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Super Bowl champion Pete Carroll fired by Las Vegas Raiders after just one season, despite expressing desire to return following Sunday's win.

Tom Brady, a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, will be working alongside GM John Spytek to hire the next head coach following Pete Carroll's firing.

In what could have been his final NFL game, Travis Kelce became the third tight end in league history to surpass 13,000 receiving yards as the Kansas City Chiefs lost 14-12 to the Las Vegas Raiders.

Now that the Pittsburgh Steelers are in the playoffs, wide receiver D.K. Metcalf decided to have some fun reacting after his two-game suspension was up.

A priest blessed the Steelers end zone with holy water where Ravens kicker Tyler Loop missed a walk-off field goal, sending Pittsburgh into the playoffs.

Golden State Warriors player Draymond Green receives two technical fouls and ejection against Utah Jazz after shouting at referee. Warriors win 123-114 despite the loss.

Milwaukee Brewers prospect Frank Cairone was hospitalized after a serious car accident near his New Jersey home on Friday, the team announced.

NFL Week 18 determines playoff seeding and division titles as Denver Broncos can clinch AFC top seed, Tampa Bay Buccaneers await NFC South outcome, and wild card scenarios unfold.

The Seattle Seahawks beat the San Francisco 49ers for a franchise-record 14th win and the NFC playoffs top seed after quarterback Brock Purdy's fourth-quarter interception.

Giants defeat Cowboys 34-17 in emotional victory for cancer-battling owner John Mara, ending four-year losing streak against Dallas. Team honors Mara with biggest win.

The Atlanta Falcons’ win over the New Orleans Saints gave the Carolina Panthers the NFC South crown and their first playoff berth since 2017.

Pioneering jockey Diane Crump, who broke barriers as the first female rider in the Kentucky Derby in 1970, has died at 77 after a battle with brain cancer.

New England Patriots stars Stefon Diggs and Christian Barmore refused to answer reporters' questions about criminal allegations Friday.

The NBA told Orlando Magic guard Jalen Suggs to stop wearing his headband around his neck during games and place the headband on his head to begin games.

Nebraska's perfect season continued with a victory over the No. 9 Spartans, but players made an unusual plea to fans about celebrating these wins differently.

Ex-MLB All-Star Lenny Dykstra is involved in legal woes once more, as he faces drug charges following a traffic stop where police allegedly found drugs on him.

Venus Williams will make history at the Australian Open. She received a wild-card spot and will be the oldest woman to enter the main draw at Melbourne Park.

Tennis legend Martina Navratilova entered a transgender debate, supporting J.K. Rowling's comments about biological males in women's spaces.

Greg McElroy mistakenly referred to Kewan Lacy as Kyren Lacy during the Sugar Bowl broadcast, referencing the late LSU receiver who died in 2024.

Mayor Zoran Mamdani referenced Knicks point guard Jalen Brunson during his inaugural speech, making a gesture that resembled the player's celebration and drawing mixed reactions online.

Authorities said the driver involved in a crash that injured Anthony Joshua and killed two of his friends was charged with dangerous and reckless driving in Nigeria.

Patriots coach Mike Vrabel addressed criminal allegations against Stefon Diggs and Christian Barmore, calling the accusations not disappointing and saying team was aware.

Green Bay Packers star Micah Parsons responded to the Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator's comments about the team's decline, targeting owner Jerry Jones with allegations.