On the anniversary of Nolan Ryan pummeling Robin Ventura, we take a look at other moments that would have dominated Twitter, if only it had existed at the time.
Charles Woodson has agreed to a contract to return to the Oakland Raiders in 2015, the team announced Monday.
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady wouldn't fire back at former Baltimore Ravens linebacker and current ESPN analyst Ray Lewis on Thursday when asked about Lewis' remarks that Brady's Hall of Fame legacy was built on the tuck rule.
Veteran safety Charles Woodson has been one of the Oakland Raiders' most consistent defensive players this season and has been a model of professionalism on and off the field.
The Raiders are the least desirable team to play for in the NFL, according to an NFL Nation Confidential survey posed to 100-plus players on the following question: "The only way I'd play for [team name] is if they doubled my salary."
Safety Charles Woodson has agreed to a one-year deal with the Oakland Raiders, a source told ESPN's Josina Anderson.