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Manning eyes 2nd shot at OSU after 'rough' debut
Arch Manning says he doesn't like to think about his ill-fated debut against the Buckeyes last year as his Longhorns look for redemption this Saturday.[read more]
Tua to start, but Falcons mum on QB after Week 1
Tua Tagovailoa will be the starting quarterback for the Falcons against the Steelers in Week 1.[read more]
🏈 Fantasy Football Draft Guide: Mocks, more
Your one-stop shop as you prep for draft season, including rankings, projections and analysis.[read more]
Browns may have package of plays for QB Green
Browns coach Todd Monken said Monday that rookie quarterback Taylen Green could have a package of plays on game day to utilize his athleticism.[read more]
U.S. cruises past Czechia to close out pool play
The United States routed the Czechia 105-64 to close out pool play at the FIBA World Cup and rebound from a tough performance against Italy.[read more]
U-M coach gives Underwood tepid backing as QB1
Michigan will continue to start Bryce Underwood at quarterback despite struggles in the season opener, coach Kyle Whittingham said Monday.[read more]
Sources: Big 12 drops lawsuit against Texas Tech
The Big 12 has withdrawn the federal lawsuit it filed against Texas Tech in June amid questions of former quarterback Brendan Sorsby's eligibility, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel on Monday.[read more]
Cowboys Pro Bowl guard Smith headed for IR
Cowboys starting left guard Tyler Smith will undergo thumb surgery and is headed to injured reserve, coach Brian Schottenheimer said Monday.[read more]
Belichick: UNC focused on 'doing things properly'
Bill Belichick said Monday he believes UNC "totally" had an atmosphere of following rules amid a school investigation into conduct within his football program.[read more]
Previewing the season: Bold predictions, strengths and concerns for all 32 teams
Here's everything you need to know for the 2026 regular season, including how all 32 NFL teams rank and key stats ahead of Week 1.[read more]