The Kansas City Chiefs lost Super Bowl LIX, but it seems like President Donald Trump's pick to win could still get to visit the White House. In an interview ...

President Donald Trump says he is inviting the Kansas City Chiefs to the White House so that they can celebrate their Super Bowl LIV title from five years ago. It's an opportunity that the franchise ...

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith shared an unexpectedly muted response to winning Super Bowl LIX, leaving fans ...

Ishan Kishan's unbeaten 106 and Travis Head's 67 played key roles in setting a formidable total for Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) ...

During a conversation with senior writer @EdEastonJr, Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson shared his thoughts on the #Chiefs vs. #Eagles Super Bowl LIX results.

Among cable viewing, the championship game in the inaugural NHL 4 Nations Face-Off drew this month’s largest cable audience, with 9.3 million viewers on ESPN. FOX News Channel represented the next 13 ...

Broadcast and cable account for only about 44 percent of all usage in the month ... down a bit from January. As for Super Bowl Sunday, Nielsen says the game drove 110 billion minutes of viewing on Feb ...

Wide receiver Cooper Kupp had been on the trading block, but the Los Angeles Rams' plan has changed. The team released the ...

The Bucs won the game 20-10 and will face the Green Bay ... They went to three NFC Championships and, of course, defeated the Colts in Super Bowl 44. If not for the NOLA No-Call, they probably ...

But the 27-year-old's best game of the year came in Super Bowl LIX, getting Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes on the ground with 2.5 sacks and three quarterback hits in the 44-20 win.

New Orleans Saints legend Marques Colston reminisced about the Super Bowl XLIV during Super Bowl LIX ... from literally the first home game with the Dome reopening," Colston said.

One of the most tantalizing what-ifs in Minnesota Vikings history involves the 2009 season and that fateful NFC championship game in New ... and the Colts in Super Bowl XLIV.