The Chiefs' odds to win the AFC are down to 1 percent, leaving the conference wide open like it hasn't been in nearly two ...

Following a one-game absence, Aaron Rodgers will make his return this Sunday against the Buffalo Bills — and Pittsburgh Steelers HC Mike Tomlin shared a little more about what went into clearing the ...

There's nothing quite like the pairing of Thanksgiving and the NFL. It's honestly one of my favorite holidays for the simple fact that all we have to do is sit back, watch football, and stuff our ...

A few weeks ago, some truly unlikely collaborators got together to release an album. The Avett Brothers, Scott and Seth Avett's long-running and massively successful neo-bluegrass group, joined forces ...

New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel finds it hard to believe that ESPN's First Take is a No. 1 show. The question was posed on The Greg Hill Show in an exaggerated manner to mimic recent comments ...

First Take and the New England Patriots are one of the most heated rivalries in the NFL right now. Cam Newton was critical of quarterback Drake Maye last week and the press asked the Patriots QB for ...

Action Games After Metal Gear Solid, Hideo Kojima says he can make stealth games "while sleeping," so to amp things up Physint will "blur the lines between film and video game" RPGs Obsidian hopes to ...

The Steelers don’t expect quarterback Aaron Rodgers to miss another game with his fractured left wrist. Rodgers was listed as questionable to play after returning for limited practices on Thursday and ...

Drake Maye is having an MVP-caliber season as he and Mike Vrabel have led the new generation of the New England Patriots to being one of the great surprises in the NFL with a league-best 9-2 record.

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson backed Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin ahead of the teams’ matchup this weekend after Tomlin appeared to defend cornerback Jalen Ramsey’s actions ...

ESPN's debate show "First Take" will broadcast live from Bethune-Cookman University on Thursday, Nov. 20. The show is part of a four-stop tour of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).