The coronavirus pandemic that halted the bulk of the sports world in March hasn't yet stopped the NFL.
Winston is making some big changes after getting cut loose by the Buccaneers and signing with the Saints to back up Drew Brees.
The coronavirus has already resulted in the Dutch Eredivisie and French football leagues canceling their seasons.
The coronavirus pandemic that's affected sports around the world caused the postponement of the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo until 2021. Earlier this
On Wednesday, the NFL released a memo to teams about league executives accepting pay cuts and about Goodell eliminating his salary.
Even before the 2019 Cleveland Browns plummeted to 2-5 en route to becoming arguably the most disappointing team of the season, rumors linking the Browns with trading wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. generated national headlines and made for interesting conversations among local sports talk hosts.
Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte gave the OK for Serie A clubs to resume training in May with the hope that the 2019-20 domestic season could be completed during the summer months. However, Sports Minister Vincenzo Spadafora poured cold water over that goal.
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston spoke with Charlie Ward on Instagram Live on Tuesday evening about signing with the Saints and serving as a backup behind future Hall of Famer Drew Brees. Here's what he has to say.
Whether the season resumes or not, Steve Kerr is ready to close the book on this season for the Warriors.
Yahoo Sports didn't pull any punches as they announced Jameis Winston's arrival in New Orleans.
The virus outbreak halted the NBA and NHL seasons before March 13. Both leagues are hoping to complete some sort of postseason tournaments later this year.
Spain's top soccer league may be able to get back in gear soon in a country ravaged by the coronavirus.
North Carolina expects to host the NASCAR event, but without fans in attendance.
In this plan, teams would play in their home ballparks, but fans would not be allowed to attend games. This would enable players to avoid quarantining from their families for several months.
Earlier this month, Japanese professor of infectious disease Kentaro Iwata said he doesn't believe the 2021 Games will take place.
Several sporting events in England took place as the pandemic began to spread, leading to a spike in deaths.
With baseball on hiatus, there may be opportunities for some fans to get their money back for games they cannot attend.
FIFA Medical Committee chairman Michel D'Hooghe echoed sentiments shared by a German virologist about fears regarding football seasons resuming play amid the coronavirus pandemic.
French giants PSG haven't been informed if they will be crowned champions of a shortened season or if The Professional Football League and French Football Federation will push to void the campaign.
Not known for being a particularly flowery guy, Belichick offered high praise of retiring fullback James Develin.
The season likely won't begin on time if students can't return to campuses by late July/early August.
The Cleveland Browns 10th selection Jedrick Wills Jr. appears to be receiving help from the NFL from a future Hall of Famer.
In a bit of a surprise, the Chicago Blackhawks parted ways with president and CEO John McDonough after the team's precipitous decline since 2015.
The virus outbreak that halted sports around the world in March left competitions in limbo on an indefinite basis, but there are positive signs 2019-20 seasons could be completed, in full, by the end of summer.
Even though Kerr didn't join the Bulls until 1993, he obviously learned about that discussion during his stint with the Chicago organization.