The Indianapolis Colts and former Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Neville Gallimore have agreed to a one ...

The 2020 third-round pick has, per Adam Schefter of ESPN.com, agreed to terms on a one-year deal with the Colts. Picked by the Cowboys in the third round of the 2020 draft, Gallimore became a free ...

But the big deals Indianapolis handed out to Cam Bynum, Charvarius Ward and Daniel Jones in the first two days have given way to smaller deals on the third day of free agency, and that includes a ...

The Los Angeles Rams added Poona Ford in free agency and since then, they’ve lost their top two free-agent defensive tackles. Bobby Brown III signed with the Carolina Panthers and now Neville ...

Gary Neville is convinced that he knows why Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta walked out of an interview after their 1-1 draw against Man Utd on Sunday. The Gunners suffered another disappointing result ...

Gary Neville has issued a damning verdict on Manchester United's current state of affairs, outlining how the club's substandard leadership has led to a dismal demise on the pitch. The former ...

Gary Neville has described plans for a regenerated Old Trafford as “spectacular” as Manchester United look to improve their worn-out stadium. Old Trafford has gone from one of the finest ...

Gary Neville has again taken aim at Manchester United's ownership for the current state of the club's squad - but the Sky Sports pundit appeared to get his United history wrong. Former United ...

Gary Neville has branded Arsenal "predictable" and claimed they struggle to counter-attack and play through their opponents. Arsenal's Premier League title bid has stuttered in recent weeks ...

Gary Neville blamed Arsenal’s defensive wall for allowing Bruno Fernandes too big a target after the Manchester United skipper opened the scoring with a superb free-kick in Sunday’s Premier ...

Arsenal are incapable of doing two fundamental things as a team and their attacks have gone stale, according to Gary Neville. The Gunners were left simmering after only emerging from their trip ...

Manchester United legend Gary Neville told part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe he was 'alarmed' that nobody had suggested a way around cutting £40,000 of funding from the club's former players association.