Marcus Jordan, the son of NBA legend Michael Jordan, was arrested in Florida and booked into Orange County Jail for driving under the influence and resisting arrest.
The NFL will remove the slogan “End Racism” from the end zones at the Caeasr’s Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana, on Sunday, site of Super Bowl LIX. Instead, the league will opt for the phrases “Choose Love” and “It Takes All of Us.”
UFC President Dana White shared President Donald Trump’s defiant response after the UFC chief begged the then-candidate to quit politics following the attempt on his life in Butler, Pennsylvania, in July.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says the league has no plans to shut down its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) offices. In fact, he says DEI makes the “NFL better.”
Roger Goodell has heard your petty internet conspiracy theories about the Chiefs getting favoritism from NFL officials and has branded those concerns “ridiculous.”
UFC featherweight fighter Bryce Mitchell has issued a public apology after going on a pro-Hitler rant last week where he described the Nazi dictator as a “good guy” he might want to go fishing with.
Those hoping for the Commanders to change their name back to Redskins or just to a different name can stop hoping. The Commanders are here to stay.
Stephen A. Smith makes millions of dollars and gets to talk about sports all day but after a poll showing him only one point behind former Vice Presidential Nominee Tim Walz, the ESPN talker is considering a career change.
The Browns may not be interested in trading Myles Garrett, but Myles Garrett is interested in trading Myles Garrett.
Angel Reese’s mother got a lot more than she bargained for when she appeared on a recent episode of her daughter’s podcast: She got her mortgage paid off.
Shilo Sanders sees people online out there there trying to “destroy” him, the same way people try to destroy President Trump.
UFC President Dana White reacted with “disgust” after American fighter Bryce Mitchell launched into a wild rant praising Adolf Hitler on the opening episode of his podcast.
The community of supposed conspiracy theorists who remain convinced NFL officials show favoritism to the Chiefs is growing.
The NFL is preparing for the Super Bowl on February 9. However, Hall of Famer Troy Aikman is already looking to the offseason, during which he believes the league needs to fix its officiating problem.
Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce says his team is unbothered and has actually embraced becoming the villains of the NFL.
Days after the controversial call that helped send the Kansas City Chiefs to the Super Bowl and sent the Buffalo Bills home, Bills GM Brandon Beane is still convinced the refs got it wrong.
Angel Reese is an elite athlete and a promising young basketball star, making it unlikely that she eats the special McDonald’s meal that bears her name.
Bill Belichick is no longer in the NFL (at least for a year, anyway), but that doesn’t mean he’s short on suggestions for the league.
Barstool Sports Founder Dave Portnoy has vowed never to watch football again, but that doesn’t mean he’s not watching lousy behavior from fans.
A wild scene erupted in the closing moments of the VCU vs. St. Louis basketball game on Tuesday night. Several older fans came tumbling down the stairs in a swirling brawl that required multiple security officers to break up.
An 18-year-old Eagles fan who climbed a light pole during a citywide celebration after the Eagles victory in the NFC Championship Game has died.
The internet seems convinced that Deion Sanders is poised to play the part of Archie Manning and pick which team will be allowed to draft his son. However, Browns General Manager Andrew Berry doesn’t see it that way.
Jerry Jones may not be giving Cowboys fans a lot to cheer about, but he is dispensing pure gold when it comes to one-liners.
Legendary NFL kicker Adam Vinatieri thinks Patrick Mahomes might be ready to enter the conversation about who the greatest quarterback of all time is. However, he would really help his case by winning another Super Bowl.
No one said winning was easy, and no one said watching winners would be cheap. As the Chiefs and Eagles prepare to rematch at Super Bowl 59 in New Orleans, prices for the relatively limited number of luxury suites at
Patrick Mahomes was effusive with praise for his vanquished foe, the Buffalo Bills, after Sunday night’s AFC Championship Game. His wife, much less so.
It’s not unusual for former NFL referees working in media to back their former colleagues on controversial calls, but that’s not what happened on Sunday.
A controversial call that enraged fans online and NFL watchers everywhere (outside of Kansas City, that is) has prompted calls for league officials to make major rule changes that other sports have already embraced.
Barstool Sports Founder Dave Portnoy is fed up with what he calls “disgusting” and “rigged” NFL officiating and vowing never to watch again after a controversial call late in the AFC Championship Game cost him his $1 million Super Bowl bet.
Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes won the AFC Championship Game on Sunday night, and he also won the postgame interview.
If the NFL expected that a change in referee assignment would keep the AFC Championship Game scandal-free, it did not.
No one outside Kansas City wants to see the Chiefs dominate in the playoffs anymore. However, one frequent KC postseason fixture is winning the internet.
A Massachusetts jury acquitted Patriots safety Jabrill Peppers in his domestic violence case.
Tennis star Novak Djokovic was booed heavily by fans at the Australian Open after an injury forced him out of his highly anticipated matchup against Alexander Zverev.
On a recent episode of The Herd w/Colin Cowherd, Tom Brady said that quarterbacks who scramble should lose thier protection.
Former Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll has retired from retirement and signed on to become the next head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders.
FS1 host Colin Cowherd blasted the Cowboys reported intent to hire offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer as their new head coach, calling it the “fall of an American brand.”
The NFL showcased four dramatic and exciting games last weekend, yet the league’s playoff ratings declined for a second week in a row.
The ratings are in from the CFP national championship game in the first year of the expanded playoff, and they show a 12 percent decline from last year.
Are you tired of being called a tin-foil hat conspiracy theorist when you accuse NFL officials of favoritism toward the Chiefs? Well, today could be your day.
