NFL Executive Vice President of Football Operations Troy Vincent is so “embarrassed” by America that he “stays in his hotel” when traveling abroad.
Tom Brady recently revealed a rare glimpse into his personal life while describing his struggles during his final season in the NFL.
Longtime sports talk radio host Craig Carton wants Mike Tomlin to replace ESPN’s “insufferable race-baiter” Ryan Clark.
Tony Romo says there’s a reason for his rather bizarre performance during last weekend’s AFC Wild Card Game between the Bills and the Jaguars: He was sick.
A group of 20 men, including many former players, has been charged in a massive game-fixing scandal involving more than 39 players across 17 Division I NCAA teams, resulting in 29 games being fixed.
Authorities in North Carolina are investigating a burglary at the home of Greg Biffle, the recently deceased former NASCAR star, who was killed along with six other people in a plane crash last month.
Jameis Winston told Jason and Travis Kelce about one of the most hectic periods in his personal and professional life. Though he may have told them a bit too much.
It appears that Oregon’s Dante Moore would much rather be a Duck than a Jet.
Mike Tomlin, the longest-tenured coach in the NFL who has patrolled the sidelines in the Steel City for the last 19 years, has stepped down as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
ESPN hot-take artist Stephen A. Smith made an unfortunate mistake on the air on Tuesday, errantly referring to Houston Texans wide receiver Christian Kirk as Charlie Kirk.
If Monday night’s press conference was Aaron Rodgers’s final time before the media, it was a memorable one.
If you agree with Jemele Hill about anything, it pretty much proves that you’re wrong.
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has had nearly 48 hours to reflect on screaming “F*ck the Packers!” during his team’s NFC Wild Card victory celebration in the locker room Saturday night. And while the first-year head coach didn’t shout “F*ck the Packers” again, he made it clear he has no regrets over his outburst.
Usually, NFL head coaches dread press conferences. But if Jaguars head coach Liam Coen has another presser as he did on Sunday, he may even look forward to them.
Tony Romo’s favored-nation status among NFL broadcasters has apparently diminished entirely, as fans ruthlessly mocked the former Cowboy and CBS analyst for his bizarre noise-making and commentary during Sunday’s AFC Wild Card Game between the Bills and Jaguars.
Trinidad Chambliss’s contests on the college gridiron are over for this year, but his courtroom battles are just beginning.
The Eagles’ offense put the fun in dysfunction all season long, somehow keeping their cohesion and winning games despite the occasional public outburst from star wide receiver A.J. Brown.
Former CNN host Don Lemon feels that the only rationale for Stephen A. Smith’s defense of the ICE agent who shot Renee Good is that he is trying to “cozy up to white people.”
Ben Johnson is long on offensive strategy and play-calling, but very short on sportsmanship or even a modicum of class.
The vast majority of Hershey Bears fans went to the Giant Center in Hershey, Pennsylvania, on Saturday expecting adult hockey players to be the highlight of the night.
The Miami Hurricanes are on their way to the College Football Playoff (CFP) national championship game after a thrilling 31-27 victory over the Ole Miss Rebels. And Miami head coach Mario Cristobal is pleased about that. But don’t ask him if the “U” is back.
Thursday night’s clash between the Miami Hurricanes and Ole Miss Rebels will be remembered as the greatest College Football Playoff (CFP) game of the postseason thus far, and one of the best all-time.
The NFL’s streaming partners have come under some very justified criticism for their game-day broadcasts. However, one of those partners has just come up with an idea that will make many fans very happy indeed.
Few commissioners in any sport have proposed more controversial and revolutionary ideas than MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred. He has another one, and most probably won’t like it.
ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith feels the ICE agent who shot a protester who nearly ran him over with her vehicle in Minneapolis on Wednesday was “completely justified” in the use of deadly force. However, Smith still believes the officer should have shot the protester’s tires instead.
San Jose Sharks veteran Ryan Reaves was knocked out cold in a one-on-one center ice brawl with Columbus Blue Jackets star Mathieu Olivier.
The non-stop circus that has become the college football transfer portal is about to head to the courtroom.
Every divorced couple has at least one major issue that drives them apart. But it might surprise you to learn what that issue was for NFL veteran Matt Kalil and his model ex-wife.
The John Harbaugh era in Baltimore is over after 18 years, and Hall of Fame coach Tony Dungy is not happy about it.
It would not be an exaggeration to say that ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum owes much of his ascendency as a national sports media figure to the Southeastern Conference’s (SEC) rise to dominance and prominence in the world of college football.
The Athletics, formerly of Oakland, are all excited about their impending move to Las Vegas. But they may have to change their name before they go there.
Sunday night was not kind to NFL kickers.
Baltimore Ravens kicker Tyler Loop had a chance to put the Ravens in the playoffs Sunday night with a 44-yard kick, but he missed. That was bad. But that was only the beginning.
Everyone was super excited after Browns defensive end Myles Garrett broke the single-season sack record on Sunday. Well, everyone except Bengals fans, Bengals players, and their head coach, Zac Taylor.
A very unfortunate incident occurred just before the start of the Armed Forces Bowl on Friday, in which a parachutist crashed to the ground after his parachute became entangled.
You might think that Lane Kiffin no longer coaching the Ole Miss Rebels means that he no longer financially benefits from their victories, but you would be mistaken.
Paul Finebaum, the ESPN analyst who strongly advocated for Alabama’s inclusion in the College Football Playoff (CFP), called the Crimson Tide “soft” after the program suffered its worst postseason defeat in history at the hands of Indiana on Thursday.
Dallas Cowboys legend and current ESPN analyst Troy Aikman has been hired by the Miami Dolphins as a consultant to help find their next general manager.
Alabama has been the most dominant college football program for the first quarter of the 21st Century. That is now over.
“I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.” It was these words that Ronald Reagan rightly described as the terrifying precursor to what typically accompanies disaster: A pressing national crisis, and an agent of the government, ostensibly well-meaning, presenting himself and the government as the solution to said crisis.
