The Mississippi corruption scandal allegedly involving Pro Football Hall of Famer Brett Favre has taken another turn.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Carolina Panthers face a pair of division leaders while the Atlanta Falcons and New Orleans Saints draw third-place teams in Week 6.
The Kansas City Chiefs might hit the over (47.5) by themselves, and Russell Wilson and Sean Payton might brawl on the Denver Broncos sideline. Here's what to watch for as the Chiefs (4-1) prepare to steamroll the hapless Broncos (1-4) on "Thursday Night Football."
Before the Rangers even had a chance to celebrate their ALDS sweep of the Orioles, their fans set their sights on the ALCS and a potential all-Texas showdown.
The Astros wasted no time putting their disappointing loss in Game 2 of the ALDS to the Twins behind them by knocking in four runs in the top of the first, including three on a home run by first baseman Jose Abreu.
Ahead of the NFL trade deadline at 4 p.m. ET on Oct. 31, these five players could be on the move. Where could they land? Yardbarker reveals the best fits for each.
As if beginning the season 1-4 wasn't bad enough, the Vikings were hit with arguably their most significant loss of the season on Tuesday when it was reported that All-Pro wide receiver Justin Jefferson is expected to be placed on short-term injured reserve with a hamstring injury, forcing him to miss the next four games.
Josh McDaniels continues to tell us he isn't cut out to be an NFL head coach. Las Vegas (2-3) held on for a 17-13 win against Green Bay (2-3) despite McDaniels allowing the Packers an opportunity to win the game in the final minute.
After getting beaten badly by wide receiver Christian Watson, Raiders cornerback Marcus Peters resorted to a cheap play to prevent a Packers touchdown.
Believe the hype. Young stars Chet Holmgren and Victor Wembanyama played in their first NBA preseason action on Monday, and the two talented bigs put on a show in Oklahoma City.
If hockey is for everyone, the NHL has an odd way of showing it. Days after the league clarified an earlier memo that teams believed was "restrictive" to diversity causes, including Pride Night, Outsports reported the NHL has banned players from using rainbow-colored Pride Tape during warmups, games and practices.
It will take more than a mea culpa for Miami head coach Mario Cristobal to erase the sting of his all-time blunder in Saturday's 23-20 home loss to Georgia Tech, but it's a start.
The Texas Rangers have the Baltimore Orioles, the top seed in the AL, on the ropes in Game 2 of the ALDS after a Mitch Garver grand slam gave the Rangers a 9-2 lead in the third inning.
Don't doubt the Steelers. Everyone was ready to kick them to the curb after a difficult start to the season, but they are first in the AFC North after coming away with a 17-10 over the Ravens in Week 5.
In this wasted season, the only question left for New England is whom Robert Kraft asks to get the team out of rock bottom.
The New Orleans Saints and Pittsburgh Steelers have been among the most disappointing offenses in the NFL through four weeks, and if things don't change, both franchises could soon look to make moves at offensive coordinator.
Miami should have read Mario Cristobal's cover letter.
Oklahoma's big Red River Rivalry win headlines the Week 6 winners 6 while an imperfect Alabama-Texas A&M finish is among the week's biggest losers.
Don't count Alabama out for the College Football Playoff quite yet. But it's also probably not a good idea to pencil them in at this juncture, either.
Texas and Oklahoma showed on Saturday that both squads deserve serious consideration for the College Football Playoff.
The epic rivalry got the ending it deserved, but Oklahoma's goal-line stand at the start of the fourth quarter won the game.
Not since "The Sopranos" ended, has a black screen created such a stir.
An early special teams blunder led to Maryland taking an early 7-0 lead over No. 4 Ohio State.
It's not often the NCAA does the right thing. As Walker's case shows, when it does, it moves at a glacial pace and still manages to look like a loser.
The Colts are one of the more surprising teams in the NFL, and they could be about to get even better.