Super Bowl

A halftime appearance by London-based Coldplay might have made more sense on any other Sunday.

Questioning draft picks is a pastime in NFL circles (heck, it's made Mel Kiper's career). Just ask one little-known writer who ought to think about going into hiding because of his prognostication.

The Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers each won their respective conference title games to advance to Super Bowl 50 on Feb. 7. Here's a recap of the action from Sunday.

In news that should trigger a flood of "Sweet Emotion" jokes, the Skittles candy brand has booked Steven Tyler for a Super Bowl commercial.

Today we get the results of our Super Bowl bets and find out who eats the fish! Plus, what did you think of this year's round of commercials?

Malcolm Butler made a game-saving interception of a Russell Wilson pass at the goal line, and the New England Patriots held on to beat the Seattle Seahawks, 28-24, in Super Bowl XLIX in Glendale, Ariz. on Sunday.

With the Super Bowl this Sunday, WalletHub has released its Super Bowl XLIX By The Numbers Infographic along with commentary from a panel of leading economics and sport management experts. Two words: Big Money.

Sure, you know the Seahawks and Patriots will square off in the Super Bowl, but there's plenty more of knowledge to be had when it comes to the big game.

Super Bowl XLIX pits the unstoppable offense of the New England Patriots against the impenetrable defense of the Seattle Seahawks. The 49th edition of the NFL’s big game could be one of its most memorable contests. Here’s a preview of Sunday’s game:

Find out which punishment the loser of the morning show Super Bowl bets will have to suffer through. Will it be the dreaded Lutefisk?

It's hard to believe that the biggest story before the Super Bowl is about the amount of air in some footballs, but Deflategate continues to be the scandal that won't go away. With that in mind, the New York Times decided to do some investigative reporting to show fans just what goes on in a Wilson football factory.

Marshawn Lynch is known for a few things: being a beast on the football field, loving Skittles and saying very little. He's decided to have some fun with all three in this ridiculous commercial.