Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Show performance remains one of the most talked-about television moments of 2025. From ...

Super Bowl Sunday was the second most-watched day of TV in the history of Nielsen's monthly Gauge reports, exceeding 110 ...

Jelly wants the Super Bowl to come to Nashville in 2027 when the new Titans stadium is built and open for business. "You know ...

The writing was on the wall for Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Darius Slay and now we know for sure what the fate of the Super Bowl champion ... Eagles on a 2-year, $42 million contract extension ...

After an NFL season that saw gamblers have one of their best betting years in football history, sportsbooks took back control and won big along with the Philadelphia Eagles on Super Bowl Sunday.

A Kansas City sports journalist who was covering Super Bowl 59 and was found dead in his hotel room had Xanax or a similar depressant in his system, a drug he did not have a prescription for ...

But for champion athletes, something like a Super Bowl ring is not just another piece of bling, regardless of the price it may fetch. There are indelible memories linked with it. Particularly so for ...

#Chiefs GM Brett Veach told me Travis Kelce “was battling with a pretty big illness” before the Super Bowl. But the team doesn’t believe that loss to the #Eagles will be Kelce’s last game.

Try our NFL Playoff Predictor for real-time simulations and stay ahead of the game ... Bowl three times with the New England Patriots. He lost twice to Eli Manning’s New York Giants in Super ...

Travis Kelce was battling a “pretty big illness” before losing the 2025 Super Bowl to the Philadelphia Eagles, according to the Kansas City Chiefs’ general manager. Brett Veach revealed the ...

Louisiana police say the Super Bowl reporter found dead in his hotel room outside New Orleans on Feb. 5 before the big game had Xanax in his system, citing a preliminary toxicology report that has ...

Travis Kelce wasn’t 100 percent going into this year’s Super Bowl LIX. “He was battling with [a] pretty big illness there before the Super Bowl,” the Kansas City Chiefs GM Brett Veach said ...