Jim Nantz on Tony Romo's NFL return
Jim Nantz says Tony Romo will return to NFL broadcasting after arrest.
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Kalen DeBoer Warns Alabama After Georgia Loss
Alabama's first 2026 loss prompts coach DeBoer to urge players not to dwell on Georgia defeat.
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Kevin Durant's Sad Response to Westbrook Retirement
Kevin Durant calls Westbrook's retirement 'sad' after 18-year NBA career ends.
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Lamar Jackson Injury Concerns
Jackson's ankle injury risks missing Week 5 game against Falcons.
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Saints WR Chris Olave on injury report
Saints WR Chris Olave added 'foot' injury designation after Week 5 practice.
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Eagles Trade Cam Jurgens for Draft Picks
Eagles trade Pro Bowl OL Cam Jurgens to Ravens for draft picks.
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Cam Heyward Defends Sideline Outbursts
Steelers defensive tackle Cam Heyward refuses to apologize for yelling at teammates during Week 4 loss.
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Raiders Get Positive News on Brock Bowers' Week 3 Status
Raiders expect tight end Brock Bowers back for Week 3 against Saints.
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Panthers coach says Jimmy Horn's story continues
Panthers coach Dave Canales insists Jimmy Horn's NFL journey isn't over after being waived.
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Bears' Ben Johnson Cautions Post-Explosion Overconfidence
Bears' coach warns against overconfidence after 59-point Week 1 explosion
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Kyrie Irving pledges to cover NFL fine for Texans player
Kyrie Irving offers to pay $11,492 NFL fine for Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair after he wrote Palestinian girl's name on eye black
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Zay Flowers sits out with hamstring injury
The Ravens star wide receiver won't practice Wednesday after getting hurt in Week 1, but the injury isn't expected to be serious.
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Harbaugh gives Nabers clean bill of health
Giants coach says star receiver looked great after returning from torn ACL in Week 1 win over Dallas.
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Bengals OC admits Ja'Marr Chase mistake in Week 1
Cincinnati's offensive coordinator says the team didn't get their star receiver involved enough in their season-opening win.
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D'Andre Swift dominates in Bears' explosive Week 1 win
The veteran running back scores three touchdowns and earns NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors in Chicago's 59-point statement victory.
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T.J. Watt's Week 1 heroics earn AFC honor
The Steelers pass rusher delivered a pick-six and two sacks in Pittsburgh's defensive win over Atlanta.
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Kenneth Walker's dominant Chiefs debut earns weekly honor
The running back delivered 173 yards and two touchdowns in his first game with Kansas City.
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Cowboys-Giants opener gives NBC a ratings win
Dallas-New York pulled the biggest season-opening Sunday Night Football audience in 11 years.
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Kewan Lacy has moved on from Lane Kiffin
Ole Miss hosts Lane Kiffin's LSU team with Kewan Lacy focused on the Rebels, not old ties.
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Swinney praises Belichick before Clemson meets UNC
Clemson and North Carolina bring two heavyweight coaches, mutual respect, and early-season pressure into Saturday’s ACC matchup.
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Tyreek Hill stirs Chiefs return talk
A two-letter post from Tyreek Hill landed right after Kansas City opened the season with a rout.
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Diggs jumped the goal post, and it cost Washington
A touchdown celebration Stefon Diggs learned years ago is now a 15-yard penalty, and it changed how Washington played the fourth quarter.
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Kenneth Walker III just rewired the Chiefs
One 173-yard night has Jason Kelce saying Kansas City's offense is a different thing entirely.
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Arch Manning apologizes to Holly Rowe
A quarterback laughed at an AI video of a reporter being slapped, then had to answer for it a day later.
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Kelce dusts it off at 36
One 59-yard catch in Week 1 moved Travis Kelce past everyone but Tony Gonzalez.
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Arch Manning apologizes for AI video joke
A locker room laugh about a fake video of his coach slapping a reporter turned into a public apology in 24 hours.
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Cowboys rookie carted off days before his debut
Malik Davis earned the No. 2 running back job out of camp, then went down at Friday practice.
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The Rams flew in 28 hours early, and it showed
Los Angeles landed in Australia a day before kickoff while San Francisco had a week, and the scoreboard told the story.
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