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CC Sabathia sheds tears as family reads tributes

CC Sabathia sheds tears as family reads tributes, looks forward to bullpen role in postseason

AB says he's done with NFL; calls out Kraft, Ben

Antonio Brown says he won’t play in the NFL anymore and also took a shot at New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft in a series of tweets sent Sunday morning.

Liverpool 5 points clear at top after beating Chelsea 2-1

Medvedev beats Coric to win St. Petersburg Open

Daniil Medvedev continued his storming run of form by beating Borna Coric 6-3, 6-1

The Latest: Agnew returns from benching, scores on KO return

Detroit’s Jamal Agnew ran a kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown against the Philadelphia Eagles

Tonga's cancer beater gets his moment at Rugby World Cup

There were times not too long ago when Nasi Manu was too sick and weak from the chemotherapy to walk up the steps at a stadium and watch a game of rugby

Adam Vinatieri hits first field goal, sort of

Adam Vinatieri walked onto the field for a 49-yard field goal attempt, and Colts fans were raucous in their support of him. Then he promptly banged it off the left upright. The good news was, it then bounced through for a 3-0 Colts lead over the Falcons, allowing Vinatieri and his home fans to exhale

Valencia draws amid protests against owner for firing coach

Valencia was held to a 1-1 draw at home by Leganés amid fans’ protests against club owner Peter Lim for his recent decision to fire the team’s popular coach

Belichick gives death stare after perfectly reasonable Q about Antonio Brown

Bill Belichick doesn’t want to deal with any Antonio Brown questions, but he needs to.

Week 3 Fantasy Blog

Ryan McDowell covers all of the touchdowns, injuries, big plays and more from Week Three of the NFL. (Getty Images)

Source: AB texts 'crossed the line' for Patriots

Antonio Brown’s threatening text messages to a woman who accused him of sexual misconduct “crossed the line” for the Patriots, according to a source, prompting the team to release the star receiver.

Antonio Brown deletes several of his Sunday morning tweets

Antonio Brown is trying to put the toothpaste back in the tube. Brown has deleted multiple Sunday morning tweets that attacked Patriots owner Robert Kraft and others, like Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and FOX analyst Shannon Sharpe. Brown also retweeted an article regarding threats directed

Holding flags a topic of NFL ref conference call

Addressing a surge of offensive holding penalties so far this season, the NFL held a conference call with its referees in an attempt to get everyone on the same page ahead of the rest of Week 3’s games.

Who are these guys? Obscure QBs and backups

Who are these guys? Already, eight NFL teams are starting quarterbacks they didn’t plan to have behind center about a month ago

Dalvin Cook: ‘I’ve got a top 5 (pasta) sauce in the world’ | MANNING HOUR

The Minnesota Vikings’ Dalvin Cook is known as The Chef, and he has the pasta skills to back it up.

Michael Vick believes Ben Roethlisberger will definitely return next season

Michael Vick and the NFL Kickoff crew discuss Ben Roethlisberger’s future with the Steelers.

The latest on Antonio Brown and his departure from the Patriots — Peter Schrager reports

Antonio Brown lasted just 11 days in New England. FOX Sports’ Peter Schrager explains how AB went from practicing with the Patriots to being released in the same day.

Sources: Ben won't have TJ surgery, back for '20

The Steelers expect Ben Roethlisberger to “be fine for next season” after having elbow surgery this week, a source told ESPN. The star QB will not need Tommy John surgery, according to the source.

NFL to de-emphasize holding calls starting in Week 3 — Mike Pereira explains

Mike Pereira explains to the NFL Kickoff crew why we’re likely to see fewer holding penalties going forward after a huge uptick in Week 1 and 2.

AB says he's done with NFL; calls out Kraft and Big Ben

Antonio Brown says he won’t play in the NFL any more and also took a shot at New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft in a series of tweets sent Sunday morning.

Antonio Brown’s attack on Robert Kraft guarantees a $10 million fight

If there was any question as to whether the Patriots would refuse to pay on Monday the first installment of receiver Antonio Brown’s already-earned $9 million signing bonus, that question was resolved in the form of a single tweet from Brown. Brown’s impulsive, unfiltered Sunday morning tweetstorm