For better or for worse, the NFL's "Thursday Night Football" television package will shift exclusively to Amazon Prime beginning in Week 2 of the 2022 season.
Unsurprisingly, members of the Denver Broncos cannot stop singing the praises of new starting quarterback Russell Wilson.
It sounds like the Penguins could be shorthanded for Game 2 against the Rangers.
Both Cleveland and Mayfield are playing the waiting game.
All eyes will be on Hurts this fall as he looks to cement himself as the team's long-term answer at the sport's most important position.
2021 first-round pick DeVonta Smith spoke with reporters on Wednesday and explained he's hyped to pick the brain of the one-time Pro Bowl selection.
Wilson suffered a lower-body injury in Washington's Game 1 win over the Panthers.
Falcons GM Terry Fontenot left the door open for competition at the QB1 spot.
The New York Mets is sitting comfortably atop the National League East standings following back-to-back wins over their division rivals in Tuesday's doubleheader. That does not, however, mean the Amazins have not encountered some misfortune during the first week of May.
The Mets landed veteran Chris Bassitt from the Oakland Athletics via a trade completed in March but were unable to reach an agreement with him in order to avoid arbitration.
Somehow, things continue to get even worse for the lowly Cincinnati Reds this spring.
All things considered, English club AFC Bournemouth enjoyed a pretty solid first Tuesday of May 2022.
Mike Clevinger will have to wait at least one more day for what's bound to be an emotional experience, having been scheduled to make his first start since 2020 on Tuesday.
The song largely remains the same at the quarterback position for the Cleveland Browns following their controversial trade for star signal-caller Deshaun Watson.
Baker Mayfield remains attached to Cleveland through the early days of May, and NFL insider Peter King recently suggested the Browns should pay 90% of the 27-year-old's salary "just to get him out of the Cleveland consciousness."
Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Mike Hilton explained he and his teammates are looking to change the team's reputation.
Star WR A.J. Brown leaves veteran signal-caller Ryan Tannehill behind back in Tennessee, and Tannehill addressed the trade while speaking with reporters on Tuesday.
The 32-year-old surrendered two runs in an inning of work against Atlanta on Monday and now holds an 8.64 ERA on the young campaign.
The Giants spent a first-round pick to land Toney last year and reportedly wouldn't receive close to equal value if they looked to trade him this spring or summer.
Showalter spoke with reporters about learning of his ban from general manager Billy Eppler shortly before Monday's encounter.
Daboll spoke with WFAN personalities Tiki Barber and Brandon Tierney about what he's seen from Jones during his brief tenure with the organization that began in late January.
Ekblad hasn't played since he went down with a lower-body injury against the Anaheim Ducks on March 18 and missed the final 20 contests of the regular season.
Under Yeo, the Flyers tallied a 17-36-7 mark during what quickly became a lost campaign. Fletcher said he'd like Yeo to remain with the Flyers in some role.
Ryan will try to lead the Colts back to the playoffs after that franchise moved on from Carson Wentz following a single season together.