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The Oakland Raiders have signed free agent cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie.
The Detroit Lions bolstered their depth at linebacker by acquiring Eli Harold in a trade with San Francisco.
THE NFL ON CBS will feature an impressive lineup of talent for coverage of the 2018 NFL season, which will culminate with Super Bowl LIII.
Paul Levesque, aka Triple H, WWE's EVP, Talent, Live Events & Creative, reveals what he looks for in up-and-coming wrestling talent.
Ohio State on Wednesday night suspended head football coach Urban Meyer three games for mishandling domestic violence accusations.
Major league baseball says all 30 teams will play on March 28, the earliest opening day in history, excluding international openers.
Nationals GM Mike Rizzo waved the white flag Tuesday by trading two of the team's veteran players, despite still being firmly in the playoff race.
CBS Sports' Nick Faldo breaks down the Northern Trust at Ridgewood Country Club, the first round of the 2018 FedExCup Playoffs.
Eli Harold spent the past two seasons kneeling aside San Francisco 49ers teammates such as Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid as a form of protest of racial injustice during the national anthem.
The Cubs' Yu Darvish, Indians' Trevor Bauer, and Red Sox pitcher Chris Sale all find themselves on the DL nursing various maladies.
What seemed like an angry rant from his coach about missing class, turned into a moment of elation for senior running back Gerald Hearns.
The food is about to get a lot more local at the Stockton Arena. The Stockton Heat announced a number of upgrades and changes ahead of the upcoming AHL and Stockton Kings G League Seasons.
The "Four Sides Of The Story" franchise returns with 2018's biggest sports stories, including Alabama's championship and Mayweather-McGregor.
Brandt Snedeker's first-round 59 at Sedgefield set the pace for his Wyndham Championship title, his ninth win on the PGA Tour.
Biles finished first in every discipline at the new Boston Garden this weekend — and most of them weren't close.
