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Browns in full reset mode: Here's what we know after ouster of Kevin Stefanski
In search of a new coach, Cleveland enters an offseason with first-round picks and unsettled questions at QB.[read more]
What does Pete Carroll's exit mean for the Raiders, Geno Smith?
With Pete Carroll fired, what does that mean for the Raiders' No. 1 pick? How desirable is the job?[read more]
Messi prefers ownership to coaching after career
Lionel Messi said Tuesday that he does not see a future for himself as a manager, but would like to be a club owner someday.[read more]
Sources: Commanders' Kingsbury, Whitt both out
The Washington Commanders and OC Kliff Kingsbury have mutually agreed to go their separate ways, while DC Joe Whitt Jr. has been fired, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.[read more]
Sources: WR Tate leaving Buckeyes for NFL draft
Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate is leaving school early and declaring for the NFL draft, sources told ESPN on Tuesday.[read more]
🔮 Myth-busters for the 14 NFL playoff teams
The Packers need a WR1? The Broncos can't keep winning tight games? The Pats' run defense and the Seahawks' run offense are problems? We're not so sure.[read more]
Ex-MSU star apologizes for verbally abusing ref
Former Michigan State star Paul Davis apologized for verbally abusing an official to the point he was kicked out of the Spartans' win over Southern California on Monday.[read more]
A's denied 'Athletics' trademark ahead of LV shift
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has denied the A's request to trademark the names "Las Vegas Athletics" and "Vegas Athletics." The club currently plays in Sacramento, but intends to move to Nevada in 2028.[read more]
Falcons rework Cousins deal, set up key decision
The Falcons and Kirk Cousins agreed to modify the final two years of the QB's contract, setting the stage for a decision on his Atlanta future to be made by the third day of the 2026 NFL league year on March 13, a source told ESPN.[read more]
Morton fired as Lions' OC after just one season
The Lions have fired offensive coordinator John Morton after one season, the team announced Tuesday.[read more]