The NFL shut down its NFL House fan hub in Paris on Saturday, and the New Orleans Saints postponed their own fan events to Sunday as the French capital explodes in violent protests.
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Michigan quarterback Tommy Carr took the first snap while Bryce Underwood stood on the sideline against No. 6 Indiana on Saturday.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell says that the league could be going across the Pacific to play a game in Tokyo in upcoming seasons.
San Francisco 49ers star receiver Mike Evans will miss Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons because of Achilles tendinitis.
The Denver Broncos are bringing two former Cardinals defensive stalwarts into their game at Arizona on Sunday in All-Pro lineman Zach Allen and coordinator Vance Joseph, whose unit just throttled the reigning Super Bowl champs.
Atlanta Falcons All-Pro running back Bijan Robinson saw Zachariah Branch slam his helmet in frustration after his second fumble Sunday, pulled the rookie aside, offered encouraging words and prayed for him.
The NFL wanted the City of Light as a backdrop for Sunday's game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints, the league's first regular-season game in Paris. Instead, they're getting a city of protest.
Mike Locksley's Maryland tenure to be remembered both for bowl wins and lack of other major triumphs
The Mike Locksley era at Maryland will be remembered for his leadership in the aftermath of a program tragedy and guiding an upward progression to three-straight bowl victories. It also will be noted for his Terrapins' inability to win when it ...
The Atlanta Falcons have resurrected an older team logo in a new profile picture, and some are criticizing the team online for saying it too closely resembles Nazi imagery.
Work on preparing the grass field for Sunday's NFL game at Stade de France began months ago at an Italian farm near Milan.