Top teams showed out or narrowly avoided upsets to keep things on the rails.

From stunning catches to shocking upsets, they’re having the time of their lives on the NFL Week 2 gridiron.

The Pac-12 might just make it after all.

Week 2 is officially underway, with massive on- and off-field headlines dominating the gridiron. Here’s what to know about the series of unfortunate events that have kicked off the NFL season.

There aren’t many elite matchups on tomorrow’s docket, but that just means the gridiron is primed for upsets

After Sunday’s roadside stop resulted in controversial Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill being forcibly placed in handcuffs, Hill’s agent has called for the Miami-Dade Police Department (MDPD) officers involved in his detainment to be fired.

The NFL is investigating a new lawsuit filed on Monday accusing Cleveland Browns quarterback (QB) Deshaun Watson of sexual assault and battery. Unfortunately, this case may perfectly illustrate a sad reality in sports: Entities exploit off-field factors to their advantage — protecting top players while using it as a pretext to cut underperformers. When will it end?

Every Sunday, college football fans can count on a new AP Top-25 poll. After such a crazy weekend, it’s no surprise that Week 3 has seen some major shake ups in the rankings.

Sunday scaries couldn’t kill the vibe during Week 1 of the NFL season — here are a few standout moments from a thrilling opening weekend.

It may only be Week 2, but college football is bringing mid-season finale levels of drama. With huge upsets in the Top-10 and the fall of four other ranked teams, no one is safe in the FBS.

A Top-10 matchup at one of the sport’s most iconic stadiums? College football at its finest.

The NFL is back, baby. Today’s newsletter has everything you need to know ahead of tonight’s 8:20 p.m. ET Thursday Night Football season-opener between the Baltimore Ravens and the two-time defending champ Kansas City Chiefs.