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Jerry Richardson, the founder of the Carolina Panthers, died Wednesday night, the team announced. He was 86.

The report rated teams in eight categories — everything from meals and nutrition to training and travel — based on anonymous responses from about 1,300 players. The teams were ranked from 1 to 32.

Irv Cross, who died in 2012, was diagnosed with Stage 4 CTE.

Jones was sidelined by injury for the entire 2022 season.

Bieniemy and the Commanders still have to work out some of the final details of the contract, but the deal is expected to be for two years.

Peyton Hillis made his first public comments since landing in intensive care after saving his children from drowning in the Gulf of Mexico.

The field at State Farm Stadium turned into a Super Bowl slip and slide.

Fans on social media attacked referees for throwing a flag late in the fourth quarter of the Super Bowl, but James Bradberry came clean about the call.

Super Bowl LVII marked the first time ever that a pair of brothers faced off in the big game. During the Kelces' postgame hug, Jason gave Travis a brotherly greeting: "F--- you, congratulations."

A questionable late penalty on Philadelphia Eagles cornerback James Bradberry with less than two minutes remaining meant that a scintillating Super Bowl 57 had a bit of an underwhelming finish.

Patrick Mahomes — hobbling around on a hurt ankle — led the Chiefs downfield for the winning drive that was capped by Harrison Butker’s 27-yard field goal with 8 seconds left, sealing a 38-35 victory.

Chiefs offensive lineman Nick Allegretti’s wife, Christina, gave birth in the early hours Sunday to twin girls back home in Chicago, making it a memorable Super Bowl for him long before kickoff.

From the five-hour pregame show to the announcers in the booth, here are some things to know ahead of the big game.

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts played three seasons at Alabama and led the Crimson Tide to a national title game appearance as a freshman. He accounted for 53 total touchdowns and was a second-place Heisman finisher during his lone season with Oklahoma.

Super Bowl Week is here and thousands of people will be in the Phoenix metro area this week – not only for the game, but all the celebrity-filled parties and big events leading up to the big game.

Three football fans are making history, as they land in Arizona from other parts of the country for one reason: to attend the Super Bowl for the 57th time.

Denny Kellington, assistant athletic trainer to the Buffalo Bills, received a vote for NFL MVP for his heroic acts in helping save Damar Hamlin when he collapsed during the game against the Cincinnati Bengals in January.

Philadelphia Eagles fans have been flying to Arizona to see the Birds in Super Bowl LVII all week. Friday represented an even bigger travel day for fans to get a head start on the excitement of Sunday’s game.

"Listen, I had 14 great years there," Reid said about Philadelphia, where he won more games than any coach in franchise history. "I loved every minute of it. It’s a great organization."