The New York Giants got on the board in Week 4 with their first win of 2025, a shocking 21-18 upset over the unbeaten Los Angeles Chargers, who were favored by nearly a touchdown on the road.
Through three weeks of the NFL season, it’s no secret that the Dallas Cowboys may have the worst defense in the league. They’ve looked atrocious and rank last or near the bottom in almost every defensive category.
A perennial college football power, Ohio State continues to churn out of some of the greatest players in the history of the sport. And, the Buckeyes seem to get even better talent as the years add up.
How many of the NFL players to find the end zone at least 100 total times in their career can you name in five minutes?
Several current and former Ohio State Buckeyes have listed their "Mt. Rushmore" of the program's deep list of amazing receivers, and some left out heavy-hitters.
Many teams have made missteps regarding a separation from a head coach or coordinator. Some have been straight firings, others de facto dismissals described as mutual separations.
Shedeur Sanders’ impressive outing for the Cleveland Browns still did not manage to move his position as QB4 on the depth chart. After all, it was just a preseason game, and we shouldn’t get too worked up about it.
The Buffalo Bills’ standoff with running back James Cook has continued into training camp with no resolution in sight. Carter continues his holdout, reportedly demanding a new contract in the $15 million per year range, and the Bills are not willing to meet that number.
They say that when you start to age, the mind is the first thing to go, and unfortunately, that may be the case for Terry Bradshaw. The former Pittsburgh Steeler and four-time Super Bowl champion has always been known for his colorful personality, but at 76 years of age, some believe that he’s lost his touch as a broadcaster and analyst.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are looking to defend their national title, entering the 2025 college football season with one of the best rosters in the nation.
Earlier this Spring, a bombshell report of an impending s*xual assault lawsuit against Fox Sports broke the world of sports media, with Joy Taylor receiving a healthy amount of the backlash after being named in the initial filings and complaints.
Hall of Fame wide receiver Cris Carter recently called out Chad Johnson for seemingly telling Heisman-winning WR/DB Travis Hunter that he could beat him in a 1-on-1 setting.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
We've got another update in the beef between Vikings legend Cris Carter and former All-Pro cornerback Asante Samuel. This is peak NFL offseason stuff, folks.
Asante Samuel once made the All-Pro First Team. He is a 4-time Pro Bowl player who had success with multiple teams, including the Philadelphia Eagles. But, he recently proved that he isn't all that smart, taking time to go after another former Eagle, wide receiver Cris Carter, calling the Hall of Famer "overrated" on a podcast episode.
The legitimacy of Minnesota Vikings Hall of Famer Cris Carter's greatness has come into question. In response to Chad Johnson challenging Travis Hunter one-on-one, Carter argued that Johnson is looking back more glowingly on his career than what's actually on tape.
CBS Sports’ Bryan DeArdo released a list of the best players to never win a Super Bowl ring. There were five wide receivers named on the list, including Cris Carter, Steve Largent, Terrell Owens, Larry Fitzgerald, and Randy Moss.
The Vikings surprised a local fan and teacher with the visit of a lifetime. Alyssa Van Klei, a teacher at 916 Mahtomedi Academy who uses sports as a tool in classroom, was surprised by the team and Vikings legend Cris Carter.
Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver Cris Carter has had enough. He is sick of hearing other people are to blame for Shedeur Sanders slide to the fifth round of the NFL Draft.
Pro Football Hall of Fame receiver Cris Carter thinks a pair of his brethren on the Bengals will get their deals from the team. He discussed the need for Cincinnati to break precedent and guarantee money into the second season on new contracts for Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins in an Up & Adams appearance.
Few college football programs churn out as much high-end wide receiver talent as Ohio State. The NFL is littered with former Buckeyes wide receivers like Garrett Wilson, Chris Olave and Terry McLaurin to name a few.
Multiple New York Jets players want the team’s next head coach to be the man who is fourth on the franchise’s all-time interceptions list, Aaron Glenn.
In an interview with Kyle Odegard of Casino Apps covering the NFL and college football, pro football legend and Ohio State football alumnus Cris Carter discussed how he viewed the College Football Playoff National Championship between No.
Don't count on seeing Cris Carter at Lincoln Financial Field this weekend. Carter began his Hall of Fame career with the Philadelphia Eagles before catching 110 touchdowns over 12 seasons with the Minnesota Vikings.
The Vikings have had two of the greatest wide receivers of all time suit up for their franchise. One of those two thinks the guy playing the position for Minnesota right now is even greater.
College football fans often debate which universities generate the best professionals at a certain position, and with the number of gifted receivers Ohio State has produced, the school has a strong case for the title of WRU. One of those elite receivers recently name his Mount Rushmore of OSU receivers.
On Harrison's first catch of the day, he made a one-handed grab off a back-shoulder pass from QB C.J. Stroud while being interfered with by Maryland cornerback Deonte Banks.
Cris Carter had one of the great careers for a receiver, and a very compelling argument could be made for him having a Hall of Fame career based solely on his time as a Minnesota Vikings.
It's hard for most of us to remember when Alabama wasn't a dynasty. But oh, 'Bama fans surely do. Here's when high-profile programs were really bad.
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