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It's not just Spencer and Logan Fano bringing some brotherly love to the combine, either. Three years ago, identical twins Chase and Sydney Brown were the featured family in Indianapolis. This year, it's the Fanos -- and the Styles.

The Atlanta Falcons have dismissed assistant defensive line coach LaTroy Lewis less than three weeks after hiring him, following social media posts accusing the former University of Michigan staff member of sexual assault and confirmation from Ann ...

The Atlanta Falcons dismissed assistant defensive line coach LaTroy Lewis on Friday, just hours before he was named as a suspect in a sexual assault case.

The Dallas Cowboys placed the franchise tag on George Pickens on Friday, a move that would guarantee the receiver $27.3 million in 2026 while the sides work on a long-term contract.

The NFL salary cap has topped $300 million for the first time, landing at $301.2 million in 2026 for a $22 million increase over last year.

The NFL Players Association isn't publicly releasing its annual survey that asks athletes to grade their teams' facilities, policies and benefits each offseason. An initial report indicated that the Commanders, who once ranked near the bottom of the ...

The NCAA football oversight committee is recommending emergency legislation to protect the transfer portal window by issuing penalties for schools and coaches who circumvent the rules.

The NFL scouting combine is underway at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, where 319 invited prospects are gathering for a week of medical evaluations, interviews and four days of on-field workouts, according to a report from The Associated Press.

The Commanders have a choice to make with the No. 7 pick in the upcoming NFL draft. The clock unofficially starts ticking this week as the top prospects in college football convene with teams at the scouting combine in Indianapolis.

Everybody loves a good second-chance story.