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Derrick Henry is preparing to face the Tennessee Titans for the first time as an opponent.

Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson likes his three quarterbacks. He has been pretty clear on that point for a while.

Tennessee quarterback Cam Ward said Wednesday that performing on the field will cut out all the social media criticism being thrown at his family in the wake of an 0-3 start.

Wisconsin showcased how it could respond to adversity when it erased a 17-point deficit Saturday at then-No. 13 Penn State, delivering the signature victory of coach Luke Fickell's tenure.

Coming off a loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Cincinnati Bengals have a shake-up at the back of their wide receiver/tight end room that has a significant impact on offense as well as special teams.

J.J. McCarthy is practicing for the first time since joining the New York Giants following a trade from Minnesota, but his role for this weekend and moving forward remains unclear.

Derrick Henry is preparing to face the Tennessee Titans for the first time as an opponent.

The bill that passed the Senate this week is called the Protect College Sports Act. If it becomes a law, one of the most important outcomes could be its ability to save Olympic sports in the United States.

Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels has a shot to start Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts and would wear a brace on his injured left elbow, Washington coach Dan Quinn said Wednesday.

A former Auburn staffer has been arrested on charges of stealing trade secrets from the football program and sending them to competitors, according to court records.