Which NFL teams would draw the biggest Super Bowl TV audience? The Kansas City Chiefs and Detroit Lions lead the way, says Richard Deitsch.

One of the greatest legends in Super Bowl history talked about Patrick Mahomes and his recent struggles with the Kansas City Chiefs. Bad news for the rest of the NFL.

The Kansas City Chiefs have announced a series of moves ahead of Week 13 of the 2024 NFL season, including the departure of a two-time Super Bowl champion with Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes.

E verybody in the NFL is afraid of the 10-1 Detroit Lions’ offense, and for good reason. Offensive coordinator Ben Johnson has combined run and pass concepts to a level that wil

Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker and two-time Super Bowl champion Shaquil Barrett has applied for reinstatement to the NFL months after retiring from the league in July, his agents told ESPN's Adam Schefter.

to move Detroit into a tie for the top overall record in the NFL and to being the favorites to win Super Bowl 59. With the Lions' continued dominance and Kansas City's stumble, the Lions are now the odds-on Super Bowl favorites, according to BetMGM.

The Philadelphia Eagles are one of the hottest teams in the NFL and after a win on Sunday Night, their Super Bowl odds are on the move. Join Chris Vasile as he breaks down the biggest risers and fallers ahead of Week 13.

Four months after announcing his retirement from the NFL in July, pass rusher Shaq Barrett now plans to return to the league. Barrett, 32, has applied to be reinstated, according to multiple reports sourced to the player's agents,

The Detroit Lions became Super Bowl favorites for the first time in franchise history ... Originally from Nova Scotia, Iain MacMillan is a senior editor covering betting, with a focus on NFL, NHL, and golf. He hosts the Bacon Bets Podcast and has been ...

In March, the Miami Dolphins signed former Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker and former Super Bowl winner Shaq Barrett. The outside linebacker had quite a solid c

Welcome to the Monday edition of the Pick Six newsletter!  It is officially Thanksgiving week, but I can't even start to think about all the turkey I'm going to eat just yet and that's because we still have one more game to play in Week 12 and it's a monstrous one: Ravens at Chargers.