With the NFL regular season now finished, most of the draft order for 2018 has been determined. Just eight teams are left to be sorted out, which means it's never too early to take a stab at which players will be taken where.
The 2017 college football season is in the books, and the Alabama Crimson Tide have claimed another National Championship — doing so in dramatic fashion, topping the Georgia Bulldogs 26-23 in overtime. Here's a look at the early odds for next year, according to the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook, as of Jan.
The College Football Playoff National Championship is finally here. SEC powers Alabama and Georgia at the last two teams standing, and if you aren't familiar with the Crimson Tide and Bulldogs, we have you covered.
SEC foes Georgia and Alabama will face off Monday in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game. How did they get there? The Bulldogs finished the regular season at 13-1, capping things off by winning the SEC title.
The College Football Playoff National Championship Game takes place Jan. 8 between SEC powers Alabama and Georgia. There have been dozens of famous NFL players to come out of these universities, but what about the non-football alumni?
Individual players, whether stars or under the radar, can often make a huge difference in the NFL playoffs. We've seen it time and again where someone has the game of his life in the postseason.
Entering the 2017-18 NFL playoffs, there are plenty of intriguing storylines to follow. From backup quarterbacks getting pressed into action to rivalries renewed and playoff droughts ended, the biggest things to keep an eye on run the gamut.
Some playoff performances are remembered for the wrong reasons. Whether it's a crucial drop, untimely turnover or simply blowing a huge lead, devastating results can outlast even the positive things accomplished in the postseason.
Every NFL organization has playoff pasts they remember fondly, as well as some games they'd prefer to forget. From early exits to long runs and championship seasons, the postseason has seen it all.
It's said that legends are made in the playoffs, when it matters most. That doesn't always mean they are the best players — though of course there are plenty of all-time greats who've made their marks in the postseason.
With the final week of the NFL regular season over, 20 teams have time to mend from injuries while 12 are officially in the playoffs. Here are the biggest injuries from Week 17.
If the favored team always won, there'd be little intrigue in actually watching games. Thankfully, sports are littered with underdogs overcoming the odds, and the history of the NFL playoffs features numerous epic upsets.
The division winners aren't always shoo-ins for the Super Bowl, and with parity continuing to dominate the NFL for the most part, wild card teams can go as far as anyone.
Week 16 is a tough week for players to get injured, as they look toward the playoffs or the offseason. Here's a rundown of the biggest injuries of the week.
Some of this year's best games were completely under the radar. Whether ti was an innocuous regular-season game hidden in the season, crazy overtime thrillers or something entirely different, there were some of the most enthralling contests this calendar year.
As we roll up on Week 16, some teams are already looking toward the offseason. The result has been several significant injury-related roster moves early this week, including Aaron Rodgers.
Week 15 featured several significant injuries, most notably Steelers top wideout Antonio Brown. Here's a rundown of the biggest injuries from Week 15 games.
All good things must come to an end. Such was the case with these 23 now defunct college football bowl games. Yes, believe it or not, there were other bowls besides the 40 current ones (plus the College Football Playoff Championship Game).
There were several key injuries in Week 14, but the new week brings hope for several teams. Here's the latest injury news heading into Week 15.
The annual traditions of the college football bowl games are fun for football and non-football fans alike. Whether we're talking parades, awards or something else entirely, bowls bring out the pageantry.
For NFL legends, it all started somewhere, and many times that somewhere was on the college gridiron. More specifically, certain players launched their pro careers in collegiate postseason games, shining in the bowls.
Not every bowl game is a barn burner. In fact, many are often blowouts of epic proportions. Here's a look at the 27 most lopsided blowouts in college football bowl history.
For some college football head coaches, postseason success comes easy, but for others it's very difficult. Here's a look at the coaches with the 10 best and 10 worst bowl records of all time, with a minimum of 10 games coached.
Each bowl game has a storied past, with numerous remarkable player performances. Whether we're talking about a quarterback putting up gaudy stats, running back scampering all over the field, receiver or tight end hauling in everything, or defensive player dominating the action, anyone on the field can come up big in bowl season.
Week 14 was brutal for injuries, including four quarterbacks. Here's a rundown of the injuries as of Sunday night.