Who had a merry Christmas Eve? Winners and losers for Week 16 of the NFL season.
Carolina Panthers QB Bryce Young had something resembling a breakout performance in Sunday's loss to the Green Bay Packers.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and QB Baker Mayfield are very quietly beginning to look like a potentially dangerous postseason foe.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are determined to win the offseason. Whether they win the 2024 season on the diamond still remains to be seen.
With the CFP expanding to 12 teams next year, it might make more sense for Florida State to stay where it is instead of making a reactionary decision.
Johnson asking for as much as Super Bowl-winning coaches is absurd, but as desperate as some teams are, he only needs one to buck conventional wisdom and give a landmark contract to an unproven head coach.
In its third offseason with head coach Billy Napier, the Gators needed Lagway to sign after they were hit with a pair of flips earlier in the day.
The Buccaneers and Saints attempt to get back above .500, the Falcons aim to keep their slim playoff hopes alive, and the Panthers try for a second consecutive win.
Ohio State HC Ryan Day was finally able to breathe for seemingly the first time in weeks. Winners and losers from college's early signing day.
The winner of Thursday night's New Orleans Saints-Los Angeles Rams gains the inside track to a playoff spot.
Atlanta Falcons head coach Arthur Smith is throwing stuff at a wall and seeing what sticks.
The Seahawks got a massive win on "MNF" over the Eagles, keeping their playoff hopes alive while calling into question Philadelphia's Super Bowl aspirations.
If the Bengals are going to make the playoffs this season, they'll do so without their two best players.
Cam Newton used a timeout during the second quarter of Monday's Hawks-Pistons game to audition for the Falcons starting gig.
The Monarchs had to do everything wrong to lose to the Hilltoppers after building a 28-0 second-quarter lead, forcing five turnovers and having a win probability north of 90% for the majority of the game. They did exactly that.
Monday was the best day the Nebraska Cornhuskers have had in years.
The Falcons need a change. Atlanta (6-8) suffered an embarrassing 9-7 loss to the previously one-win Panthers on Sunday, likely nailing the door shut on its playoff hopes.
Kyle McCord isn't committing to Nebraska, after all.
Winners and losers from the start of the most wonderful time of the year, the college football bowl season.
The Vikings' hopes of making the playoffs for the second year in a row took a massive hit on Saturday because of their crushing 27-24 overtime loss to the Bengals.
The Philadelphia Eagles may be 10-3 on the season, but that record is covering up for some significant defensive deficiencies, ones which are about to be exasperated by the sidelining of cornerback Darius Slay.
Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins made one of the best touchdowns of the season with an incredible individual effort in the closing minute against the Vikings on Saturday.
Oh no, Nick Mullens.
Ohio quarterback Parker Navarro and running back Rickey Hunt are making the most of their time on the big stage.
By adding Rogers, Washington softens the blow from losing its 2023 Heisman runner-up next season.