A former NFL star nominated by President Donald Trump to a federal commission for kids says he believes schools should bring back corporal punishment to stop young criminals from “terrorizing” America’s streets.

When the Minnesota Vikings announced their cheerleading team roster last week, they also unleashed an online uproar as two male cheerleaders danced and shook their pom-poms with the squad.

Brewer, who suited up for the Minnesota Vikings, Philadelphia Eagles, Arizona Cardinals and New York Giants as a defensive back from 2002-06, spoke with Fox News Digital in an interview and ...

Safety Shot, Inc. Jack Brewer, M.Ed. Brewer is a frequent news contributor and guest on Fox News, Yahoo Finance, and NewsMaxHe is a White House Presidential Appointee for the Commission on the ...

OPINION Jack Brewer: George Floyd riots – here's what this generation of progressive leaders is lacking By Jack Brewer Fox News Published June 2, 2020 12:43pm EDT Flipboard Video

Jack Brewer, who played for the Minnesota Vikings, New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles, touts Mr. Trump’s record on the pre-pandemic economy and criminal justice reform.

A new defensive identity had to be found. Minnesota's new defensive identity starts with senior free safety Jack Brewer and fellow senior, defensive end Greg White. Both White and Brewer have been the focal point of many big defensive plays. The leadership that each provides has guided the young defense down a continual path of improvement each week.

Orono quarterback Jack Brewer recently pushed his career passing total to nearly 8,500 yards. He’s now the record holder in Maine 8-Man high school football after guiding the Red Riots from a ...