New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr referenced his Christian faith in his introductory news conference with the team.

The NFL's all-time playoff sacks leader Willie McGinest has been hit with two charges stemming from an alleged incident in December.

Ryan Keeler, a sophomore defensive end for the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, died unexpectedly.

A college football player has suffered a cardiac arrest after feeling stomach pains for two weeks prior. He is hospitalized and stable.

"He was so happy to be there," his mother said in an interview. "He didn’t know that it was going to be his last day."

One airline passenger courageously opted out of the Super Bowl in the face of unanimous in-flight peer pressure.

"To the countless individuals who have come alongside us to make it possible, thank you for believing in the mission!"

The Bills were down to the Bengals when Hamlin tackled wide receiver Tee Higgins in the first quarter and then collapsed.

The Eagles might have lost the Super Bowl, but at least many people are finally calling first lady Jill Biden a "doctor."

Jason Kelce shared a message with his brother Travis Kelce after the game that was equal parts crude and complementary.

Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni was overcome with emotion during the national anthem before Super Bowl LVII.

Ahead of Sunday's Superbowl LVII, Donald Trump Jr. shared a video of his father nailing a $1 million qualifying throw.

"I always ask God to lead me in the right direction and let me be who I am for His name,” Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said.

An Air Force cadet who died suddenly on campus succumbed to blood clots after an injury he sustained during practice, according to a coroner.

NFL All-Pro Chris Jones, of the Kansas City Chiefs, was spotted during a highly emotional moment before his team's AFC title game.

Bucking the woke trend, Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin is very open about his Christian faith and credits God for his speedy recovery.

The mayor of Cincinnati went viral -- and not for the best reasons -- when he posted a video about the AFC Championship tilt on Sunday.

A former Washington Redskins defensive tackle is thanking God for his life after surviving a serious stroke.

Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott said, "You know that God’s real, and that there’s power in prayer, and miracles do happen,”

The victim contacted police to tell them the kidnappers had taken him to a bank and forced him to withdraw money.