When the Seattle Seahawks hired defensive guru Mike Macdonald as their new head coach last year, they made it clear that ...

The Cleveland Browns had the No. 1 overall pick in the 2017 NFL draft and took defensive end Myles Garrett. Would he still be ...

All-Pro Safety Jamal Adams requests trade from Jets ...

Allen led the Bills to a 27-25 victory over the Baltimore Ravens to advance to next week’s conference title game in Kansas City. In a battle of MVP favorites, Allen’s Bills came out on top.

Jackson is an MVP finalist again this year and the Ravens finished third in points, so it’s not hard to understand why they want to keep Monken in Baltimore. He drew some early interest from teams ...

Period. We say now about Ravens kicker Justin Tucker what we used to say about the "Criminal Cowboys'' supposedly being "the worst offenders in the NFL'': Perception is not necessarily reality.

Jamal Adams was the only non-QB with two first-round picks. Several of these players were traded to avoid handing out a major contract extension. Often, you’ll see teams both trade immense draft ...

the temperature in Orchard Park by the 6:30 p.m. kickoff of the Bills’ AFC divisional round game against the Baltimore Ravens may drop into the low teens. And winds of 5 to 15 mph will put the ...

Jamal Goss, a North Carolina native, is an accomplished television journalist who is proud to be a news anchor on Sunrise. He discovered his passion for the field while serving as a civilian in ...

(Editor’s note: Due to NSFW language, we’ve chosen not to share video of Jackson’s response. For readers who would like to see it, the response can be viewed here.) It's Groundhog Day for ...

Buffalo started on a high note with a three-game winning streak before suffering two consecutive losses -- one against the Ravens ... and a stunner against Baltimore, Buffalo was humbled once ...

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