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Deshaun Watson will practice for the first time this year with the Cleveland Browns on Wednesday, opening the 21-day window for the quarterback to return to the lineup.

The New England Patriots went from winning 11 consecutive AFC East titles during the Bill Belichick and Tom Brady era, to looking up to Buffalo in each of the past five seasons.

Miami -- 9-2 and No. 12 in the College Football Playoff rankings -- could be left out of the title tournament despite beating likely playoff-bound Notre Dame (9-2, No. 9 CFP).

The Denver Broncos won another close one, and this time they had some major help from the officials.

This would have been a particularly sweet win for Washington Commanders coach Dan Quinn.

NFL players don't traffic in moral victories and silver linings. But the Commanders said they looked -- and felt -- like a different team in their back-to-back overtime losses, even as their losing streak hit seven games after Sunday night's one ...

College football's coaching carousel continues to spin. Eleven Power Four coaches were fired this fall and another in March. Kentucky's Mark Stoops was the latest one shown the door and the fifth from the Southeastern Conference.

Kentucky has fired the Southeastern Conference's longest-tenured coach, ending Mark Stoops' tenure in his 13th season with the Wildcats after back-to-back losing records.

The race for division titles in the NFL got tighter in Week 13.

The Washington Commanders and Denver Broncos traded scores and highlight-worthy plays on Sunday night in a back-and-forth, overtime affair that ultimately ended with Washington's losing streak extended to seven games.