Month: October 2019

Minnesota Vikings backup safety Jayron Kearse arrested on suspicion of driving while impaired with loaded gun

Jason Hanson has paid off a debt and gotten a good laugh

NFL’s trade deadline is just two days away, Jay Glazer gives the NFL Kickoff crew the inside scoop on teams that are looking to add talent.

Estonian driver Ott Tänak secured the World Rally Championship title after finishing the Rally of Spain in second place

For the first time in the 49-year history of the WTA Finals no American player has qualified in either singles or doubles for the year-end tournament

Charissa Thompson, Dave Wannstedt, Tony Gonzalez, and Colin Cowherd take a look at the NFC North title race between the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings 

How should the Carolina Panthers handle Cam Newton, both this season and this offseason? The FOX NFL Kickoff crew breaks down Newton’s status.

Roger Federer won his hometown Swiss Indoors title for the 10th time by beating Alex de Minaur 6-2, 6-2 on Sunday

Granada went top of the Spanish league as it continued its impressive return to the top flight by beating Real Betis 1-0 at home

Drew Brees is back for New Orleans while Atlanta’s Matt Ryan will miss a game for the first time in 10 years in Week 8 of the NFL’s regular season

2-time Olympic champion Yuzuru Hanyu of Japan, Russian teenager Alexandra Trusova win Skate Canada

The Miami Heat’s first road trip of the season continues Sunday night as they wrap up a back-to-back when they face Karl-Anthony Towns and the Timberwolves.

It’s a knockout, again, for Wales at the Rugby World Cup

Osaka opens WTA Finals campaign with win over Kvitova

South Africa beats Wales 19-16 to reach the Rugby World Cup final, a rematch of the 2007 decider against England

South Africa beats Wales 19-16 to reach Rugby World Cup final against England

Alexis Pinturault edged French teammate Mathieu Faivre in the first run to lead the World Cup season-opening giant slalom on Sunday

If it seems as if World Series games have slowed to a crawl, that’s because they have

Ha Na Jang birdied the third playoff hole Sunday to beat American Danielle Kang for the LPGA’s BMW Ladies Championship