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Patriots coach Mike Vrabel left his team's 16-3 wild-card playoff victory over the Los Angeles Chargers with his face literally bloodied, but an unshaken confidence in his team.

The Atlanta Falcons, who made immediate public disclosure of their interest in including John Harbaugh in their search for a coach, said Monday they have interviewed the former Baltimore coach.

His season over after a failed Super Bowl repeat bid, Jalen Hurts sounded like a quarterback who's ready for a fifth Eagles offensive coordinator in five seasons.

No. 10 Miami needs everything at its disposal to slow down top-seeded Indiana's high-scoring offense in next week's College Football Playoff championship.

The NFL won't have a repeat Super Bowl champion.

Matthew Stafford has spent a career accumulating staggering numbers with more than 64,000 yards passing, more than 400 TD passes and a Super Bowl title.

Brock Purdy threw a go-ahead 6-yard touchdown pass to Christian McCaffrey late in the fourth quarter, San Francisco used a trick play on a TD toss from receiver Jauan Jennings, and the 49ers eliminated the defending Super Bowl champion Eagles with a ...

The Baltimore Ravens have interviewed Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy for their head coaching vacancy.

Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur was more interested in talking about his team's future than his own a day after the biggest playoff collapse in the franchise's storied history.

Josh Allen took a pounding and doled out punishment - looking every bit like the reigning MVP.