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Watching Super Bowl 55 on Sunday but don't want to put any money on the game? Here is a printable prop bet scorecard for your Super Bowl watching.

Robert Saleh has assembled a collection of colleagues from his previous NFL stops who speak the same football language and share a similar philosophy.

Statistics from the regular season indicate that the Buccaneers benefited more from officiating calls than the Chiefs did.

The Super Bowl will once again feature the Chiefs, but almost every other part of the fan experience could be different.

The Philadelphia Eagles are discussing the possibility of trading quarterback Carson Wentz after fielding a number of calls from rival teams.

Pressure is mounting for the Super Bowl-bound Kansas City Chiefs to abandon a popular tradition in which fans break into a "war chant" while making a chopping hand motion designed to mimic the Native American tomahawk.

Falcons owner Arthur Blank is donating $17 million to help a civil rights museum expand and offer new programming.

From assisting a child who is battling cancer to donating to a local charter school, the Philadelphia quarterback has had a busy offseason so far.

Shaquil Barrett, Jason Pierre-Paul and Ndamukong Suh found a home with the Buccaneers after being discarded elsewhere. On Sunday, their mission is clear: Get Patrick Mahomes.

Coach Lori Locust gives back as good as she gets with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Any trash talk, any back chat, any jokes at her expense from the players and "she'll crack some bombs," said defensive line coach Kacy Ro...

The Texans say they won't trade Watson, so what if he doesn't report? We detail how much money he stands to lose, the impact on his contract and more.

Matthew Stafford is going into "a perfect situation" with the Los Angeles Rams and could take them back to the Super Bowl, says Sky Sports NFL expert Jeff Reinebold, after the quarterback's trade from the Detroit Lions.

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said Wednesday his focus is on winning a second Super Bowl ring and acknowledged "the goal is to win as many Super Bowls as possible and to be playing in this game every single year."

Michael McPherson, the chief of the Tampa FBI office, said Wednesday there is no specific threat of an attack connected to Super Bowl LV and related events despite concerns about the rise of white supremacist extremism.