For many people, nothing on the NFL calendar is as meaningless as the Pro Bowl. Beginning Tuesday, the NFL Scouting Combine will have that exhibition hold its beer.
The cornerback wing of the Pro Football Hall of Fame is expanding this summer with the addition of Darrelle Revis. The former resident of "Revis Island" — a population of one — recently spoke with TMZ Sports about how he views himself in relation to another of the sport's all-time greats, cornerback Deion "Prime Time" Sanders.
The Chicago Bears might soon be off the clock.
The legend of Caitlin Clark grew on Sunday after the phenomenal Iowa guard hit a buzzer-beating three-pointer to give the Hawkeyes a huge win against conference rival Indiana, 86-85.
Major League Baseball's new pitch clock is taking some getting used to for players and fans alike, but early data indicates one thing above all else about the biggest revolution in the sport's history: the new rule is working.
Alabama is receiving criticism after its sports information director told reporters to stick to basketball-related questions after Brandon Miller's name was mentioned on Tuesday in a murder investigation.
A new report suggests the NFL may not rid itself of its Dan Snyder problem after all after the Washington owner reportedly nixed the idea of selling to Amazon's Jeff Bezos.
The Cavs have a 19 percent chance of winning the championship, which ties them with the Boston Celtics.
The Ravens may have turned a molehill into a mountain.
Could Anthony Richardson be the first overall pick in this April's draft? While it seems unlikely, an interesting change in the odds for the No. 1 pick may cause you to pause before dismissing the possibility.
New Orleans has struggled the past two seasons to find a replacement for former QB Drew Brees. According to another former Saints QB, Jim Everett, it's a problem general manager Mickey Loomis created.
No one ever put Mahomes, Cousins and Mariota in the same sentence until Wednesday.
The Brady era may have ended with a lackluster defeat to the Cowboys in the wild-card round, but that doesn't mean it's time for a fire sale in Tampa Bay.
Here are three reasons to be excited about the New Orleans Saints.
Atlanta traded 14-year starting QB Matt Ryan last offseason, jump-starting the team's rebuild. While it's never easy moving on from a successful partnership, it's hard to argue the Falcons didn't make the right call after Ryan failed to launch at his new home in Indianapolis, and now Atlanta has reason for optimism.
Carolina fans could be forgiven for not expecting much from the team in 2023, but there are reasons to believe the worst part of the post-Super Bowl storm is over.
College football could look a whole lot different if one rule change floated by college football commissioners gains traction.
The Cougars are the only team in men's college basketball to rank in the top five of every AP poll this season.
The NFL schedule won't be released until May, but NBC Sports' Peter King took an early look at potential candidates for the opener on Sept. 7.
The NCAA men's tournament selection committee unveiled an early look at the projected top four seeds in each region, and out of the 16 spots available, one conference's schools earned five.
Bieniemy's move to the Commanders could work out for the best. But it shouldn't have reached this point. He has already done enough to be a head coach.
The NFL may clip the Eagles wings this offseason. Per The 33rd Team's Paul Domowitch, Fox NFL rules analyst Dean Blandino believes the NFL will change its rules to make Philadelphia's QB sneak-push illegal in 2023 and beyond.
Wide receiver trades dominated the NFL last offseason, with Kansas City's deal of Tyreek Hill to Miami serving as the headliner. Several big-name wide receivers could be on the move this offseason, too.
If fans are going bonkers at a news conference, we can only imagine what will happen when the Suns win on the court with KD.
A potentially tragic story had a happy ending when former NFL QB Robert Griffin III and his family were reunited with their lost puppy, Benny. Griffin, an analyst for ESPN, chronicled the episode in real time on his Twitter account Wednesday evening, first asking the public for help in locating Benny and then sharing the news his family found him.