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The NFL is requiring players and other key staff to receive a booster dose of the Covid-19 vaccine as part of the league mandate to be fully vaccinated, according to a league memo.

Matthew Stafford threw three touchdown passes and the Los Angeles defense contributed two interceptions as the Rams beat the Cardinals 30-23 on Monday night to prevent Arizona from becoming the first team to clinch a ...

Mr. Bellamy obtained a Paycheck Protection Program loan for $1.2 million for his company, Drip Entertainment L.L.C., by using false information, federal prosecutors said.

The Miami Dolphins, back from a bye week and preparing to put a five-game winning streak on the line Sunday vs. the New York Jets, now have three running backs on the reserve/COVID-19 list, including leading rusher Myles...

Odell Beckham Jr, Chris Jones and eight Cleveland Browns are among a number of players from across the NFL to have tested positive for Covid-19.

An autopsy of former NFL player Phillip Adams, accused of fatally shooting six people in April before killing himself, showed unusually severe brain disease.

The league will require boosters for coaches and some team personnel after a single-day high in positive tests among players. But the players' union has argued that daily testing should resume.

Defensive coordinator Deen Pees' scheme has the team playing quicker and with more attention as the Falcons make a playoff push down the stretch.

Positive results aren't showing in wins, but players who were with Rhule at Temple believe the process is working.

With four weeks of the regular season remaining, the race to the Super Bowl remains as fierce and as crowded as ever.

The Colts' top-ranked rushing attack is the next big challenge for the Patriots, who have allowed 36 total points over their past five games.

The Super Bowl will be held in Las Vegas in 2024 following a conflict with Mardi Gras in New Orleans, according to multiple media reports.

The NFL had 37 total positive COVID tests Monday, league sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.

The Cowboys will be without a key member of their offense on Sunday as LT Tyron Smith deals with a left ankle injury.