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No. 3 Notre Dame has emerged as a model of consistency in this ever-changing college football world.

Missouri freshman offensive tackle Johnnie "DJ" Jones has received a heart transplant, coach Eli Drinkwitz said.

The midterm elections are looming and the first hurricane of the Atlantic Season is menacing the Gulf Coast.

P.J. Fleck's self-professed best day in football was highlighted by Minnesota's first home win over Michigan since 1977 - and full of energy from start to finish.

Green Bay's Tucker Kraft said this summer he believed he was playing as well as any tight end in the NFL before tearing his anterior cruciate ligament last season.

Cam Ward was in a joking mood Wednesday when asked about the viral video of him waiting for reporters after the Tennessee Titans' 24-18 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

Minutes after he and the New York Giants won last weekend, Cam Skattebo was quick to point out that they were not expected to - at least by oddsmakers.

Houston coach DeMeco Ryans is taking over defensive play-calling duties for the winless Texans.

"Next man up" is a common refrain in locker rooms across the NFL. The Washington Commanders are leaning hard on that mantra not even a quarter of the way into the season. Another mantra this week will be "embrace the brace."

New York Jets running back Breece Hall and wide receiver Adonai Mitchell remain sidelined with injuries and could miss the game Sunday against the Cleveland Browns.