Houston Texans cornerback Kris Boyd stunned the NFL audience on Saturday when he threw his helmet and shoved his special teams coach after the first play of the game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

NFL divisional round action got off to a hot start on a chilly late afternoon in Kansas City. But the heat was mostly on the Houston Texans' sideline as tempers flared in the early moments of the ...

HOUSTON -- Texans coach DeMeco Ryans said Monday that cornerback Kris Boyd didn't push special teams coach Frank Ross in a "disrespectful manner" after he nearly shoved him to the ground following ...

The incident occurred after Boyd received a penalty for unsportsmanlike behavior during a Jan. 18 game against the Chiefs Brooke Sutton/Getty NFL player Kris Boyd has apologized for shoving one ...

Texans cornerback Kris Boyd eventually tackled him, forcing a fumble that the Chiefs recovered. Then Boyd lost his mind. Boyd threw his helmet as he was exiting the field, which was a 15-yard ...

Former Texas cornerback Kris Boyd has faced severe backlash on social media after an early game incident in the Houston Texans' loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the divisional round. Just seconds ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Texans cornerback Kris Boyd nearly shoved Houston special teams coach Frank Ross to the ground after the opening kickoff of their divisional playoff loss to the Kansas ...

NFL player Kris Boyd has apologized for shoving one of his coaches. The Houston Texans cornerback, 28, pushed special teams coordinator Frank Ross, 37, in a heated moment during the divisional ...

All the latest news and photos from Kris Jenner. The American media mogul is famed for her appearance on and development of hit reality TV show Keeping Up With the Kardashians, which follows the ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Texans cornerback Kris Boyd nearly shoved Houston special teams coach Frank Ross to the ground after the opening kickoff of their divisional playoff loss to the Kansas City ...

January 9, 2025 • Modern life means information is a click away, but often it feels better to keep our heads in the sand. Mark Lilla, professor of the humanities at Columbia University, joins ...