The Minnesota Vikings spent $2 million on about 1,900 tickets for seats located behind the visitor sideline at Ford Field for the game against the Lions Sunday.

For Baltimore and its superstar quarterback, the regular season was a success, but also a pointless exercise if it doesn’t win the games that matter.

The Ravens are on the brink of repeating as AFC North division champions. The Sporting News breaks down their potential ...

This could be Mike McCarthy's final game as head coach of the Cowboys as the team makes roster moves and absorbs punishments ...

Jason Kelce chatted with the Linc — yes, the concrete and steel of the Philadelphia Eagles’ home stadium answered him with a pep talk — before the retired All-Pro lineman toured the city in his Eagles ...

Former Iowa Hawkeyes star pass rusher has become a major key piece for the Green Bay Packers. As the Packers look to make a ...

Alexander has been limited to seven games this season due to a knee injury. The two-time Pro Bowler has two interceptions, ...

Albeit improbable, the Cincinnati Bengals still have a chance to steal the third and final AFC Wild Card spot.

During a Friday appearance on 105.3 The Fan, Jones was asked about the rumblings that Gruden could return to the NFL sideline ...

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers once had a great deal of power within the New York Jets organization, but it has reportedly gone up ...

Danica Patrick and Will Blackmon are considering collaborating on a wine-themed podcast that merges their shared passion for ...

The 49ers played in Super Bowl LVIII to cap the 2023 season and each of the two postseason trips before that featured San ...