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Monte Leon Coleman, an iconic member of the legendary Super Bowl champion Redskins teams of the 1980s and '90s has died at the age of 68.

From a linebacker named after a character from "The Godfather" to a running back best known as "Fat Man," the Washington Commanders added a handful of characters in the weekend's NFL draft.

Despite having just two picks in the top 100, Washington improved its defense by taking Ohio State linebacker Sonny Styles with the seventh pick in the first round and then filled a big need at wide receiver with Clemson's Antonio Williams early in ...

Maryland completed its football practice season Saturday afternoon with a "spring showcase," joining a growing trend of schools across the country dispensing with an intrasquad game to close spring ball.

The Kansas City Chiefs expect to unveil renderings for a new, $3 billion domed stadium later this year, and team owner Clark Hunt said Friday that their plan is to begin bidding for the Super Bowl, Final Four and College Football Playoff games.

Eight teams are still waiting to make their first selection of the NFL draft after a chaotic opening round that featured a flurry of trades.

The Baltimore Ravens took Penn State guard Olaivavega Ioane with the 14th pick in the draft Thursday night.

The Washington Commanders' defensive overhaul continued on Thursday, as the franchise selected Ohio State linebacker Sonny Styles with the seventh pick in this year's NFL draft.

Patriots coach Mike Vrabel said he is taking accountability for actions that have created a distraction for New England without addressing specifics about photos published recently of him with longtime NFL reporter Dianna Russini at an Arizona resort ...

Dallas Cowboys receiver George Pickens is planning to sign the $27.3 million franchise tag after the club declared it wouldn't negotiate a long-term contract this offseason, two people with knowledge of the decision said Thursday.