Ty Schalter

It's not just young players trying to keep up with the hit game, it's also their struggling parents and mentors.

Don't lose sight of one of the most intriguing Super Bowl matchups in years because the referees screwed up over the weekend.

The top four seeds in the NFL playoffs—the Kansas City Chiefs, New England Patriots, Los Angeles Rams, and New Orleans Saints—head into next weekend for a chance to play in the Super Bowl.

Many quarterbacks saw action in real NFL games this year, and none of them were named Colin Kaepernick. Let's see how they did, shall we?

After Super Bowl LI, some have argued that the NFL should adopt college football's supposedly fairer overtime format. Those people are wrong.

After tonight, there's absolutely no doubt about it: Tom Brady's the greatest quarterback ever to play, and this was the greatest Super Bowl ever.

Never count out Touchdown Tom, but if you weren't excited for the halftime show it's certainly safe to make a beer run or something.​

if Mack gets pushed around early, it could be a long night for everyone counting on him to pave the way for Atlanta's first Super Bowl win.

In his annual state of the league address during Super Bowl week, Roger Goodell called Thursday night games "high-quality." Three charts say he's wrong.

The Falcons just as surely re-established themselves as Super Bowl favorites.

With the stage set for them to succeed and everything on the line, the Chiefs offense had nothing on the Steelers defense.

The Packers walked into Arlington and handed the Cowboys their hat.