Ray Lewis: Slow Down With Darnold, Let Him Go Through His Bumps And Bruises
'Inside The NFL' analyst Ray Lewis wants to slow the roll a little bit on the New York Jets' Sam Darnold hype train.
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'Inside The NFL' analyst Ray Lewis wants to slow the roll a little bit on the New York Jets' Sam Darnold hype train.
What division is the best in the NFL this season? Local CBS sports anchors weigh in.
Keegan Bradley beat Justin Rose on the first hole of a playoff to win the BMW Championship and stay alive in the FedExCup Playoffs.
The Red Sox slugger could become first since Mickey Mantle to lead both leagues in batting average, HR and RBI.
The league's first week of broadcasts saw upticks in viewers compared to last season.
Week 1: Bills vs. Ravens
The Baltimore Ravens harassed and embarrassed Buffalo quarterback Nathan Peterman on a rainy Sunday afternoon and beat the rebuilding Bills 47-3.
The Rays have won 16 of 19 overall and outscored the Orioles 32-10 in a three-game sweep.
The tropical storm Florence, on track to likely hit the East Coast of the US this week, was upgraded to a hurricane Sunday morning. And in a busy start to the 2018 Atlantic hurricane season, two other big storms are brewing right behind it.
The US Open has fined Serena Williams $17,000 for three code violations during her loss in Saturday's women's singles final, the United States Tennis Association said.
Miami Dolphins receiver Kenny Stills says he's encouraged by Nike's new endorsement deal with his friend and fellow activist Colin Kaepernick, and wishes the NFL would show similar support for their cause.
Thanks to some untimely penalties, Maryland found itself down 14-10 at halftime to Mid-American Conference team Bowling Green. Then the Terps' running game took over.
Dortch returned two punts for touchdowns and caught a scoring pass, and Wake Forest beat FCS Towson 51-20 in its home opener on Saturday.
Ryan Yarbrough struggled but got his 14th win, most among major league rookies, and the Tampa Bay Rays won their 10th straight home game by beating the Baltimore Orioles 10-5 on Saturday night.
No one had noticed Colin Kaepernick sitting on a bench as the American national anthem rang out during a pre-season match on August 16, 2016. No questions were asked, no objections raised.