ESPN's crew on the morning show Get Up debated on the Bengals star quarterback returning to game action this season, and one former Super Bowl Champion stated that he should return regardless of the teams record.

The Super Bowl futures market will always experience fluctuations, but perhaps no week was more revealing than Week 10. The Buffalo Bills, fresh off a win over the Kansas City Chiefs, looked like a shell of themselves in a loss to the lowly Dolphins.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are reportedly cutting ties with a veteran defensive tackle who won a pair of Super Bowls with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Despite a three-game winning streak, 7-3 overall record and an undefeated record against their division, it's clear the Chargers are not being taken seriously.

Brady and the Patriots wound up losing Super Bowl LII, 41-33, when his Hail Mary fell incomplete on the game's final play. But Graham's strip-sack was arguably the biggest punch that delivered the knockout blow, and Brady gets constant reminders of it.

The Westfield Pee Wee Bombers went undefeated during the regular season and swept through the playoffs to earn a Super Bowl appearance. Unfortunately for the Bombers, they met an equally red-hot Longmeadow Knights team that also boasted an unblemished mark.

The Detroit Lions made the epic announcement on social media, with the rapper's manager predicting it will be "unforgettable."

Puerto Rican star Bad Bunny and Argentine hip-hop duo Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso each won five Latin Grammy awards in Las Vegas on Thursday, cementing Bad Bunny as an industry titan while thrusting the lesser-known act into the spotlight.

The 1985 Chicago Bears are shuffling into a new HBO documentary. HBO announced plans for The Shuffle doc on Thursday (Nov. 13), which will explore the Super Bowl XX champions' iconic "Super Bowl Shuffle" rap song and memorable music video.