Cardinals QB Carson Palmer Retires After 15 NFL Seasons
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Carson Palmer is retiring after 15 NFL seasons.
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Arizona Cardinals quarterback Carson Palmer is retiring after 15 NFL seasons.
Coach Marvin Lewis got a two-year contract extension Tuesday, yet two more chances to try to get the Cincinnati Bengals that playoff victory that has eluded him for 15 seasons.
Inside The NFL analyst Ray Lewis weighs in on the 2018 NFC Wildcard Weekend.
Giddy Buffalo fans are making a surge in donations to Andy Dalton's foundation.
Black Monday, the NFL's day of reckoning for coaches, saw Chuck Pagano, Jim Caldwell, Jack Del Rio and John Fox all get fired.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told 105.3 The Fan on Tuesday that "we'll have quite a bit of change'' on the coaching staff.
Looking back at the 2017 season, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says he believes in change, just not at the head coach position.
The Vikings end the season atop our rankings. Where does your team land?
Texas Tech has fired women's basketball coach Candi Whitaker. Assistant coach Shimmy Gray-Miller will take over as the interim coach. The Lady Raiders are 6-7 on the season.
Baker Mayfield had the ball in his hands a few times with chances to win the Rose Bowl for Oklahoma, but the Heisman Trophy winner couldn't convert those opportunities.
Miles Boykin made a dynamic one-handed grab and raced down the sideline for a 55-yard touchdown with 1:28 remaining to give the 14th-ranked Fighting Irish a 21-17 victory over No. 16 LSU.
Milton threw two touchdown passes and ran for 116 yards with another touchdown, leading No. 10 UCF to a 34-27 Peach Bowl win over No. 7 Auburn on Monday.
Osetkowski scored a career-high 25 points with seven 3-pointers — including the go-ahead bucket with 33.5 seconds left in overtime — and Texas beat Iowa State 74-70 on Monday night to improve to 3-0 on the road.
Alabama and Georgia won their College Football Playoff semifinals on Monday and will meet in the national championship next week in Atlanta, the home of the Southeastern Conference title game.
The Alabama defense accounted for a pair of touchdowns just 13 seconds apart in the third quarter to turn an offensive slog into a 24-6 rout of defending national champion Clemson in the Sugar Bowl semifinal game Monday night.