After a home loss to North Carolina, the Blue Devils might need to run the table to earn an at-large bid.
Stephen Curry scored 57 points and hit 11 3s but it wasn’t enough to overcome Luka Doncic and Dallas.
Packers QB Aaron Rodgers won his third NFL MVP award, while the Rams’ Aaron Donald edged the Steelers’ T.J. Watt in the voting for defensive player of the year.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame did a good job of keeping its newest class of inductees secret until Saturday night's announcements on the NFL Honors show. Yet, it was known the day Peyton Manning retired that, unless he came out of retirement, he would headline the Class of 2021. Manning's presentation by Mike Chappell [more]
The Steelers star’s teammates and brother weren’t happy.
Faneca played for the Jets from 2008-2009, starting all 32 games over two seasons and earning Pro Bowl nods in both years. He helped protect rookie QB Mark Sanchez on the way to an appearance in the 2009 AFC Championship Game.
Aaron Rodgers has only one Super Bowl ring. He now has three league MVP awards. Sports Betting News announced Rodgers as the winner of the league's biggest on-field honor for 2020, the third time he has won MVP. Johnny Unitas, Brett Favre, Peyton Manning, Jim Brown and Tom Brady are the only other players ever [more]
Titans running back Derrick Henry was named the NFL’s top offensive player, while the Rams’ Aaron Donald won defensive player of the year.
Peyton Manning, Charles Woodson, Calvin Johnson, John Lynch, Alan Faneca, Drew Pearson, Tom Flores and Bill Nunn were elected for enshrinement into the Pro Football Hall of Fame as members of the Class of 2021.
Nine-time Pro Bowl DB Charles Woodson and standout Lions WR Calvin Johnson were elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday in their first year of eligibility. Joining them in the Class of 2021 is Drew Pearson, elected as a senior inductee.
