Pro Bowl News & Breaking Stories

Detroit Lions quarterback Teddy Bridgewater plans to retire after this season, instead choosing to coach high school football in Miami.

Former NFL tight end Frank Wycheck died at 52. He was a standout player at Maryland and known for the "Music City Miracle."

Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrow injured his wrist, leading to season-ending surgery. Backup QB Jake Browning stepped up in recent games.

Former Tennessee Titans tight end Frank Wycheck, known for the "Music City Miracle," died at 52. Family to work with brain injury specialists.

NFL fans were surprised when Bengals' QB Jake Browning replaced Joe Burrow and gave Trevor Lawrence a run for his money.

Saints' Olave and Jordan cleared to play against Lions despite injuries, Graham also active, several other players out for New Orleans.

The Arizona Cardinals released veteran tight end Zach Ertz, clearing the way for Trey McBride to take over as the starter.

Buffalo Bills linebacker Von Miller faces arrest warrant for alleged domestic violence incident in Dallas. Team gathers information. 20-word summary: "Buffalo Bills linebacker Von Miller faces arrest warrant for alleged domestic violence incident in Dallas. Team gathers information."

Former NFL linebacker Ryan Shazier and his wife Michelle have separated after she accused him of cheating in an Instagram post.

Bengals' Pro Bowl quarterback Joe Burrow undergoes successful wrist surgery, is expected to make full recovery after season-ending injury.

Las Vegas Raiders release Marcus Peters and Roderic Teamer. Peters benched during game, Teamer arrested. Future uncertain for both players.

Carolina Panthers fire head coach Frank Reich and name Chris Tabor as interim head coach for the rest of the season.

Ravens' Marlon Humphrey out again, Chargers' defense weak. Ravens' offense at full strength. Andrews likely out for season. Other players inactive.

Colts honor linebacker Shaquille Leonard with emotional tribute at Week 12 game after releasing him, thanking him for contributions.

The Indianapolis Colts released linebacker Shaq Leonard, a fan favorite, due to injuries and a drop in playing time.

"Jason Kelce makes playing Center look fun," says Tyreek Hill. Eagles beat Chiefs 21-17, sending a message that the road to Super Bowl LVIII goes through Philly.

"NFL Week 11: Injuries galore, but some big names expected back soon; Hill, Kupp, Stroud, and more updates."

Ravens' Mark Andrews suffers season-ending injury, Bengals' Joe Burrow and Cam Taylor-Britt also leave game due to injuries.

Bengals' Joe Burrow leaves game with wrist injury in loss to Ravens, coach Zac Taylor announces sprained wrist, concerns for future games.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow's undisclosed wrist injury during Week 11 game sparks controversy and fan outrage, leading to his early exit.

"Ravens' Mark Andrews sustains ankle injury in Thursday night game, ruled out for the night. Lamar Jackson also injured briefly."

Deshaun Watson's season is over after sustaining a fracture in his throwing shoulder, leaving the Cleveland Browns without a franchise quarterback.

Deshaun Watson's season is over, leaving the Cleveland Browns without a franchise quarterback, after sustaining a fracture in his throwing shoulder.

The Dallas Cowboys may need to add reinforcements after a big win and the loss of Leighton Vander Esch. Former linebacker Jayon Brown is a potential addition.

Anthony Barr is reuniting with the Minnesota Vikings after a brief visit with the Philadelphia Eagles, filling a linebacker spot.

Browns QB Deshaun Watson gets MRI on ankle after win at Baltimore. Coach Stefanski awaits results on CB Denzel Ward.

The 49ers dominated the Jaguars 34-3, breaking a losing streak, and showcasing their championship potential with a powerful defense.

JJ Watt predicts brother T.J. Watt will break his records, which comes true as T.J. surpasses JJ's sack record.

NFL veteran punter Thomas Morstead has had a stellar career, earning an estimated net worth of $15 million and playing for four teams.

