This tortoise’s sex drive saved his species from extinction
What has 4 legs and 2,000 children? Meet Diego the tortoise
Watt has a funny memory of Rivers.
Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt shared a story on Twitter about former San Diego Chargers and Indianapolis Colts QB Philip Rivers.
How the Colts can replace Philip Rivers.
This offseason is going to be like none other in recent memory when it comes to the salary cap.
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick's girlfriend, Linda Holliday, fired back at an Instagram commenter who brought up Belichick "letting Tom Brady go."
Fresh off a win, Cheyenne Woods is caddying for her boyfriend, Yankees OF Aaron Hicks, at the Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions.
Injury update for Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes ahead of AFC Championship Game vs. Buffalo Bills.
Just how close was Justin Tucker's first missed field goal against the Bills? Take a look.
Don’t fuss, it’s really not the end of the world that the Mets didn't sign George Springer. In fact, it might be a blessing in disguise.
A look at the free-agent quarterbacks the Chicago Bears can target this offseason.
Mics caught some of the back-and-forth between Jalen Ramsey and Davante Adams.
Will this add onto the already-speculated tension between the Brady and Belichick?
The world’s No 3 golfer was dropped as a sponsor for the clothing designer after his mistake at the Sentry Tournament of Champions
The Bills had the No. 10 pick in the 2017 draft, but they opted to trade it to the Chiefs in exchange for the No. 27 pick, a third-round pick, and a 2018 first-round pick. Patrick Mahomes became the 10th pick and trading away a pick that turned into a player who has won MVP [more]
5. Dan Marino (Miami Dolphins 1983-1999) Perhaps a controversial pick, given that Dan Marino famously never won a Super Bowl. However, Marino’s output was so impressive he cannot be denied from the list. Marino was the first quarterback to pass for 5,000 yards in a season, was a Pro Bowler on nine occasions and won the league MVP award in 1984. Marino was ahead of his time in terms of the numbers he delivered and the style with which he played. A true icon. 4. Aaron Rodgers (Green Bay Packers 2005-present) Aaron Rodgers is often considered the most talented quarterback of all time. He has the special ability to read the field and produce the perfect pass to match whatever situation is thrown at him. Rodgers is a nine-time Pro Bowler as well as winning the league MVP in 2011 and 2014. He is likely to add a third MVP title following this year’s showing. The fact that Rodgers has once again been the best player in the entire league, at the age of 37, catapults him into the top five of all time. He has one Super Bowl to his name, he could well have a second in just a few weeks time. 3. Peyton Manning (Indianapolis Colts 1998-2011, Denver Broncos 2012-15) The longevity of Peyton Manning was truly remarkable. He was voted into the Pro Bowl on 14 occasions and was recognised as the best player in the league five times. Manning’s intelligence and ability to change plays at the line of scrimmage was truly unique at the time. He won two Super Bowls and arguably should have won more. The fact that Manning managed to claim his second ring with the Denver Broncos right at the end of his career ensures he makes the top three of all time.
In this new 2021 NFL Mock Draft, the Chicago Bears mortgage the future on a quarterback with an unproven resume.
Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre has some advice for Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who suffered a concussion on Sunday. Be careful. Favre realizes that Mahomes will want to play. Favre spent almost all of his career in an era before the NFL took concussions seriously. For him, whether to play or not play due [more]
Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry break down what comes next for the eight Patriots players who opted out of the 2020 NF: season.
Dan Campbell joins Dick Jauron and Joe Schmidt as the only former Detroit Lions players to coach the team in the Super Bowl era
These players may have gotten playing time for Washington in 2020, but it wouldn't surprise us to see them get cut this offseason.