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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said at his Super Bowl news conference that the NFL needs changes to the Rooney Rule, the league's minority hiring policy.

While Julian Edelman and N'Keal Harry are locked in to return, New England will look to add speed on the outside.

Antonio Brown no longer has to wear a GPS ankle monitor after being freed from house arrest Tuesday by a Florida judge.

The Bears are expected to give cornerback Tre Roberson the largest CFL-to-NFL compensation since Cameron Wake signed a reported four-year, $4.9 million deal in 2009.

Vibrant murals, tropical-colored tickets and one giant, flamboyantly bright Lombardi Trophy: Exuberant street art takes over the big game this year.

Kelce and Kittle, the two top tight ends and two of the top personalities in the NFL, will share the spotlight at Super Bowl LIV.

Shayanna Jenkins, the fiancee of former NFL tight end Aaron Hernandez, told ABC's "Good Morning America" that "I still can't tell you how he was feeling inside."

San Francisco's Joe Staley was a track star and a tight end. Kansas City's Eric Fisher was as skinny as a wide receiver. A small program built them into blind-side monsters.

Marshawn Lynch is attempting to patent "take care of yo' chicken", which will help him practice what he preaches.

Bears QB Mitchell Trubisky will need a few months to recover from surgery to repair a partially torn labrum in his left shoulder, sources told ESPN. Offseason workouts begin in April.

Former Chargers linebacker Donnie Edwards has won the NFL's 2019 Salute to Service Award for his Best Defense Foundation, which has supported youth outreach and military programs.

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes says he and 49ers signal-caller Jimmy Garoppolo are in "great situations" with their respective teams.

The Browns and vice president of player personnel Alonzo Highsmith have mutually parted ways.

Deshaun Watson isn't going anywhere, but eyes are on Kansas City as Patrick Mahomes could set the market for the Texans' franchise quarterback.

Neil Reynolds and Jeff Reinebold are joined by Rob Ryan, Dan Hanzus and Marc Sessler ahead of Super Bowl LIV.

As 30 NFLPA team player reps prepare to meet regarding CBA negotiations, executive director DeMaurice Smith says his message to players will be that if they want to dig their heels in on any one issue, they have to be wi...