Ray Lewis Among First-Year Nominees For Hall of Fame
Star linebackers Ray Lewis and Brian Urlacher and game-breaking wide receiver Randy Moss are among 11 first-year eligible players for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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Star linebackers Ray Lewis and Brian Urlacher and game-breaking wide receiver Randy Moss are among 11 first-year eligible players for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Zach Britton's second blown save of the season came at a particularly bad time for the slumping Baltimore Orioles.
The Baltimore Orioles released their 2018 season schedule on Tuesday.
Fantasy Football is back and one of the most important things to master is the waiver wire. Check out our top waiver picks for this week!
The first week of the NFL season gave us our first taste of football, but also several devastating injuries.
Georgia and Auburn hit the road, but only one returned home happy. Notes from those games as well as highlight-reel catches are part of this week's report.
There was a history making performance during Monday Night Football, and it had nothing to do with the players on the field.
Swept out of Cleveland by the red-hot Indians, the Baltimore Orioles didn't have better luck north of the border.
The NFL apologized for its "unacceptable" tweet after the Chiefs upset the Super Bowl champions 42-27 in the season opener Thursday night. The game ended about a half-hour before the strongest earthquake in Mexico in a half-century struck the country's southern coast.
Los Angeles has received its formal go-ahead to host the 2028 Olympics, getting a thumbs-up from the International Olympic Committee's evaluation commission.
The NFL moved quickly Monday in hopes of reversing a federal judge's decision that has blocked the league's six-game suspension of star Dallas running back Ezekiel Elliott over a domestic violence case in Ohio.
The NFL on CBS team takes a look at which rookie head coach could cause the biggest turnaround in 2017.
The Packers beat the Seahawks, 17-9, in an exciting and well-played season opener that lacked the expected high scoring.
The Bengals hadn't been blanked in their season opener since 1979, when they lost at Denver 10-0.
The Ravens picked off Andy Dalton four times and forced him to fumble away another opportunity Sunday in a 20-0 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals that was as basic as it gets. Baltimore won it with defense.
