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Jacob Rodriguez was sleeping on the floor of his brother's apartment and learning how to really play defense when he joined Texas Tech for spring practice in 2022, right after a season as a quarterback at Virginia.

Kansas lawmakers are poised to vote Monday on a proposal that could lure the Kansas City Chiefs across the state line from Missouri, and replace popular but aging Arrowhead Stadium with a new facility capable of hosting major year-round events.

Steelers receiver DK Metcalf swiped at a fan leaning over the railing in the front row at Ford Field during the second quarter of Pittsburgh's game against the Detroit Lions on Sunday.

The Commanders opened the season with eyes on their first division title in five years. Instead, they watched from the sidelines on Saturday as the rival Philadelphia Eagles celebrated after claiming the NFC East again.

Bryce Young threw for 191 yards and two touchdowns, Lathan Ransom intercepted Baker Mayfield with 42 seconds left and the Carolina Panthers beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 23-20 on Sunday to take over first place in the NFC South.

Well, now we know that there's a line in the sand that the Washington Commanders won't allow you to cross.

Well, now we know that there's a line in the sand that the Washington Commanders won't allow you to cross.

San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk posted Saturday to social media a video that appeared to show him speeding past Levi's Stadium in Northern California at more than 100 mph.

Perhaps it was James Madison going for it twice on fourth down on its first drive of the game.

The Commanders lost quarterback Marcus Mariota to a hand injury during Saturday's 29-18 home loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, which also allowed the defending Super Bowl champions to clinch the NFC East title.