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Derrick Henry is now ready to stay with the Ravens for at least the next couple of years after agreeing to a two-year, $30 million extension last week. It was clear Henry didn't want to mess with a successful situation after he ran for 1,921 yards ...

The NFL's international road trip will add Berlin, Dublin and Madrid as new destinations in the 2025 season, in which a record-high seven games will be staged outside the United States.

Caleb Williams wanted nothing to do with the Chicago Bears as last year's NFL draft approached, and the 2022 Heisman Trophy winner and his father looked into how they could have a hand in which team selected him, according to a book to be published ...

The Indianapolis Colts have apologized to Miami Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill and Microsoft for a video released on social media during Wednesday night's NFL schedule release.

The NFL has vocally supported the addition of flag football to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. However, the league's owners want some conditions for player participation, league officials announced Thursday.

The University of Maryland has named Atlanta Braves senior vice president of business strategy Jim Smith as its new athletic director.

The Washington Commanders are appointment viewing, if the NFL's schedule-makers are any indication.

The Baltimore Ravens agreed Wednesday to a two-year contract extension with star running back Derrick Henry.

The $1 billion in public funds attached to a new stadium at the RFK Stadium site worries detractors like D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson, as does the $1 per year rent payment that the Washington Commanders would pay.

The NFL will not hold its accelerator program aimed at increasing diversity among coaches at the upcoming spring meetings as the league plans to make changes to the program before bringing it back next year.