Herbert admits he 'wasn't good enough' in Chargers' loss - ESPN
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The 2025 season was supposed to be different for the Los Angeles Chargers, a team that made an improbable playoff run despite injuries to some of its best players.
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The 2025 season was supposed to be different for the Los Angeles Chargers, a team that made an improbable playoff run despite injuries to some of its best players.
The "NFL on FOX" crew reacted the Chicago Bears' win over the Green Bay Packers and other Wild Card games.
The viability of star Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss playing college football in 2026 is headed to court in Mississippi, according to his lawyer.
PHILADELPHIA — Eagles coach Nick Sirianni defended receiver A.J. Brown following Sunday's playoff loss to the San Francisco 49ers, a game that included multiple drops by the star receiver and a heated sideline exchange between the two.
PHILADELPHIA — - Brock Purdy threw a go-ahead 6-yard touchdown pass to Christian McCaffrey late in the fourth quarter, San Francisco used a trick play on a TD toss from wide receiver Jauan Jennings, and the 49ers eliminated the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles with a 23-19 wild-card victory Sunday.
PHILADELPHIA — 49ers tight end George Kittle suffered a torn Achilles during San Francisco's 23-19 wild-card playoff victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.
U.S. bobsledder Kris Horn survived a frightening ride down the track in St. Moritz, Switzerland, on Sunday, after his three teammates failed to make it into the four-man sled at the start of a World Cup race.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Josh Hines-Allen said the Jaguars' 27-24 loss Sunday to the Bills in an AFC wild-card playoff game will bother him for a while, but he also believes some good will come out of the hurt.