The Cowboys came away with a 26-24 win over the Bucs and it will be a forced fumble of epic proportions that will be remembered most from the wild “Sunday Night Football” showdown at AT&T Stadium.

Sometimes a reference can go right over the head of someone and that’s what appeared to happen during Sunday’s Fox broadcast of the Vikings and Seahawks game. 

Michael Vick couldn’t help but get emotional as he discussed his new head coaching job with Norfolk State. 

The Raiders won a game, which under normal circumstances would have been a happy occasion, but the victory significantly impacted their draft position in April. 

The Giants got an early Christmas present this year: a Raiders win. 

Travis Hunter and his fiancée Leanna’s issues with the public are the product of their own doing, according to one former NFL player and current analyst.

Could the Bears have been playing against their future head coach on Sunday? 

Fireman Ed once again claimed the Jets were trying to hide his presence at MetLife Stadium. 

It’s been more than a month since the Rangers have won consecutive games.

Rangers’ tough guy Matt Rempe was offered an in-person hearing by the NHL for boarding/elbowing Stars defenseman Miro Heiskanen. 

Chef Curry may need to find a new recipe after the Warriors' star cooked up a rotten egg of a performance Thursday night against the Grizzlies. 

Joe Burrow wins the award for best gift-giver this holiday season.

James also addressed the All-Star Game changes, which now include a mini-tournament of four teams and three games.

Smith weighed in on the drama on his eponymous podcast, calling on Rodgers to move past the whole thing.

Olivia “Livvy” Dunne walked at her college graduation and reveled in her achievement on social media.

The NFL is calling on Congress to act in the face of increasing concerns over drones potentially creating safety risks at major sporting events. 

Former Lakers head coach Darvin Ham popped off on his old team. 

Kansas City Chiefs royalty is firmly in its Taylor Swift era. 

NFL players, they're just like us. 

Aaron Rodgers did little to shed any light on his Jets and NFL future after this season when he spoke with reporters Wednesday.