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At 34 years old, in his 12th pro season and with his fourth team, Patriots right tackle Morgan Moses was the old man in his first year on New England's offensive line last season. It didn't stop him from starting all 21 games the Patriots played ...

The Miami Dolphins wide receiver room could receive a boost soon with the return of rookie Chris Bell, who has been sidelined for much of training camp while recovering from a knee injury sustained in college.

The Atlanta Falcons have signed defensive end Za'Darius Smith, the team said Tuesday.

The 2025 Indiana Hoosiers won the Big Ten and national championship and were the first team in the modern era to go 16-0. They have 10 starters back, the hottest coach in the game and a manageable schedule. It's Ohio State and Oregon generating most ...

O.J. Brigance, who won a Super Bowl with the Baltimore Ravens before waging an unyielding battle against amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, has died. He was 56.

As with any new lawn, it takes time for roots to take hold and the foundation to strengthen.

Najee Harris worked out for the New York Giants on Monday as the team weighs whether to sign the veteran running back who is nearly a year removed from tearing his left Achilles tendon.

With franchise stars Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase, Tee Higgins and Dexter Lawrence earning large salaries, the Cincinnati Bengals need to count on some young players to assemble their 53-man roster.

Las Vegas Raiders right guard Jackson Powers-Johnson left practice early Monday and was escorted by a trainer into the team facility.

The Commanders have ended one training camp battle. Undrafted rookie Drew Stevens is expected to be the team's starting kicker, as the Commanders planned to release veteran Jake Moody, sources familiar with the move confirmed on Monday.