Here are some of the more stunning upsets in sports history.
NFL and NFLPA appear close to finalizing a new CBA that would make the regular season longer and expand the playoff field, but that is not a good thing, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller writes.
American sports history is littered with leagues that tried to find a niche as an alternative to an established league or put their own spin on a traditional sport.
The XFL’s most daunting challenge will be creating a true emotional connection with fans, not just locally, but nationally, writes Yardbarker's Chris Mueller.
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred's proposed playoff changes are nothing more than a series of gimmicky attempts to drum up interest in baseball without addressing the sport's real issues, writes Yardbarker's Chris Mueller.
Major League Baseball is ill. A sign-stealing scandal is rocking the sport. Younger fans are tuning out. Attendance is in a downward spiral. Dr. Chris Mueller of Yardbarker offers "meds" to cure what ails the game.
The Las Vegas Raiders want Tom Brady, and if they get him, it will be a boon for the team, the league and its fans, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller writes.
No U.S. sporting event compares to the Super Bowl when it comes to anticipation or sheer viewing interest. It is a made-for-television spectacle, one that is as much about the commercials as it is the action on the field.
Sure, Super Bowl LIV looks like a good game, on paper. Your friends might be preparing a party full of good drinks, good food, and good times. You might think that it’s a must-watch, that you’ll need to carve out at least four hours of your Sunday, if not more, in order to watch the game.
Super Bowl LIV is shaping up as one of the best, most interesting matchups in recent memory...
Carolina linebacker Luke Kuechly’s recent retirement is another example of the changing relationship some players -– stars in particular -– have with the sport, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller writes.
There is no bigger wild card in the Super Bowl than 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller writes. Where does he fall among the best offensive players in Sunday's game?
Vegas seems destined to be a fixture of the Super Bowl rotation, but what about taking The Big Game overseas?
The totality of Andy Reid’s career is hugely impressive, but the lack of a championship, coupled with ugly playoff losses, hurts his Hall of Fame case, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller writes.
In One-On-One, Yardbarker's Mike Tunison and Chris Mueller dish on the Titans' chances of becoming the first sixth seed to win a conference title game since the 2010 Packers.
Sunday's title games feature regular-season rematches. Will Derrick Henry run wild again for the Titans? Can Packers QB Aaron Rodgers avenge a Monday night humiliation? Yardbarker's Chris Mueller previews each game.
Derrick Henry is a smashing success (1,540 yards rushing) for the Titans. But he's a pending free agent. Yardbarker's Chris Mueller gives the running back and nine other players a change of scenery for 2020.
In One-On-One, Yardbarker writers Chris Mueller and Mike Tunison dish on 2020 destinations for free-agent-to-be Tom Brady. Wouldn't he look great in those ugly Browns unis?
The sixth-seeded Titans bullied the Patriots, and there's no reason they can't do the same to the top-seeded Ravens, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller writes.
Odell Beckham as a Patriot? A.J. Green to the Eagles? Yardbarker's problem-solver Chris Mueller is here to fix what ails all 32 NFL teams.
It's almost guaranteed that next year’s playoff field will look dramatically different than this year’s. Should the Cowboys and Browns be optimistic? In One-On-One, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller and Mike Tunison dish on the 2020 playoff possibilities.