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There are sure to be some non-football fans attending Super Bowl parties this year. Here are 15 ways to recognize them from the real football fans. Read More
With the 2014 season in the books for the San Diego Chargers, here is a look at the five players the San Diego Chargers can do without in 2015. Read More
Find out why a more dynamic Russell Wilson is going to be key to the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl hopes. Read More
The dream matchup has been set. With the NFL's two best teams squaring off in Super Bowl XLIX, we are sure to be in store for a thrilling game. Who will come out on top? Read More
The 2014 season was disappointing for the New Orleans Saints across the board, and to make matters worse, the team appears will be about $20 million over the cap. So who isn't coming back next year? Read More
An MRI revealed Richard Sherman suffered a sprained elbow, which shouldn't prevent him from playing in Super Bowl XLIX. Read More
With the NFL releasing the full list of players declaring for the 2015 NFL Draft, it's time to put together the big board. Here are the top 35 players in this year's class. Read More
It's the defending champs against the three-time champs in a game football fans hope will live up to its incredible hype. Read More
There are many reasons why Green Bay lost to Seattle in the NFC Championship yesterday, but none bigger than the coaching mistakes made by Mike McCarthy. Read More
The Mike Wallace experiment with the Miami Dolphins hasn't lived up to the hype. Could he, along with other under-performing receivers on the roster, get the ax in 2015? Read More
Even though they're coming off a nail-biter of a comeback win, here are five things that Seattle Seahawks fans don't have to worry about as the team gets ready for Super Bowl XLIX. Read More
The Indianapolis Colts suffered a painful defeat in the AFC Championship, yet they took a big leap forward. Here are five things they must change to take that next leap forward and avoid regression. Read More