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Arch Manning finally visits Neyland Stadium where his uncle Peyton made quite the legacy for himself when top-ranked Texas visits No. 14 Tennessee.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold returned to practice Wednesday for the first time since he was injured in the team's season opener.

If Baltimore Ravens fans were hoping for a dramatically better injury report this week, Wednesday wasn't the best start.

President Trump will attend the University of Tennessee college football game against top-ranked University of Texas in Knoxville, Tennessee on Saturday, the White House confirmed to The Washington Times.

The NFL hasn't seen an early-season injury epidemic at quarterback quite like this in a long time.

Sunday's matchup between the Washington Commanders and Seattle Seahawks won't have the same star power that was once expected, as quarterbacks Jayden Daniels and Sam Darnold are both expected to remain sidelined with injuries.

The Carolina Panthers placed backup running back Jonathon Brooks on injured reserve with a groin injury on Wednesday.

It's a perennial graphic on NFL broadcasts in mid-September. Just 11% of squads that start 0-2 have later qualified for the postseason since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970. That spells trouble for the eight teams waiting on their first win.

The best predictor of future behavior isn't past behavior, at least for Maryland coach Mike Locksley, whose Terrapins begin Big Ten play trying to not let one loss in a big spot again spiral into another wayward season.

ADAM CAROLLA on Colin Kaepernick: "You don't present as Black; the reason you have a 26-foot Afro now is you're trying to present as Black."