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Damar Hamlin was overlooked for the NFL's Comeback Player of the Year award at the league's award ceremony in Las Vegas on Thursday.

In the grips of ALS, former Bears star Steve McMichael is trying to stay alive to take his place among the game's legends.

When Tom Brady finally bowed out of the NFL last February at the age of 45, he did so as the undisputed GOAT. But, just one year on, his legacy of a record seven Super Bowl titles is already under threat: and he goes by ...

Travis Kelce and George Kittle, the best tight ends in the league, go head to in Super Bowl LVIII.

Morris spoke to the media Monday, alongside general manager Terry Fontenot and team president Greg Beadles.

Jackson's last year featured a lot of ups and downs, but it ended on a high note with his second MVP award.

The explosive wide receiver might be the NFL's best at making the most out of limited opportunities.

The receiver prides himself on never getting too emotional, and he doesn't want to let anyone down.

Usher is the latest music megastar to be awarded the honour of headlining the Super Bowl half-time show - but will his set be a bona fide 'Yeah' or will the eight-time Grammy winner crash and 'Burn'?

The NFL has announced it will host a game in Madrid in 2025 as the latest addition to its international expansion.

Berman has correctly picked the winner and margin of victory in each of the past two Super Bowls. Who does he think will win this year's battle between the Chiefs and 49ers?

Kicker Adam Vinatieri, the NFL's all-time leading scorer, QB Eli Manning, RB Marshawn Lynch and LB Luke Kuechly will be among former players with first year of eligibility for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Steven Frayne, the magician formerly known as Dynamo, stunned NFL star JJ Watt with some incredible magic ahead of the Super Bowl in Las Vegas.

The Super Bowl will be played at Allegiant Stadium, which received $750 million in public subsidies even as the city's schools and other services have gone wanting.

49ers coach Kyle Shanahan isn't spending any time thinking about what winning or losing Super Bowl LVIII will mean for him or the conversations that have surrounded his first seven seasons in charge.