Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Cole Beasley is adamant that he is a rapper first who just so happens to play football. Cole released a single “80 Stings” back in January, and the critical ...

With the Cowboys offseason fully underway, wide receiver Cole Beasley has decided to launch his hip-hop career. His debut track, “80 Stings,” or at least the 30-second iTunes preview of “80 ...

Cole Beasley’s album is different precisely because he hasn’t won a Super Bowl. In fact, the album’s origin story begins in 2015, during one of the worst Cowboys seasons in recent memory.

Beasley's first album reached No. 7 on the iTunes Hip-Hop/Rap charts. "It was cool for my first thing, but it's not something I would be like, 'Hey, go listen to this,'" Beasley said in 2019.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Cole Beasley can now add rapper to his resume. On Tuesday, the NFL player debuted his first track, 80 Stings, in all digital stores.

It’s a testament to Beasley’s popularity among his teammates that so many of them showed up in support. The Autobiography, produced by Plano musician Phazz Clark, is a true album with 13 songs ...

Beasley dropped 80 Stings Tuesday, and it was at No. 12 on the iTunes hip-hop/rap list early Wednesday afternoon. Cole Beasley puts some sauce on 'em. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images) ...

Here’s one of the more unexpected stories of the offseason: Dallas Cowboys receiver Cole Beasley released a rap album over the weekend. The 13-track set, called “The Autobiography,” is ...

The single was “Sometimes,” the artist a certain Cole Beasley, Buffalo Bills star receiver. I responded to the text before I even clicked the link.

Beasley’s debut appears to have found something of an audience. “80 Stings” currently rests at #12 on the iTunes hip hop/rap charts, ahead of Kendrick Lamar and Migos.

Beasley's first album reached No. 7 on the iTunes Hip-Hop/Rap charts. "It was cool for my first thing, but it's not something I would be like, 'Hey, go listen to this,'" Beasley said in 2019.