Prior to rookie minicamp, the Indianapolis Colts agreed to contract terms with sixth-round draft pick, Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard. Over the Cap now has those contract details.

The funeral came after Lacy's attorney wrote that the football star was completely innocent of the felony charges he was facing. 'I just know in my heart [fellow attorney Matthew Ory] and I was ...

The one who was thoughtful, generous and full of love." Cydney Theard also spoke of Kyren Lacy's love for football, which was "more than a sport to him." Lacy played college football for five ...

Kyren Lacy had two younger brothers ... With work experience spanning over 10 years, Cabral is an avid follower of college football and basketball and what goes into making the perfect elite ...

GREEN BAY, Wis. — Patriots first-round draft pick Will Campbell adorned his draft-night suit with three pins. There was the pin for his beloved Louisiana State University. A blue square pin to ...

CLEMSON, S.C. — Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney, known for his seeming resistance to the changes in college sports, now believes things are headed toward “probably the best era for college ...

We feel the love, and we need it now more than ever,” she concluded her post. Lacy's football career suffered greatly as a result of these court cases. He was once thought to be a second or ...

Rocky Arceneaux of Alliance Sports released a scathing statement in the days that followed Lacy’s death. The 24-year-old football player was found dead from a "self-inflicted gunshot wound ...

Football player Kyren Lacy was involved in a fatal car crash in December 2024. He faced immediate online backlash. Attorney Matt Ory defended Lacy, claiming another car caused the accident.

“He loved football. The fact that it was also going to be a means ... they have no protections under the NFL’s Collective Bargaining Agreement. No one will know whether Lacy would still be alive if he ...

Before he died of an apparent suicide, Kyren Lacy had declared for the NFL draft and was certainly talented enough to warrant consideration — yet he didn’t receive a scouting combine invite.

Former LSU star Kyren Lacy's agent sent a scathing message to the National Football League after Lacy's death. “No time ever feels appropriate to release a statement of this magnitude.