A headbanging linebacker who played on the edge for 15 pro seasons and says he had more than 2,000 concussions, Gary Plummer felt his mind slipping away once he left the game. Fearful and desperate, he turned to alternative therapies—yoga, music, diet, even gardening—to counter the cognitive decline. Now he says he’s feeling, and thinking, better than he has in years.

The Jaguars slayed their dragon (New England) by giving their quarterback the green light with the game on the line, while the Chiefs got a second straight touchdown eruption from the kid they’ve put their trust in. 

“Ain’t nothing to do there, except each other,” Jordan Matthews explained. Finally back in Philadelphia, the wide receiver admitted he might not be a father if the Eagles didn't trade him to Buffalo. 

When questioned about taking a shot at Kobe Bryant, LeBron drags Donald Trump.

An investigation into the Mavericks confirmed a Sports Illustrated report that unearthed sexual harassment and workplace misconduct within the franchise. We take a closer look at Dallas's penalty and the NBA's role in doling it out. 

Jimmy Butler has requested a trade and has provided Minnesota a list of teams with whom he would listen to possible contract extension offers.

Even after four decades, Bucky (Effin') Dent is both celebrated and hated in baseball circles for his epic late-game homer in 1978.

LSU's surprise start is thanks in large part to 'the D-II small-ass kid that is making a dream become a reality.'