
The Patriots Don't Have A Chance In 'Headsetgate' Scandal
Headsetgate might have been a complete accident, but that probably won't stop everyone from blaming the Patriots anyway.
Headsetgate might have been a complete accident, but that probably won't stop everyone from blaming the Patriots anyway.
The two teams that played in the first matchup of the 2015 NFL season are still battling some huge losses to start the year.
A recent poll found 34 percent of the public dislikes Tom Brady, while only 21 percent thinks favorably of him.
Harry Reid blasted Washington NFL owner Dan Snyder, accusing him of bribing Native Americans in exchange for support of the football team's name.
Controversy, concussions and "Outside the Lines" reports be damned, sports fans are ready for their football.
Two high school football players could face charges after tackling a referee during a game. But how bad does a hit have to be before it's a crime?
We like Tim Tebow, but keeping a steady job has been difficult for the 2007 Heisman Trophy winner.
NFL punishments keep getting overturned and it's Roger Goodell's fault.
U.S. District Court Judge Richard Berman ruled in favor of Tom Brady, nullifying the NFL-levied four-game suspension against the Patriots quarterback.
CBS announced it plans to stream the 2016 Super Bowl as well as a few other games in what could be an attempt to reach out to cord-cutters.
The trailer for Will Smith's newest film, "Concussion," was released Monday. And the filmmakers expect the project will make the NFL very, very angry.
The judge presiding over the Deflategate hearing says he could even make a ruling "from the bench," but even if that happens, is the feud really over?
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson’s success cannot be denied. But has he been helped along by ... miracle water?
Cris Carter is under fire for comments he made at the 2014 NFC Rookie Symposium, advising players to blame someone else if they're ever arrested.
People just can't stop talking about Australian rugby star-turned-49ers kick returner Jarryd Hayne. But can he make it in the NFL?
Yankees pitcher CC Sabathia was recently involved in an altercation outside a Toronto nightclub. The skirmish was caught on video.
Openly gay professional football player Michael Sam has left the Montreal Alouettes for personal reasons.
The New York Jets quarterback will be out six to 10 weeks after a teammate punched him in the jaw, but broken bones might be the least of his worries.
A Manhattan-area judge has ordered the two sides to discuss a settlement before moving forward with the case.
Ryan Broyles told ESPN that he and his wife live off about $60,000 a year, a fraction of his $3.6 million NFL contract.
The Denver Broncos announced analytics expert Mitch Tanney will help make in-game decisions this season.
Frank Gifford, who played for the New York Giants in the 1950s and later became a sports broadcaster, has died at 84 years old.
Rice is eligible to sign with NFL teams, but no one has taken a chance on him yet. The former Ravens RB spoke out on ESPN earlier in the week.
NFL investigator Ted Wells said when Tom Brady destroyed his cellphone and refused to hand over certain documentation, that hurt his credibility.
Former Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Brandon Boykin said he "wanted to relate" better to head coach Chip Kelly, who's apparently very secretive.
2014 exposed the NFL as a league not really getting called out for double standards. Here are some of the feel-good stories at 2015's training camps.
A Minnesota judge ruled Thursday that Tom Brady's case will now be held in New York City where the NFL first filed.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's ruling comes nearly a month after Brady appealed his four-game suspension.
The Arizona Cardinals announced Monday that Welter will help coach the team's linebackers during training camp this year.
The league is introducing a new set of rules that will require more oversight from officials and keeping records of footballs' PSI.