While the Cowboys backfield includes former Pro Bowlers Ezekiel Elliott and Dalvin Cook, neither is expected to be their No. 1 running back.
The Dallas Cowboys don't want to be married to quarterback Dak Prescott.
Diggs made four Pro Bowls in four seasons with Buffalo.
Expect Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes to reenter the MVP discussion this season.
Will rookie quarterback Caleb Williams help the Bears snap their three-year playoff drought this season?
On Thursday, The Athletic's Dianna Russini reported that the 49ers considered trading for this player before they signed WR Brandon Aiyuk to a four-year, $120M extension.
If Burrow stays healthy this season, he should be in the mix for league MVP.
The Kansas City Chiefs are banking on rookie left tackle Kingsley Suamataia protecting quarterback Patrick Mahomes' blind side.
Fever guard Caitlin Clark could be a virtual lock to win Rookie of the Year after another outstanding showing against the Wings.
The Texas Rangers keep finding ways to win close games.
Left fielder Yordan Alvarez is the engine that is driving the Astros' offense.
On Sunday, the 49ers announced rookie wide receiver Ricky Pearsall was released from the hospital after he was shot Saturday during an attempted robbery.
Manchester United gave manager Erik ten Hag a second chance. Was that a mistake?
Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore signaled the Wolverines are still a work in progress after a lackluster season opener against Fresno State.
Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard is exercising patience with second-year quarterback Anthony Richardson.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is giving no credence to claims that he receives too much praise.
Tom Brady could have massive headaches at his new job for Fox Sports if he becomes a partial owner of the Las Vegas Raiders.
New England Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo didn't name a starting quarterback on Wednesday, but he possibly dropped a hint.
The Longhorns earned their first College Football Playoff berth last season. In 2024, expectations are high for Texas, and quarterback Quinn Ewers isn't shying away from them.
The Dallas Cowboys running back room may have been their biggest roster hole heading into the regular season. They hope adding a veteran solves the issue.
Wilson survived cutdown day on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay confirmed third-year running back Kyren Williams will also serve as the team's punt returner, which was a bit surprising.
The 2014 Offensive Rookie of the Year has battled durability issues throughout his 10-year career. He last played an entire season in 2019.
He should help the Titans' defense improve after it ranked 18th in the league in points allowed (21.6) last season. He'll likely start at off-ball LB alongside free-agent signee Kenneth Murray.
The Cowboys RB room is one of the team's biggest holes heading into the season, but should they take a risk on a veteran who may be declining?