Football

We can’t afford to just sit around and expect things to somehow get better on their own. This is a critical moment in time.

Welcome to Fair or Foul, a series in which athletes are asked to make quick and candid judgements on pop culture. Next up is Justin Bethel.

This isn't just another game. This is our game, the one we've been working towards all year -- our whole lives, really.

As part of a new series, Basement Tapes, Richard Sherman takes us back in time as he watches some of his old high school film.

You see, I don’t ask my players for their very best only on game day. I push them to hold themselves to that standard every single day.

Several of McKnight's past coaches and teammates took to social media to express their grief over the death of Joe McKnight.

Definitely the last thing I expected to be doing on a Monday, but it’s changed how I look at everything.

This week, we're going to look at one problem -- but it's a hard one.

In week 11, we looked at a scenario that football coaches face all the time: when to go for two.

At first, I entertained returning to the NFL. But my mindset wasn't there. I'm done. I have nothing left to prove.

Welcome to Teenage Job, a series in which athletes reminisce about their adventures in the labor force in the years before they made it big.

In this installment of When I Knew, David Johnson remembers the moment when he knew he had a chance to be more than just another football player.

Yes, my name is Jake Butt. Yes, I play tight end. Yes, I’ve heard every butt joke known to man.

This is why you chose Ohio State, and why Ohio State chose you. This is your legacy game.

This week, we’re going to have a little bit of fun with football.

Here you’ll find the answers to the puzzles from Week 10.

Football has been everything to me since I was 10 years old. For the past few months, all of that has been taken away.

Next up in our What the (Blank)? series is former Ravens wide receiver Mark Clayton. Yes, this is his real handwriting.

My body was on fire. It had been on fire for weeks. And nobody could tell me why.

To push out the hate you have to teach our youth to value empathy and acceptance and inclusion. That’s how you’ll finally get rid of the racism and the ignoranc

In Week 9, looked at three questions concerning the sum of cubes and the square of sums.

This week, I’m going to pose a thought experiment that was proposed to me last week. Someone asked me how many stars are behind the moon.

We were prepared for a lot of things going into T.J.'s first surgery. But nothing — nothing — can prepare you for seeing your baby in that condition.