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October 20

Cowboys' Brandon Aubrey makes NFL history after booming 61-yard field goal

Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey made NFL history on Sunday as he nailed a 61-yard field goal in a win over the Washington Commanders.

October 20

Undefeated College Football Teams 2025: 6 Unbeaten Teams Going Into Week 9

Get a quick snapshot of all undefeated college football teams entering Week 9.

October 20

Comparing Shohei Ohtani's NLCS Game 4 to The Greatest Feats in Sports History

Shohei Ohtani had a game for the ages in the NLCS, and not just for baseball.

October 20

Giants' Brian Burns rages after team blows 19-point lead to Broncos

New York Giants star Brian Burns was irate with the team's play-calling at the end of their disastrous 33-32 loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday.

October 20

2025 AL, NL Pennant Odds: Blue Jays Favored to Win Game 7

The Dodgers are in. Who will make it to the World Series out of the American League? See the latest odds.

October 20

NFL, CFB Weekend Betting Recap: 'Bettors Had Their Best Day of the Season By Far'

The public had a great NFL Sunday, aided by Denver's miraculous victory. Patrick Everson recaps the betting action.

October 20

Details emerge in death of ex-NFL star Doug Martin

Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers star running back Doug Martin reportedly died in police custody on Saturday after suffering a medical emergency.

October 20

Warren McVea, Super Bowl champion and pioneer football player, dead at 79

Warren McVea, a former Kansas City Chiefs running back and trailblazer in Texas college football, has died, his family said on Sunday. He was 79.

October 20

Jayden Daniels' mom demands fans to 'stop manifesting' former NFL star after latest injury

The mother of Washington Commanders star Jayden Daniels implored fans to stop comparing her son to former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III.

October 20

NFL Top-10 Rankings: Colts, Eagles Climb; Bills Tumble; 4 New Teams Join

The Colts creep closer to the top of the list while the Patriots blast into Bucky Brooks' Top 10 along with three other new teams.