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Not even Shedeur Sanders being named Cleveland's starting quarterback the rest of the season on Monday could quiet the second-guessing about Kevin Stefanski's failed 2-point conversion decisions in the 31-29 loss to Tennessee.

Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers shut up the folks calling for Mike Tomlin's departure - for one week at least.

As it turned out, the most important game impacting the most important decision the College Football Playoff selection committee made in 2025 took place in August.

As it turned out, the most important game impacting the most important decision the College Football Playoff selection committee made in 2025 took place in August.

Aaron Rodgers threw for 284 yards and a touchdown and even ran for TD in perhaps his best game with the Steelers, and Pittsburgh took sole possession of first place in the AFC North, holding on for a 27-22 win over the Ravens on Sunday when a ...

The Commanders' nightmare season hit rock bottom in Minnesota on Sunday, as quarterback Jayden Daniels and tight end Zach Ertz were both injured in a 36-0 loss to the Vikings.

Nobody paying attention for the past 24 months would be surprised to see Indiana - yes, Indiana - leading the way into this year's College Football Playoff.

The Dukes got in over Duke, and facing the Ducks is their reward.

Top-ranked Indiana is headed to its first Rose Bowl in 58 years to face Oklahoma or Alabama.

The Big 12 Conference announced Sunday it would fine Iowa State and Kansas State $500,000 each for opting out of bowl participation.