Ray Rice

So it turns out Ray Rice isn't the bad guy. It's all the rest of the world. His wife Janay, who took a punch from Ray Rice so hard in an Atlantic City elevator that it knocked her unconscious, has responded to the release of the elevator video and her husband's release from the Ravens...

You might call this “beating a dead horse” or “piling on” – even if you feel the punishment is deserved. And the person most supportive of this supposed “sympathetic figure” is actually the victim in this whole sordid affair...

By no means should Ray Rice be let off the hook for the horrible decisions he made on the night at February 15th at Revel Casino with his then fiancee Janay Palmer.  But has it become a dog pile on the former Rutgers and Ravens standout since more video surfaced showing Rice punching Palmer?

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) -- New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says former Baltimore Raven's running back Ray Rice showed "an incomprehensible level of violence" toward his fiancee during an assault in an Atlantic City casino elevator.

The video that shows what actually happened in the Atlantic City elevator between Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice and his then fiancé Janay Palmer has been released.

The domestic violence incident involving Baltimore Ravens running back and former Rutgers football star Ray Rice is not only focusing more attention on the NFL’s stance on the issue; but is putting a spotlight on domestic violence in general and the role companies should play in dealing with it...

NEW YORK (AP) -- Acknowledging he "didn't get it right" with a two-game suspension for Ravens running back Ray Rice, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announced tougher penalties for players accused of domestic violence, including six weeks for a first offense and at least a year for a second...

TMZ Sports is reporting new graphic footage of former Rutgers star and Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice attacking his fiancee Janay Palmer inside the elevator at Revel Casino in Atlantic City.

As Ray Rice begins his two game suspension, the National Football League has made an actual policy on domestic violence.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Ravens running back Ray Rice is sitting out two games for domestic violence. A positive marijuana test triggered a yearlong ban for Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon, costing him the 2014 season.