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Rams overtake Eagles as No. 1 seed and Super Bowl favorites
The Rams not only took over the No. 1 seed in the NFC, but they eclipsed the Eagles as the Super Bowl favorites.
Kansas City trailed Indianapolis by as many as 11 points with a minute left in the third quarter but came back to win in overtime, 23-20.
That team was the 1985 Chicago Bears. The song, of course, was “The Super Bowl Shuffle,” an improbable hit that proved great football players don’t always make good dancers or, heaven forbid, rappers. The video was recorded the day after a 38-24 loss to the Miami Dolphins on Monday Night Football in week 13.
Matthew Stafford continues to layer on his MVP case, but as good as the Rams have proven to be so far, there's still a long way to go before the Super Bowl.
The Seahawks and Colts haven't yet cracked our list of the top five Super Bowl contenders, but they're getting awfully close.
When the Chiefs visit the Cowboys on Thursday, the pre-game meeting between the daughters of the two teams' owners could be as awkward as most Thanksgiving dinners will be.
The debate around this year’s Super Bowl halftime show has gotten another voice, and this time, it involves the Kansas City Chiefs’ heiress Gracie Hunt. As discussion intensifies over Bad Bunny headlining Super Bowl LX,
In such a scenario, Cowherd predicted the Buffalo Bills (No. 5) beating the Pittsburgh Steelers (No. 4) before falling to the Broncos in the divisional round. He then predicted Denver defeating the New England Patriots (No. 2) in the conference championship game.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell strongly hinted Friday that a city building a new stadium could soon host a Super Bowl for the first time.
Grace Ward's unwavering faith in Detroit and running back Jahmyr Gibbs stands in contrast to the team's inconsistent season as she attends her very first game at Ford Field.
The Dallas Cowboys acquired George Pickens in an offseason trade, a move that could bring the team a Super Bowl and end Mike Tomlin's tenure.