Giovanni Hamilton, a 14-year-old from Philadelphia and a certified Carson Wentz superfan, was Wentz’s special guest at the Indianapolis Colts game on Sunday. It’s safe to say Gio made the most of his time in Indy.
For the third consecutive year, the Tampa Bay Rays are headed to the postseason. It marks the first time in the 24-year history of the franchise that the Rays have been to the playoffs three years in a row.
U.S. track star Sydney McLaughlin has been silent on social media during these Tokyo Olympics, in which she won gold in the 400-meter hurdles, broke her own world record and set the Internet abuzz.
Entering Sunday’s NASCAR season-opening Daytona 500 — the “Great American Race” — driver Michael McDowell was a 100-1 underdog. After the race, which ended shortly after midnight in Florida thanks to two fiery crashes on either side of a rain delay that lasted nearly six hours, it was McDowell celebrating in victory lane.
Ryan Succop is with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and busy preparing to play in Super Bowl LV. But it almost didn’t happen.
Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry has done it once again: He is the NFL rushing champion for the second consecutive season after amassing 2,027 yards during the regular season.
After the game, Blankenship posted “GOD IS SO GOOD!” on social media.
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins left the sports world in awe with one miraculous, game-winning Hail Mary catch on Sunday afternoon to beat the Buffalo Bills, 32-30.
The 2020 version of the Pittsburgh Steelers have done something that no other team in the history of the storied franchise has ever managed to accomplish: begin a season 8-0.
For the first time ever, Miami Dolphins rookie quarterback Tua Tagovailoa took the field at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on Sunday as the starter.
