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The San Francisco 49ers will likely miss starting linebacker Dre Greenlaw in Monday's primetime home game against the Washington Commanders.

Coaches always preach about putting their players in the best position to succeed. Several fell short of that mantra in Week 5 and instead led their teams to disheartening defeats.

It may be time for Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris to fire up that high-powered search committee of his again. You know, the one that scoured the earth and worked around the clock to find the coach who would lead this franchise out of the ...

James Madison is leaving the Sun Belt Conference for the American Conference in 2028.

None of the Commanders on the field seemed to understand the urgency required in the final sequence.

The Houston Texans got a big win on Sunday against the Tennessee Titans and then received even bigger news in the aftermath -- the offense has added wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. in a trade with the Arizona Cardinals.

Philadelphia linebacker Jeremiah Trotter Jr.'s ejection from Sunday's 19-17 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in London came 21 years after his father was also tossed from an NFL game.

Georgia moved up to No. 1 in The Associated Press Top 25 on Sunday following its win at Alabama, Texas dropped six spots to No. 7 after its loss to rival Oklahoma and Oregon was unranked for the first time in four years after losing for the second ...

The Bears wore No. 89 stickers on the backs of their helmets Sunday. The Packers and Bears honored late coach Mike Ditka with a pregame moment of silence. Bears coach Ben Johnson had said Friday that Ditka is "the gold standard in terms of this place ...

Philip Hauff says he has owned Chicago Bears season tickets for the last 25 years but had never attended one of his favorite team's games at Lambeau Field before this week.