Some bad teams became good (hello, L.A. and Jacksonville), while others' strong 2017 finish could lead to a better 2018 (San Francisco). This all helped make the schedule-makers' job easier and also handed FOX maybe the best Thursday Night Football slate ever.
It's a little early to draw many definitive conclusions, but after seven days of non-stop basketball, a few themes from this year's postseason have already become clear.
You know Mel Kiper, but you probably don't know Joel Buchsbaum. The "godfather" of the mock draft lived next door to his parents, never left his Brooklyn apartment, and became one of Bill Belichick’s most trusted draft experts.
Fans and media alike know an NFL GM is not going to reveal any useful information in a pre-NFL draft press conference, yet we still hang onto every word.
Four years after the Titans made him the eighth pick in the 2011 draft, Jake Locker quit the game and told his agent not to listen to any offers to return.
While the recent past has clouded his accomplishments, it's clear that the English game owes a debt of gratitude for his contributions over 22 seasons in charge.
In our latest mock draft, the Giants make a call that ripples through the draft—and leaves Buffalo moving up (but not too far) to snag its quarterback.
The Wyoming quarterback struggled mightily while staring down pass rushers in college and will need time to adjust in the NFL. One team might be in the best position to give it to him.
With the deadline to declare for the draft right around the corner, it's time to provide another mock update. We assess all 60 picks with the benefit of a sequence that is set aside from the draft lottery.
After the NBA’s elite are done slugging it out in the playoffs, all eyes will be on Los Angeles for yet another big-budget reboot. But who will be its leading man (or men)?
Man City is rewriting the Premier League record books. Barcelona is on the verge of Spain's first 'Invincible' season. Yet the cloud of Champions League failure hangs over both with less of an emphasis than ever put on domestic silverware.