Winless Browns Blocking Ravens' Path To Playoffs
There's no easy road to the AFC playoffs. However, the Baltimore Ravens may be on one.
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There's no easy road to the AFC playoffs. However, the Baltimore Ravens may be on one.
With so much NFL and college football bowl action this weekend, SportsLine offers its top picks.
Teams are preparing for their conference schedule at this point of year, but the next couple of weeks will see a menu of notable interconference games and holiday tournaments.
The semifinals of the fantasy football season has arrived, so here are CBS Local Sports' Week 15 Starts and Sits.
THE NFL TODAY's Bill Cowher weighs in on the important Week 15 matchup between the New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers.
CBS Sports college football analyst discusses the bowl season and breaks down the two College Football Playoff semifinal games.
WWE's Clash of Champions 2017 features Daniel Bryan's return, along with many SmackDown championship matches. Experts pick the winners.
Paulie Malignaggi, Showtime Boxing Analyst, discusses his favorite fights from 2017 and the wild year in boxing.
Villanova has staked its claim to the top spot in the college basketball rankings, and the Wildcats may just be able to stay on top for quite a while.
The Ravens (7-6) are chasing a playoff berth. The Browns (0-13) are trying to avoid becoming the second 0-16 team in NFL history.
The top two teams in the AFC meet on the field Sunday in a game that will likely decide homefield advantage for the playoffs.
Week 15 means we are in the semifinals of most fantasy football leagues. As we enter the final two-week stretch of the fantasy season, here are CBS Local Sports' top waiver wire pickups for Week 15.
The Baltimore Orioles are desperate for starting pitching and their superstar is one year away from a run in free agency that likely lands him well over $200 million.
Boomer Esiason, Inside The NFL analyst and former NFL quarterback, explains who will represent the NFC in Super Bowl 52.
As a big league umpire, Dale Scott saw maybe 1 million pitches from the field. His final call, it turned out, was the easiest of all.
