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The struggling Baltimore Ravens got a dose of good news this week with the return to the practice field of two-time MVP Lamar Jackson. But how much progress their star quarterback has made from a hamstring injury remains unclear as the Ravens host ...

Former University of Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron, who helped lead the team to back-to-back national championships, announced Thursday that heis running for lieutenant governor of Alabama.

Versatile running back Roger Craig, former MVP Ken Anderson and returning finalists Maxie Baughan and Jim Tyrer are among the 34 players who advanced to the next stage for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2026 in the seniors category.

The NCAA approved a rule change on Wednesday that will allow athletes and athletic department staff members to bet on professional sports.

Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton insists his recent comments were a shout-out to Jaxson Dart, not a shot at Russell Wilson.

Just as it appeared Lamar Jackson would again be absent from practice, the two-time MVP took the field for the Baltimore Ravens.

The NFL is not considering dropping Bad Bunny as its Super Bowl halftime headline performer, Commissioner Roger Goodell said Wednesday, reaffirming a decision to put the Grammy-winning Puerto Rican artist on the league's biggest stage that led to ...

The Washington Commanders will be without quarterback Jayden Daniels for Monday night's game against the Chiefs in Kansas City.

New York Giants backup signal-caller Russell Wilson wasn't impressed by a vague jab from his former coach with the Denver Broncos, Sean Payton.

The Washington Commanders' battered receiver corps is trending upwards. Coach Dan Quinn said Tuesday that pass-catchers Deebo Samuel and Terry McLaurin would practice this week ahead of Monday's game in Kansas City against the Chiefs.