Playing in the NFL brings a lot of attention, which means being extra cautious about what you post on social media. Recently, ...

Tommy DeVito was, briefly, a sensation for the New York Giants. The undrafted free agent burst onto the scene as a rookie in ...

Giants released third-year starting cornerback Nick McCloud at the 2024 NFL trade deadline after a rough start to his career ...

Without directly saying it, that statement tells you a lot about how the Big Blue locker room views backup quarterbacks Drew Lock and Tommy DeVito ... covers the NFL and NHL for Heavy.com ...

NFL.com keeps you up to date with all of the latest league news from around the NFL. Visit NFL.com's transaction hub for a daily breakdown. 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel is slated to play ...

The NFL free agent even showed off his fan attire, wearing a sweatshirt from her “Greatest in the League” merch collection. Kelce, 35, and Swift, 34, seem to have blended their friends and ...

Injuries are inevitable in a collision sport, like football. NFL teams are increasingly trying to mitigate this risk through the purchase of insurance policies on NFL player contracts as salaries ...

Referee Tra Blake clearly misses a facemask penalty to end the game. X, @NFL_Memes However, the confounding part of Blake’s comments is that he was standing right behind Darnold as his head ...

This has been the NFL season of the free agent running back. When I filed my quarter-season awards column after Week 4, the top two players competing for Offensive Player of the Year honors were ...

PITTSBURGH -- Pittsburgh Steelers running back Najee Harris has finally broken out, becoming a force once again this season. With 208 yards and two rushing touchdowns across the last two games ...

Before practice, during training camp and in the halftime locker room, they are a favorite of players across the NFL, a touch of childhood wrapped in plastic. A few years ago The Athletic wrote ...

The goal of every NFL team at the beginning of the season is to win the Super Bowl. Front offices make transactions, while players and coaches do all they can to hopefully stack up wins and ...