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No team was as active as the Washington Commanders this spring. In the first offseason for owner Josh Harris, coach Dan Quinn and general manager Adam Peters, the franchise overhauled a roster that finished 4-13 in 2023.

Sumo wrestling may be in the future for Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons. The three-time Pro Bowler went toe-to-toe with a sumo wrestler during his tour of Asia with Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud.

Tom Brady took hits for 23 seasons in the NFL. His off-field resilience was tested on Sunday as he withstood three hours of barbs and jabs during a live roast on Netflix.

Darrell Green's still got some gas in the tank. A video of the 64-year-old Hall of Famer showing off his trademark agility went viral over the weekend -- shocking fans who thought "the Ageless Wonder" might have slowed down.

Aaron Rodgers is on track to be on the field without limitations for the New York Jets in a few weeks.

The Miami Dolphins agreed to sign wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. to a one-year contract, a person with knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press on Friday.

Police in Dallas won't pursue criminal charges from a seven-year-old sexual assault claim against Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, according to a television report Thursday.

RFK Stadium can be demolished without any impact on the nearby environment, the National Park Service said Thursday. The federal agency can now issue a permit for D.C. officials to begin demolition.

The University of Houston will use powder blue alternate uniforms for its football team, reversing a previous choice to shelve the look under threat from the NFL.

X renewed its deal with the National Football League this week to amplify even more content on the platform.