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Chargers' Bye Week Brings More Questions Than Answers

If the anticipated approval of the $6 billion sale, expected by the league owner's meetings May 22, had been a few weeks earlier, Harris might have had a say in the future of his future team. But last week, Dan Snyder was still the boss.

Falling to the Tennessee Titans could be an ideal silver lining for Will Levis

ESPN is deploying an army of analysts to Kansas City as legions of football fans—and Machine Gun Kelly!—descend on the Super Bowl champs’ hometown. Draft guru Mel Kiper, anchor Chris Berman, and network execs talk to Vanity Fair about the evolution of a sports media spectacle.

The last time the team was third on the board, they took an iconDarren Urban The first pick was going to be a quarterback, and whi

Offensive line picks aren't exciting. But if Peter Skoronski is what the Titans think he is, he'll be part of the foundation for many years.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Bryce Young was walking to an interview after being picked first in the NFL draft when he heard C.J. Stroud was selected second. Young celebrated with a loud scream and a big smile.

Will Levis' "fall" from the first round should not have been a surprise to anybody who has watched his tape. NFL teams knew the truth.

Ryan Leaf, whose NFL career did not pan out, cited Will Levis as a winner of the first day during a segment on NFL Network's "Good Morning Football."

The careers and lives of Manning and Leaf went in very different directions, but now, they have come full circle.