The Chicago Bulls have notably been linked to jumbo-playmaker Egor Demin, whose game closely resembles Josh Giddey’s… or does it?

Carson Steele is going to have to turn heads again in Chiefs training camp.

Despite falling to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, losing out on the first-ever three-peat, Travis Kelce‘s Kansas City Chiefs still remain one of the more successful franchises in recent memory. During his…

The Kansas City Chiefs owner, Clark Hunt is reportedly in favor of introducing a dome to the team’s stadium.

The Kansas City Chiefs have had one thought on their mind since getting battered by the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, 40-22 – offensive line. However,…

Taylor Swift did not show up to the American Music Awards on Monday, May 26, which was a bit surprising, since many Swifties thought she would attend….

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce was ranked outside of the top five at his position.

In this offseason series, Athlon Sports’ Doug Farrar asks the One Big Question for all 32 NFL teams — the primary discussion point that will measure ultimate success (or not) for every franchise. We continue with the Miami Dolphins, whose disappointing 8-9 season in 2024 had a lot to do with quarterback Tua Tagovailoa missing six games due to injuries. Coming into his sixth season, can Tagovailoa take this Dolphins team in hand as all great quarterbacks must do, and define it with his presence on the field?  

In a surprising development that’s sure to ignite fierce debates across the sports world, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback and team leader Jalen Hurts has publicly announced his intention to boycott the NFL’s annual Pride Night. The league’s initiative aims to celebrate and promote inclusivity, with a particular focus on supporting the LGBTQ+ community. However, Hurts has expressed his reservations, stating that such events detract from the primary purpose of the game—football.