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A surprising number of current and former NFL players showed up in police reports over Super Bowl weekend -- some as crime victims and others as accused perpetrators.

Turning Point USA says it plans to bring back its alternative "All American" halftime show next year after debuting in competition with the official Super Bowl show this year, the British newspaper The Independent reports.

Undeterred by all the rules favoring the offense and quarterbacks bringing more athleticism than ever to the field, the Seattle Seahawks verified that defense can still dominate the NFL in 2026.

Shannon Harris took over as head coach of the DC Defenders just a week before the season started last year. Now, with the interim tag removed and a UFL championship under his belt, Harris credits the continuity of the Defenders' coaches and staff for ...

The Super Bowl lasted all of 13 minutes for many Puerto Ricans in San Juan and beyond.

The Seattle Seahawks' dominant defense stifled the New England Patriots in a lopsided 29-13 win on Sunday as the Seahawks claimed their second Super Bowl title in franchise history.

Devon Witherspoon, Derick Hall, Byron Murphy and the rest of Mike Macdonald's ferocious defensive unit pummeled Drake Maye, and the Seattle Seahawks beat the New England Patriots 29-13 on Sunday to win the franchise's second Super Bowl.

Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny preached unity in a Spanish-language halftime performance at the Super Bowl on Sunday night, garnering mostly positive reviews from NFL fans online.

ESPN's Randy Moss lobbies against writers voting for NFL Hall of Fame.

Punk band Green Day didn't make waves in a performance before the Super Bowl in Santa Clara, California, on Sunday afternoon. However, NBC censored the controversial band for a TV broadcas ...