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The Cincinnati Bengals have clearly had enough of the Jake Browning experiment.

A new video obtained exclusively by the New York Post shows former New York Jet and current Fox Sports broadcaster Mark Sanchez stumbling around downtown Indianapolis this weekend after being stabbed by an elderly grease truck driver.

Arizona Cardinals running back Emari Demercado turned what should have been a game-clinching and personal history-making touchdown run into a touchback by making a mind-numbing and careless mistake that cost his team the game.

We do not know whether Cardinals running back Emari Demercado has seen the first episode of the new Hulu series Chad Powers, but whether he has or not, he’s living it in real life to some extent.

Several concerning details have begun to emerge from Mark Sanchez’s arrest over the weekend, in which he was also stabbed in a dispute with a truck driver.

The attorney representing late LSU wide receiver Kyren Lacy is claiming that a newly released video shows that his client did not cause a fatal wreck in Louisiana in December of 2024.

To say that the honeymoon between North Carolina Tar Heel fans and Bill Belichick is over would be an understatement.

Any hope that Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones would stand as a bulwark against the NFL’s seemingly tireless drive to host a Super Bowl overseas can officially be abandoned.

Prime Video’s Thursday Night Football broadcast went off the rails at a few points due to lead play-by-play announcer Al Michaels’ apparent confusion about what was happening on the field.

The San Diego Padres were no fans of a strike call by the home plate umpire, which they believe played a big part in costing them Game 3 of their National League Wild Card Series and ending their season.

Most of the football-watching world reacted with shock and concern after Shedeur Sanders elected to mime his answers to reporters’ questions after finding out he would not be the starter after the Browns’ most recent quarterback shakeup. His father had a different reaction.

Many a head was scratched on Wednesday, when Cleveland Browns third-string QB Shedeur Sanders answered reporters’ questions in non-verbal miming fashion.

Intruding on someone else’s home is never a good idea, but it’s an especially bad idea when that home is protected by a trained mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter.

An exclusive report in the New York Post claims that an NYPD detective on sick leave gained entry into the Ryder Cup by wearing full tactical gear and claiming he was working security for President Trump.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders may not be entirely well.

The Cleveland Browns have made the move many thought and hoped they would make: They benched starting QB Joe Flacco. However, they did not replace him with the QB many thought and hoped they would.

In a weird twist, Alabama’s shocking defeat of Georgia on Saturday night earned ESPN’s Paul Finebaum a shot across the bow from a former colleague.

Troy Aikman is well paid to analyze, describe, and simplify NFL games into entertaining commentary for millions of viewers. But he is not paid to tell you what you’re watching is good when it’s not, and he’s not going to do that.

A Florida Highway Patrol officer died following injuries he received after sustaining a hit on the sidelines during a college football game.

Miami Dolphins star wide receiver Tyreek Hill suffered what appeared to be a catastrophic knee injury during Monday Night Football, requiring him to be rushed to a hospital.

There’s an unspoken rule between coaches and sideline reporters: Don’t ask hard questions, only give coach-speak answers, and let the coach go back to his team.

The Mets were in a must-win situation on Sunday when they faced the Miami Marlins: They had to win to secure a playoff spot. The Mets did not win. In fact, they didn’t even score, and Mike Francesa had a meltdown.

The Green Bay Packers badly mismanaged the clock at the end of the overtime period in their game against the Cowboys on Sunday night, nearly resulting in a loss instead of a tie.

The normally peaceful exchange of handshakes, hugs, and backslaps at the end of a football game became the scene of a different, more heated type of exchange on Sunday, as Jags head coach Liam Coen and 49ers defensive coordinator had to be separated after Jacksonville’s 26-21 win.

Former Chicago Bears safety Charles “Peanut” Tillman says he left the FBI over a disagreement in how the federal law enforcement agency was being used to enforce President Trump’s immigration policies.

Whatever progress has been made in US-European relations in recent years is in danger of unraveling as this weekend’s Ryder Cup has turned into more of a rout than the close competition many expected.

Not many people are willing to risk physical injury to do their job, but one ball boy from Louisville certainly is.

Women’s tennis legend Serena Williams is speaking out after finding a decorative cotton plant in her 5-star New York hotel, saying in a video that seeing the plant did not make her “feel great.”

If anyone was wondering what Seahawks receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba thought about the penalty called on him Thursday night, they didn’t have to wait long to find out.

NFL players talk smack as freely as they breathe. It’s a common occurrence that the league has only recently tried to remove from the game, and Al Michaels appears to be no fan of that effort.

If NFL teams are concerned that Raiders minority owner and Fox Sports analyst Tom Brady might learn sensitive information about their team in production meetings, then they shouldn’t discuss anything sensitive.

The 45th Ryder Cup commences Friday morning at the Bethpage Black course in Farmingdale, NY. This has been a highly anticipated event, mainly due to the likelihood of some real uncivilized behavior from the ethnic mishmash denizens of New York.

Mets announcer Gary Cohen took issue with Cubs star Matt Shaw missing a recent game to attend the memorial service of slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

Most Americans will be justifiably upset if the Europeans defeat the United States at this weekend’s Ryder Cup. However, should President Trump want to celebrate on-stage with Team Europe, Justin Rose is “100%” okay with it.