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Kupp's injury is not season-ending and he could return within the next month.
The Dolphins QB exited Thursday night's game with another concussion.
Isiah Pacheco has a fractured bone in his calf and will miss at least four weeks.
The Broncos want Surtain on their team for a long time.
Love has been out since Week 1 after spraining his MCL against the Eagles.
Five of the stadiums announced by FIFA on Saturday will also host games at the 2026 World Cup.
It's time for the final day of action in Quebec.
No. 16 Oklahoma rallied from a 21–10 deficit to take the lead on a pick 6 and beat Auburn, 27–21.
Poor Makari Vickers had no idea what was coming.
The biggest game of the young season delivered.
For a franchise still reeling from the in-division loss of top playmaker Saquon Barkley, Nabers’ ability to help the Giants contend with the Cowboys for the first time in years gave the franchise hope.
Beyond founding the 50/50 club, the Dodgers' star has put together arguably the best season ever by a leadoff hitter and the best ever by a DH.
Auburn coach Hugh Freeze is turning back to quarterback Payton Thorne, whom he benched after the Tigers' first three games.
Clark's teammates and opponents have been targets this WNBA season, both online and in person.
Here's everything you need to know injury-wise for Week 4.
Here's a preview of Week 3 from a betting perspective.
Before Brandon Aubrey's final kick Thursday, he'd been almost automatic.
Nate Tice and Charles McDonald join forces to preview the best, most interesting and sloppiest matchups ahead of Week 4 of NFL action.
The Giants and Cowboys each lost a star due to injury.
Caitlin Clark's rookie finale, Game 2 of the WNBA playoff series between the Indiana Fever and Connecticut Sun, drew a record-high viewership for ESPN.