The 35th NFL Draft was held over two days, Jan. 27-28, 1970, with the Belmont Plaza Hotel in New York serving as headquarters ...

The Philadelphia Eagles will be heading to the White House at the invitation of President Donald Trump to celebrate their Super Bowl LIX victory over the Kansas City Chiefs last month.

After a Sunday filled with contract extensions and trades, Super Bowl 60 odds are on the move once more as a pair of quarterbacks have found new landing spots. After moving on from Aaron Rodgers ...

Josh Allen's new contract doesn't represent a sea change as he's been the Buffalo Bills quarterback for seven seasons already and has had the team within sniffing distance of the Super Bowl on ...

After delivering what feels like a yearly heartbreak for the Bills, the Chiefs played worse than ever imaginable against the Eagles in Super Bowl LIX. Kansas City put up essentially zero fight ...

The Earl Morrall Football ... played on four Super Bowl teams (III, V, VII, VIII), including winners in Baltimore (1970) and Miami (1972 and 1973). Besides his NFL MVP season with the 1968 Colts, ...

There may have been more to Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce's underwhelming Super Bowl 59 performance than just his age. Kansas City general manager Brett Veach told NFL Network that the 12-year NFL ...

Travis Kelce was battling a “pretty big illness” before losing the 2025 Super Bowl to the Philadelphia Eagles, according to the Kansas City Chiefs’ general manager. Brett Veach revealed the ...

The first time Trump was in office, the Eagles did not accept the invitation when they won Super Bowl LII in 2018. That year, President Trump rescinded the team's invitation to visit at the last ...

Travis Kelce’s Super Bowl 2025 performance was suboptimal. That might’ve been because his health could’ve been described in much the same way. Kansas City general manager Brett Veach was ...

Travis Kelce wasn’t 100 percent going into this year’s Super Bowl LIX. “He was battling with [a] pretty big illness there before the Super Bowl,” the Kansas City Chiefs GM Brett Veach said ...

Only one of the four teams that won a Super Bowl during Trump's first term in office made a trip to the White House (the New England Patriots, in 2017). The Eagles were slated to visit with Trump ...