Dylan Gwinn

Keeping a good poker face when on camera is a valued skill for all people in the public eye. But Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay failed to keep his poker face intact on Thursday night.

As if the combined coverage of every major sports network in America wasn’t enough, Raiders top pick Fernando Mendoza confirmed his status as an NFL football player by putting it out on LinkedIn.

Former Arizona State wide receiver Jordyn Tyson wept, knelt, and praised God after the Saints made him their first-round draft pick on Thursday night.

Every NFL analyst has a player they value highly and feel other analysts have undervalued. ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky is no different. However, his reaction to the Rams selection of Ty Simpson was very, very different.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive backs coach Dave Merritt was arrested Thursday morning on charges of misdemeanor domestic battery.

New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel will be present for the first two days of the draft but will depart on day three for counseling as new bombshell pics revealing the intimate nature of his relationship with former NFL reporter Dianna Russini come to light.

When the NFL Draft kicks off tonight it will be doing so without a very important person: The top quarterback and presumed #1 overall pick in the draft.

Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving has changed his Instagram profile picture to a Palestinian child reading a book from behind razor wire, as Israeli soldiers look on.

Professional wrestling legend Hulk Hogan took dangerous amounts of fentanyl on a daily basis as he coped with physical and emotional pain after his divorce, the late wrestler revealed in his final interview on Netflix.

The current push to expand the College Football Playoff (CFP) has sparked a war between the sport’s largest and most powerful media entities.

A White House presidential committee is arguing to expand the College Football Playoff (CFP) to 24 teams, according to a report from Yahoo! Sports’ Ross Dellenger.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin appears set to remain a former Steelers coach for at least a bit longer, as the longtime coach has signed on as a studio analyst on NBC’s Football Night in America.

New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel has finally broken his silence two weeks after intimate pictures of him canoodling with then-NFL reporter Dianna Russini at an exclusive Arizona resort were published by the New York Post.

The influencer who drowned while competing in an Ironman competition in Texas last week battled the flu in the days leading up to the event and ignored those telling her not to compete.

While the Boston Marathon hogged most of the headlines on Monday, the Delaware Marathon made a strong bid for some attention.

Nike has run afoul of walkers after posting a Boston Marathon ad that mocked those who walk their way through the famous race rather than run.

A certain golf reporter claims that LIV Golf went to extraordinary lengths to monitor him amid the rampant rumors that the Saudi-backed golf league was going out of business.

Days after The Athletic’s now former senior NFL reporter Dianna Russini resigned over intimate photos showing her canoodling with Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel at an exclusive resort in Arizona, the NFL has announced that Vrabel will not be investigated for his role in the alleged affair.

Everyone has tough days at the office, but what happened to Padres slugger Jake Cronenworth Saturday night is on a whole other level.

A parachuter trailing an American flag crashed into the scoreboard at Lane Stadium, Saturday, where the Virginia Tech Hokies were holding their annual football Spring Game.

Logan Paul channeled Marshawn Lynch Friday morning as he let Stephen A. Smith and the rest of ESPN’s First Take cast know that he really, really didn’t want to be there.

Reports of LIV Golf’s demise may have been exaggerated, but the once-touted rival to the PGA Tour is definitely on life support.

Pirates are known for trying to acquire the booty, but this particular Pirates fan may have taken it too far.

NBC analyst Kevin Kisner has apologized for his vociferous criticism of CBS’s coverage of The Masters, saying his harsh words went “too far.”

The public relations team for the WNBA’s Dallas Wings put the kibosh on a reporter when they asked #1 overall draft pick Azzi Fudd about her relationship with her girlfriend and now Wings teammate, Paige Bueckers.

Baseball wants to “let the kids play,” but Danny Kanell and Kirk Herbstreit think things may have gone too far.

The death of a California high school football star whose body was found earlier this month has been ruled a suicide.

Gerald Chaney, a longtime anthem singer for the Chicago White Sox, was taken to the hospital after collapsing on the field Wednesday night.

Luther Davis, a former defensive lineman at the University of Alabama and member of the Tide’s 2009 national championship team, plans to plead guilty to orchestrating a $20 million scheme in which he sought to defraud lenders by impersonating NFL athletes, such as Atlanta Falcons QB Micahel Penix Jr.

It is a well-known truth that whenever Jemele Hill is given an opportunity to make the right decision or read a situation correctly, she will not.

Embattled NFL insider Diana Russini has resigned from The Athletic after an investigation into pictures of her and New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel canoodling at an exclusive Arizona resort last week.

Former University of Miami star defensive end and projected Top 10 draft pick Reuben Bain Jr. was the driver in an accident that killed a passenger in his car in 2024.

PGA Tour golf star Sergio Garcia apologized Tuesday to fans following his well-publicized meltdown at The Masters over the weekend.

The Iowa football program is facing serious allegations of tampering and will have four wins from the 2023 season vacated, the NCAA announced on Tuesday.

There’s no safety net over the NHL bench; however, Colorado Avalanche head coach Jared Bednar probably wishes there were one.