49ers' star wide receiver and hybrid running back Deebo Samuel views the Eagles as just another team instead of a brewing rivalry with an NFC opponent.
Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said Tuesday that Kadarius Toney’s status for the Super Bowl was up in the air, adding that Toney's been practicing this week.
As Jason Kelce contemplates his NFL future, his younger brother, Chiefs star Travis Kelce, believes Jason will be playing in Brazil in the Eagles' first game in 2024.
Despite rumors that he could retire, future Hall of Famer Clayton Kershaw agreed to a one-year contract to return to the Los Angeles Dodgers, according to multiple reports.
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay made his first public comments after dealing with a "severe respiratory illness" in January, while police found him unresponsive in December.
Veteran play-by-play announcer Joe Buck isn't heading to Las Vegas for Super Bowl LVIII because he believes "something bad" is going to come out of the game's festivities.
Sam Darnold had hopes when the Jets drafted him in 2018. He wanted to lead the franchise to glory. He could still soon end up with a Super Bowl ring — albeit with a different team.
The Kansas City Chiefs are already dealing with injury problems before Super Bowl LVIII, as All-Pro left guard Joe Thuney is a 'long shot' to practice, let alone play.
America First Legal filed a federal civil rights complaint against the NFL on Tuesday, claiming the Rooney Rule is a violation of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said he would be like Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry if he played basketball instead of football.
The Philadelphia Flyers, Calgary Flames and New Jersey Devils will receive cap relief from the NHL in the absence of the four players facing sexual assault charges in Canada.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes declined to go into detail about his father's recent DWI arrest during Super Bowl Opening Night on Monday.
An Oklahoma jury awarded a man millions of dollars after he was mistakenly identified by a newspaper as a broadcaster who said a racial slur during a high school basketball game broadcast.