Pardon me for my timing, but from a Bostonian to Buffalonians: Once your team wins the big one, all past debts are paid in full.

Bill Simmons tweeted on Sunday that Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie “is in the running to buy the Boston Celtics.

The Chiefs will face the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, Feb. 9 Patrick Mahomes Sr. is poking fun at Buffalo Bills fans following their tough loss to Kansas City. After the Chiefs — led by his son Patrick Mahomes — defeated the Buffalo Bills 32-29 to advance to the Super Bowl,

The Kansas City Chiefs have a chance at history. Kansas City is just under two weeks away from taking on the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl with its third straight Super Bowl. This would be National Football League history and the Chiefs obviously have a chance to accomplish it.

The Eagles and Chiefs will face off for the Lombardi Trophy for the second time in three years on Feb. 9 in New Orleans. Kansas City aims to become the first team to win three Super Bowls in a row.

A design of the Super Bowl LX logo has been making the rounds on the internet, and fans are wondering if it's real.

The 2018 season was successful for Houston Astros slugger Alex Bregman. He started 157 games, hitting .286/.394/.532 with 51 doubles, 31 home runs, and 103 runs batted in.

You could say that Taylor Swift’s championship era is in its second consecutive season. The 14-time Grammy Award-winning superstar returned to

Former Red Sox analytics director Joe McDonald has joined the Patriots in a 'football strategy' role as part of Mike Vrabel's new staff.

According to Bill Simmons, Boston native and Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie is one of the finalists to buy the Celtics.

Over three generations, the Bills and their city have experienced every way to lose. Will Leitch is the author of the forthcoming “Lloyd McNeil’s Last Ride,” a contributing editor at New York magazine and founder of Deadspin.

As for the “catch” reference, Brady failed to reel in a reception off a trick play during Super Bowl LII. During a 3rd-and-5 play in the second quarter, New England dialed up a play where James White flipped the ball over to Danny Amendola, who tossed up the ball to a sprinting Brady down the field.