In a weekend filled with wild NFL action, it was a controversial no-call that has seemingly fired the most people up.

A former college football player who was stricken while jogging recently has passed away at the age of 25.

The road to the College Football Playoff is paved with savage hits, and this was certainly one of them. But was it a missed call?

Michigan running back Donovan Edwards had the game of his life in a win over Ohio State. Did you notice who he gave credit to?

'God gave him a second chance. So, that’s what I try to tell him, you were meant to be here, He wasn’t done with you, so got to keep going.'

“I’ve dealt with a lot of challenging situations on and off the field over 23 years and a lot of it does play out in front of a lot of people.”

A post-game incident in which Michigan State players gang up on one Michigan player is now under investigation.

'“I had a commitment with God that I’d give him thanks after every football game, win or lose,' coach Joe Kennedy said in June.

East River High School senior and quarterback killed while helping out stranded motorist, family and friends set up memorial at crash scene.

'When he started walking, after three days from being on an ECMO machine for close to eight days, there were nurses crying in the hallways.'

'I can't say anything bad about him because he didn't have a bad bone, and he had a good heart,' one mourner told a local TV station.

A Mississippi State lineman was found dead Wednesday, two days before the young man remembered as a cheerful athlete would have turned 19.

Retired Army Ranger Brad Thomas is not taking it after Tom Brady compared his football career to military deployment.

A female sports reporter ridicules critics of NFL commentator Troy Aikman for a comment he made Monday night.

The taxpayer-funded state school had spent three weeks trolling the evangelical Christian school in Lynchburg, Virginia.

Chaos ruled after Appalachian State won a pulse-pounding, last-second victory over Sun Belt Conference rival Troy on Saturday.

Uvalde honored the 21 victims before the game, and almost as meaningful as the pregame ceremony was the game's unbelievable ending.

The boys explained they did not hesitate to help the woman because they knew it was the right thing to do.

It didn't take long for NFL fans to complain about a penalty call on Thursday that drew widespread disapproval.

Instead of having mercy on Gundy and giving him a second chance, Oklahoma's head coach threw him even further under the bus.