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Test results so far have been “favorable,” ESPN says.

The Seahawks running back leads the list of sell-high candidates, with others making for nice buy-lows.

ESPN's Charles Woodson thought the Cowboys' quarterback was “dramatic” and “selfish."

Junior Collin Gallagher collected two interceptions and Markus Vinson ran for six touchdowns in a 42-21 win over Oakdale.

The hype around Lamont Atkins is leaving room for Ibrahim Mansaray to flourish.

The Nationals first pick in the 2015 draft wrapped up a strong 2016 season in Arizona.

Not that there's anything that even a soon-to-be-president can do about it now.

The Nationals outfielder showed off his ankles as a presenter.

Fans have gone to their favorite chant before Dallas games that didn't matter. This one kind of matters.

What will a national-TV audience see when the NFL returns to Mexico after an 11-year regular season absence?

When Terrence Ross hit a three-pointer at the buzzer Sunday night, it looked like the Toronto Raptors and Sacramento Kings would go to overtime. The NBA's Replay Center had other ideas.

Kevin Olechno is a die-hard Marcin Gortat fan.

Green Bay is in trouble and doesn't seem to have an easy fix. Meanwhile, the Steelers stop their skid, the Saints might be cooked and Jared Goff's debut wasn't really worth the wait. That and more in First and 10.

Chris Baker tried to warn the Packers: FedEx Field is a “No Cheesehead Zone."

It was an ugly moment from a player who has already been fined and suspended this season.

The easiest play in the NFL suddenly isn't in Week 11.

What were the biggest surprises of Week 11 in fantasy football? Who disappointed? All that and more in our recap analysis.

With forwards T.J. Oshie and Lars Eller out because of upper-body injuries, the Capitals on Sunday allowed two power-play goals in a game for the first time this season.

Cousins takes another step toward earning a long-term deal in win over Packers.

The team also lost wide receiver A.J. Green to a hamstring injury, all while losing a game to the Bills that dropped its record to 3-6-1.

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