James Harden did the equivalent of a no-call, no-show at 76ers practice Wednesday. No-showing is something he's all too familiar with, as his postseason track record suggests.
New Orleans (3-3) can pull within a half-game of division leader Tampa Bay, which hosts Atlanta on Sunday. Jacksonville (4-2), meanwhile, seeks to extend its win streak to four.
Here are our picks for the two division games on the schedule for Week 7.
Jacksonville State's smooth transition to FBS continued Tuesday after the Gamecocks won on a walk-off 41-yard field goal.
Here are optimistic and pessimistic outlooks for the Falcons and the rest of the NFC South.
The NFL trade deadline is Oct. 31. Here are deals each team in the NFC South should make.
A Cowboys special teams miscue was the best offensive play for the Chargers on Monday night.
On Monday, Colts owner Jim Irsay told ESPN reporter Stephen Holder that the rookie fourth overall pick is "likely" to miss the remainder of the season due to his shoulder injury sustained in Week 5. Sitting him might be the best thing for Richardson long-term.
Dallas needed a yard, but it got a lot more than that. Facing an early decision on a fourth-and-one in a 7-0 game, Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy kept his offense on the field at the Chargers' 18-yard line.
The Rangers continued their hot start to the postseason in Game 2 of the ALCS, winning 5-4 over the in-state rival Astros.
The Rangers took little time building on their 1-0 lead in the ALCS during Game 2, scoring four runs during the top of the first inning against Astros pitcher Framber Valdez.
The Falcons lost to the Commanders 24-16 on Sunday and Ridder was the biggest culprit. Atlanta had no business losing a game it outgained Washington 402-193 and held the Commanders to 20% on third down.
Perhaps Aaron Rodgers returning this season isn't so far-fetched after all.
The Titans have what might be the worst quarterback room in the NFL. Tennessee displayed its ineptitude at the most important position in football in Sunday's 24-16 loss to Baltimore in London.
The old Odell Beckham Jr. appeared during the first half of the international game in London between the Baltimore Ravens and the Tennessee Titans.
Here's a breakdown of all the winners and losers to emerge from the chaos of Week 7 in college football.
Don't expect Kirk Cousins to receive a Viking funeral this season.
Mac Jones and backup Bailey Zappe aren't moving the needle, so why not give the rookie a chance?
If the NCAA knows one thing, it's how to get in its own way.
Everything is going right for Michigan against Indiana. Quarterback J.J. McCarthy's escape act against the Hoosiers pass rush late in the second quarter ended with the Wolverines quarterback flipping the football backhanded to running back Donovan Edwards for a 16-yard gain.
The comeback is the largest in Cardinal program history. It's also the largest blown lead in Buffaloes program history.
Sean Payton didn't hold back his criticism of his predecessor in Denver heading into the season, but the former Super Bowl-winning coach is off to an even worse start as the lead man for the Broncos.
The win is Houston's first as a Big 12 member. It lost its first two conference games by an average of 22 points.
The Philadelphia Phillies shortstop began Game 4 of the NLDS 4-for-4, including a home run in the fifth inning that gave Philadelphia a 2-1 lead.
More revelations came out on Thursday about the Arizona Cardinals' toxic work environment in a report from The Athletic.