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Pro Bowl left tackle Trent Williams and receiver Ricky Pearsall both missed practice Wednesday for the San Francisco 49ers, putting their status for the wild-card playoff game against the Philadelphia Eagles in question.

The NFL is down one Harbaugh in its coaching ranks, although Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh doesn't expect his older brother to be out of a job for long.

Keith Carter had a premium vantage point at the Sugar Bowl for arguably the biggest moment in Mississippi's college football history, standing directly behind the goalposts as Lucas Carneiro's 47-yard field goal split the uprights.

On average, each game of the 2025 NFL regular season drew 18.7 million viewers, the second most in history and the highest since 1989.

After his most recent game, ESPN's Joe Buck revealed that, unbeknownst to viewers, he had a shiner the entire time.

The Baltimore Ravens will hire a new coach for the first time in nearly 20 years.

Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters and coach Dan Quinn held a press conference Monday afternoon, presumably to face accountability and responsibility for a 5-12 season.

The Washington Commanders will replace both coordinators this offseason. The NFL franchise fired defensive coordinator Joe Whitt Jr. on Tuesday, with the team mutually agreeing to part ways with offensive play-caller Kliff Kingsbury, team sources ...

The Dallas Cowboys have fired first-year defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus after they allowed the most points and intercepted the fewest passes in franchise history, two people with knowledge of the decision said Tuesday.

The Dallas Cowboys fired first-year defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus on Tuesday after they allowed the most points and intercepted the fewest passes in franchise history.