Punahou alumnus DeForest Buckner shines for the Indianapolis Colts with four tackles, a sack, and two pass deflections in a win.

Antonio Pierce, Super Bowl winner, appointed as interim head coach of Las Vegas Raiders after firing of previous coach.

Las Vegas Raiders fire head coach after loss, appoint linebackers coach as interim head coach. Team faces challenges with injured quarterback.

The Bears defense struggles with tackling in their 30-13 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, leading to big plays.

Superstar wide receiver Davante Adams may request a trade from the Las Vegas Raiders, but the team is not obligated to consider it. Adams is currently in the middle of a difficult situation with the 3-5 Raiders. His contract and performance have also been under scrutiny.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill returns to practice after missing a session due to a hip ailment.

Former Seattle Seahawks player, Frank Clark, is set to return to the team to provide assistance on the edge. The Seahawks believe he will make an immediate impact and contribute to their defensive strategy. Clark is expected to play in the upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns.

The New York Jets are considering trading running back Dalvin Cook to the Baltimore Ravens, according to ESPN. The proposed trade would involve the Jets receiving a 2025 fifth-round pick and a 2025 fourth-round pick in exchange for Cook. The move would benefit both teams, with the Ravens gaining a Pro Bowl back and the Jets saving money and giving more opportunities to their younger players.

Myles Garrett's dominant defensive performance leads the Cleveland Browns to a dramatic 39-38 victory over the Indianapolis Colts.

Mecole Hardman is reuniting with the Chiefs after being traded by the New York Jets, giving Kansas City another weapon on offense.

Julio Jones is set to make a comeback with the Philadelphia Eagles and could start his 13th NFL season this Sunday night against the Miami Dolphins. The Eagles signed Jones to the practice squad at the suggestion of former teammate A.J. Brown.

Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown was arrested for failing to pay child support, with his former partner claiming he owes close to $31,000. Brown, who has a history of legal issues, was released after posting a $15,000 bond.

Kirk Cousins is expected to remain with the Minnesota Vikings this season and not waive his no-trade clause. However, it would be a mistake for his career to rule out playing for another team in 2023. The New York Jets could be a possible contender for Cousins, as they are in need of a quarterback and have a strong defense. The Vikings' struggles and lack of playoff contention make it unlikely for Cousins to win a Super Bowl with them.

The Denver Broncos are parting ways with veteran outside linebacker Frank Clark, potentially through a trade or release. Clark's departure marks a strategic shift in the Broncos' defensive lineup, and his limited playing time due to injuries has opened up opportunities for other players.

Former Dallas Cowboys fullback Walt Garrison, who won a Super Bowl with the team in 1971, has died at the age of 79.

Former NFL safety and NBA Sports Bay Area analyst Donte Whitner criticizes Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, calling him a "sucks" and not a quality quarterback. Whitner believes the Cowboys are covering up for Prescott's shortcomings. The 49ers defense made Prescott look like a "tier-four quarterback" in their recent blowout win. Whitner also criticizes the Cowboys defense, calling them "all talk, no bark."

The Cincinnati Bengals, led by quarterback Joe Burrow, face the Arizona Cardinals in a must-win game on Sunday.

The New England Patriots suffer their worst home shutout loss in franchise history with a 34-0 defeat to the New Orleans Saints.

Buffalo Bills suffer multiple injuries in Week 5 game against Jacksonville Jaguars in London, including All-Pro linebacker Matt Milano.

Dick Butkus, the iconic Chicago Bears player, has passed away at the age of 80. Butkus was known for his fierce playing style and later had a successful television and acting career. He left a lasting impact on the Bears franchise and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Dick Butkus, the iconic Chicago Bears player, has died at the age of 80. Butkus was known for his toughness and determination on the field, and went on to have a successful career in Hollywood. He was ranked as the second greatest Bear of all time in a 2019 Tribune list. Butkus was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1979 and the College Football Hall of Fame in 1978. He was also known for his philanthropy, particularly his work to combat performance-enhancing drugs in sports.