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The successful return of 44-year-old quarterback Philip Rivers has retired signal-callers like Matt Ryan and Tom Brady insisting that they could make an NFL comeback of their own, citing the lost art of reading opposing defenses.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who suffered a season-ending injury to his left knee Sunday, successfully underwent surgery in Dallas Monday and has begun rehab.

Oklahoma's Brent Venables and Alabama's Kalen DeBoer have lived under intense microscopes at blue blood programs.

Noah Brown has played his final snap of the season for the Washington Commanders.

New Kentucky coach Will Stein is bringing Pat Biondo from Oregon with him as the Wildcats' new general manager, among his staff changes announced Tuesday.

The New York Jets are releasing veteran wide receiver Allen Lazard, a person with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press.

The " Gridiron Grandpa " thrilled both young and old alike with his return to the NFL 1,800 days after last throwing a touchdown pass.

Jowon Briggs was sitting in a New York Jets special teams meeting earlier this season when Chris Banjo turned to him and made a request.

It felt a little bit like Green Bay. And for Aaron Rodgers, it looked a little like Green Bay, too.

Commanders coach Dan Quinn revealed the anticipated news Monday afternoon -- the battered Jayden Daniels, who missed seven games with injuries, will not play another down this season.