SportsLine's Top Weekend Picks: Can Cowboys Stay Atop NFC East?
The Cowboys host the Eagles, with the NFC East lead on the line, SportsLine offers its top NFL picks, as the playoff race heats up.
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The Cowboys host the Eagles, with the NFC East lead on the line, SportsLine offers its top NFL picks, as the playoff race heats up.
The Baltimore Ravens are rolling into Arrowhead Stadium boasting the league's top-ranked defense for an intriguing matchup between playoff contenders.
Michael Locksley was officially introduced as University of Maryland's next head football coach.
Cornerback Brandon Carr has been selected as the Ravens' nominee for the 2018 Walter Payton Man of the Year Award.
Union head Tony Clark and new collective bargaining director Bruce Meyer said Wednesday their members also are concerned about rapid change in the way games are played.
Top leaders for the University of Maryland went to Capitol Hill on Wednesday to answer questions about the future of the institution after a student-athlete, Jordan McNair, died from heat stroke.
All the money raised goes to the National Federation of the Blind.
The University of Maryland has a new head football coach, announcing the hiring of University of Alabama Assistant Coach Michael Locksley Tuesday night.
The league, which is set to launch in 2020, announced where its inaugural franchises will be.
NFL on CBS analyst breaks down the two biggest matchups of the weekend: HOU vs. IND and KC vs. BAL
Houston is riding the league's longest active winning streak and their quarterback is a big reason why. He could light up this weekend.
Locksley, a Washington, D.C. native, is bringing in 20 years of coaching experience, including two stints at Maryland.
The Ohio State head coach decided to step down on Tuesday. As discussions about his coaching legacy begin, it's clear that it is a complicated one.
The Ravens should start Joe Flacco at quarterback over Lamar Jackson when they face the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.
The debate over who the Ravens should start at quarterback continues to rage. Here's why the answer should be Lamar Jackson.