NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Signs 5-Year Contract Extension
Roger Goodell has signed a five-year contract extension to remain commissioner of the NFL through 2024.
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Roger Goodell has signed a five-year contract extension to remain commissioner of the NFL through 2024.
On Wednesday, coach Todd Bowles rewarded the 38-year-old quarterback with a vote on confidence, confirming he will be the team's starter for the rest of the season.
Off to an 11-0 start and ranked No. 1 in the country, the Blue Devils are tough yet again.
WFAN.com's Jason Keidel sat down with Mike Francesa for a one-on-one interview before the sports talk pioneer leaves WFAN on Dec 15.
Giants interim coach Steve Spagnuolo officially announced Wednesday that Manning will indeed be the team's starter when it hosts the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday.
The Knicks are going to be without Tim Hardaway Jr., their second leading scorer, for at least two weeks and maybe more because of a "stress injury" to his leg.
Aaron Boone acknowledges that one of his first tasks as Yankees manager is to convince his players he can do the job.
For a team hell-bent since training camp on establishing "an identity," the Devils were coming awfully close to a multiple-personality diagnosis.
Case Keenum has led the Vikings to back-to-back victories over potential NFC playoff teams on the road. He'll look to do it a third time in Carolina on Sunday.
Ben McAdoo is now just another name on the list of former NFL head coaches. His term with the Giants was incredibly short, especially considering that he led New York to the playoffs in his first year and beat an excellent Dallas Cowboys team twice in 2016.
Ondrej Pavelec figured he'd see action during a busy stretch for the Rangers that includes three divisional games in five nights. But the 30-year-old goaltender was called on sooner than expected.
Glenn Crooks and Roberto Abramowitz stepped up big time during the latest edition of the "Soccer in the City" podcast. And good thing they did, because there was a lot to discuss.
Hal Steinbrenner initially wanted someone with managerial experience to lead his Yankees into this next phase of their storied history.
Wednesday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" featured the magic of button-pusher extraordinaire "The" Eddie Scozzare.
Chris Lopresti showed up on Wednesday ready to get to work. Good thing he did. He had a lot to address.
