rice

The Florida State Seminoles, in their infinite wisdom, decided that the best people to have come and speak to their football team were Ray Rice (a domestic abuser) and Jameis Winston (an accused rapist.)

AYFKMWTS?!? (<-------- I'd spell that out for you, but I'd probably get in trouble.) Last week I reported about a guy who dressed up as "Domestic Abuse Ray Rice" for Halloween, complete with a blowup doll that he drug around that was meant to depict Rice's wife, Janay Rice. I thought he might be the only one stupid enough to do such a thing. I thought he might be the only person in A

You've got to be kidding me. This can't be real life. But it is. Some douchecanoe decided that the best thing he could possibly dress as for Halloween this year was &quot;Domestic Violence Ray Rice&quot; complete with blow up doll meant to be Janay Rice, Ray Rice's wife whom he punched and knocked unconscious in a casino elevator.

You know, I'm pretty glad that I have a chance to write a blog that involves the name Ray Rice that doesn't make me angry. This is actually kind of a feel good story. Friday, hundreds of Baltimore Ravens fans lined up at M&amp;T Stadium (the home of the Ravens) to exchange their Ray Rice jerseys for a different Ravens jersey.

The Minnesota Vikings have placed Adrian Peterson on the Exempt/Commissioner's Permission list, which will require the star running back to abstain from team activities during the duration of his child-abuse case. The Vikings announced this decision early Wednesday morning.

NBA Hall of Famer and CBS Sports analyst Charles Barkley joined the list of prominent sports fgures chiming in on Adrian Peterson's child abuse arrest – this time, defending the Minnesota Vikings running back.

I'm a football fan. First and foremost, I'm a Detroit Lions fan, but thanks to several years of playing fantasy football, I've become a fan of the game in general and even have favorite players on other teams (except the Bears and the Packers, because screw those guys). Sundays at our house are raucous days of cheering on our favorite team with a small group of friends while eating far too much fo

Janay Palmer Rice, the wife of embattled Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice, came to his defense via an Instagram post and blamed the news media for destroying their lives. Rice's contract was terminated by the Ravens and the NFL suspended him indefinitely after TMZ Sports posted a video from the elevator security cameras of an Atlantic City, N.J., casino that captured the Pro Bowl running bac

A common question popping up across the Internet and in conversations over the last couple of days when talking about Ray Rice and his wife Janay has been, "Why is she staying with him?" As we discussed this morning on Connie & Curtis, leaving an abusive relationship is not easy for a myriad of reasons, and survivors of domestic abuse have taken to Twitter to tell their stories with

Connie &amp; Curtis this morning spoke with Wendy Reed as well as a man who was the abuser in a relationship about the Ray Rice matter on &quot;Connie &amp; Curtis&quot; on Channel 95.7. The Baltimore Ravens ended Rice's contract and the NFL suspended him indefinitely on Monday after TMZ released the video of Rice punching his wife in the face in a casino elevator back in February.

The mind of an abused woman is one that no one will ever completely understand. Unless they've been in that situation. And the reasons that these women stay with the men who have hurt them vary. Janay Palmer is in an abusive relationship. I see it on her face in pictures and after seeing the video footage of her being assaulted by her husband in an elevator in Atlantic City, I know that this wasn'