Mike Florio discusses the upcoming NFL Pro Bowl Games and what the future of the event could be.

It didn't take Pat Fitzgerald long to start working his local connections again. While making the rounds of Chicago-area high schools, Fitzgerald picked up a commitment from Lincoln-Way East long ...

Seahawks defensive tackle Leonard Williams shares insights on the upcoming playoff game. He emphasizes the team's consistent preparation approach (0:44) and the impact of the home crowd, the "12s" ...

Seahawks poised to dominate injury-ravaged 49ers in divisional round playoff rematch at home with superior defense and ...

In the span of about a week, the Texas Longhorns saw their entire running back room emptied with departures to the transfer portal. Star running back Quintrevion Wisner, the Longhorns' leading rusher ...

Apple appears poised to make a significant change to its long-standing product launch strategy. Reports indicate that the company might release the iPhone 18 as early as spring 2026, deviating from ...

BATON ROUGE — When Lane Kiffin looks at the roster he inherited after taking the LSU football head coaching job, he had plenty of position groups in which the talent could be upgraded. That's where ...

Former Arizona Cardinals and University of Pittsburgh wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald was named one of 15 modern-era finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026. Fitzgerald is in his ...

Drew Brees, Larry Fitzgerald, Frank Gore and Jason Witten are the first-ballot Hall of Fame candidates. Philip Rivers, who returned to play for the Indianapolis Colts in 2025, is no longer eligible.

Two-time Super Bowl MVP Eli Manning is a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame for the second year in a row, the Hall announced on Tuesday. Manning joins four players who are finalists in their ...

Fifteen players are one step closer to football immortality. The NFL and Pro Football Hall of Fame announced the list of modern-era finalists for the Class of 2026 on Tuesday. Among the 15 players are ...

For most of this season, the Buccaneers have taken the same approach as most teams on kickoffs: Kick the ball into the landing zone and try to tackle the returner before he reaches the 35-yard line.