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Jacksonville Jaguars running back Travis Etienne Jr. recalls the Wembley Stadium crowd being "electric" on the day he rushed for a career-high 156 yards against Denver in 2022.

Edge rusher Drake Jackson looked healthy enough for the Washington Commanders to sign him on Wednesday. His injured knee isn't ready for play, causing the franchise to place him on injured reserve on Thursday.

The Terrapins will play UCLA in their first-ever game in the hallowed Rose Bowl on Saturday, and the cross-country journey requires a lot of adaptation for a team ingrained in routine.

Sunday can't come fast enough for the Washington Commanders. After a last-second loss to the Chicago Bears on Monday, the 3-3 squad has been eagerly preparing for Sunday's game in Dallas against the rival Cowboys.

TCU coach Sonny Dykes is very familiar with the nation's top two FBS passers. One of them is the quarterback for his team, and the other graduated from the same high school as the coach and is the son of one of his former baseball opponents.

The Washington Commanders added wide receiver Noah Brown to the injured reserve list on Wednesday after his groin injury responded poorly to last week's practices, coach Dan Quinn announced.

The Commanders are glad to have a short week following Monday night's last-second loss to the Chicago Bears. The players skipped their usual off-day, getting back to work to prepare for a trip to Dallas to face the Cowboys on Sunday.

No. 4 Texas A&M has played only one game away from home in its undefeated start to the season.

After two-straight games in which his team has given up a fourth quarter lead, Maryland coach Mike Locksley is leaving no stone unturned in trying to find an answer to the Terrapins' poor finishes.

Brian Callahan is the first NFL head coach to be fired this season and chances are he'll have some company in the unemployment line in the not-too-distant future.