Justin Bethel did not play in 2024, and he called it quits Wednesday.
Thomas Dimitroff will interview for Titans G.M. position
Shanahan, Lynch aim to keep Purdy with 49ers ‘a long, long time’
Jets complete interview with Chiefs assistant G.M. Mike Borgonzi
Jordan Love on his status for Eagles-Packers wild-card game after limited practice session: ‘We’ll see’
NFL plans to play Vikings-Rams in Los Angeles, but fires could force game to Arizona
John Lynch on Deebo Samuel: We’re not in the business of letting good players go
Why Mike Vrabel has a real advantage over Ben Johnson in Pats HC search
Deion Sanders names one condition for his interest in NFL coaching jobs
Saints complete interview with Anthony Weaver
NFL plans for Rams to host Vikings Monday but may shift to Arizona due to fires
Trial date set for Harry Goularte, man accused of molesting Cain Velasquez’s son
Bears interviewed Mike Vrabel
Shanahan promotes Kubiak to 49ers OC, details play-calling plan
NASCAR asks federal judge to dismiss antitrust suit filed by 2 teams, one owned by Michael Jordan
NASCAR went before a federal judge Wednesday and asked for the antitrust suit filed against the stock car series to be dismissed. Should it proceed, NASCAR asked that the two teams suing be ordered to post a bond to cover fees they would not be legally owed if they lose the case. NASCAR also asked U.S. District Judge Kenneth Bell of the Western District of North Carolina to dismiss chairman Jim France as a defendant in the suit filed by 23XI Racing, a team co-owned by NBA Hall of Famer Michael Jordan, and Front Row Motorsports, which is owned by entrepreneur Bob Jenkins.