Category: sports

There simply isn’t anyone better than Jefferson

Melissa Stark left the Monday Night Football sidelines 20 years ago to start a family. She never imagined she’d get a chance to return, and now she’s seizing it.

The latest injury news and possible return dates for New York Jets players.

The New York Giants visit the Washington Commanders on Sunday night in Week 15, and here are three reasons for optimism.

We’re looking at 15 impact players to watch on Sunday when the Philadelphia Eagles travel to Soldier Field to face the Chicago Bears

We’ve rounded up the latest 2023 mock drafts ahead of Week 15, where the Bears are poised to land 1 of 2 generational talents on defense.

Minnesota, which could wrap up the NFC North title with a win, trailed 33-0 at halftime. The Vikings are making a game of it in the fourth quarter.

Miami’s vaunted passing attack has been largely shut down the past two weeks. Here’s why it’s happening, and how the team can respond tonight against the Bills.

How much longer can the Panthers offense last without really airing it out? We might get that answer Sunday against the Steelers.

What’s your score prediction for the Broncos’ game against the Cardinals?

Week 15 is set to be a pivotal juncture for several teams in playoff contention. The New York Giants and Washington Commanders headline the action.

We spoke with Giants Wire to preview the Commanders and Giants Week 15 rematch.

Yahoo Sports’ Charles McDonald has taken notice of Detroit’s surge, and if you don’t want to credit the head coach for that, you know where to find him.

To have a chance at going 4-0, the Packers defense must step up to the challenges awaiting over the final four games.

NFL Media’s Brian Baldinger breaks down Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence’s 2022 performance.

College Wire regional editor Patrick Conn goes back to his roots with his first mock draft of the 2023 cycle.

Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson discusses his team’s Week 15 preparation against the Dallas Cowboys.

The 49ers are NFC West champions as Brock Purdy’s fairytale run continued, leading San Francisco to a 21-13 win over the Seahawks in Seattle. Former NFL great Drew Brees has a new job in college football while the NCAA selected a new president, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker. Plus, Baker could encounter resistance from a familiar, yet surprising figure.

The San Francisco 49ers are NFC West champs after defeating the Seattle Seahawks. Here are the winners and losers from “Thursday Night Football.”

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett broke a bone in his index finger Thursday night of Week 15 against the San Francisco 49ers.

For the first time in his NFL career, former Panthers star Christian McCaffrey can call himself a division champion.

Despite being banged up, the 49ers marched into Seattle and ran right past their division rivals on TNF to clinch the NFC West crown.

Looks like it is going to be another long night defensively for the Seahawks.

Albert Breer, Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry discuss the possibility of the Patriots losing linebackers coach Jerod Mayo next season.

49ers QB Brock “Mr. Irrelevant” Purdy continues to make big plays. This time, he goofed Seattle’s linebackers with pump fakes and a TD pass.

No offense mom, but that was pretty cool.

“I’m sure they hate me,” said Parsons, a native of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, who acknowledged his comments created a “s— storm” but also elaborated on them.

Cowboys LB Micah Parsons acknowledged his comments about Eagles QB Jalen Hurts created a “s— storm,” but he elaborated on them Thursday with no apology.

The injury-plagued Patriots could be shorthanded in Sunday’s game against the Raiders.

Should Patriots fans feel optimistic about the direction of the team after their last three drafts? Should New England prioritize a Josh Uche contract extension? Phil Perry answers these questions and more in his latest mailbag.