NFL

There are three teams the Arizona Cardinals could play next week in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs.

There are several head coaching vacancies still available in the NFL.

The winner of the Bengals/Steelers game in Cincinnati during Wild Card weekend helps set up the schedule for the divisional round.

Several candidates may be available for New York in the offseason.

New York Mets Vice President of Player Personnel Paul DePodesta has been hired to be the team's new chief strategy officer.

The Philadelphia Eagles are beginning to compile a list of candidates to replace former head coach Chip Kelly.

The NFC North is on the line at Lambeau Field between Green Bay and Minnesota.

The Cardinals host NFC West rival Seattle in Week 17 at University of Phoenix Stadium.

Houston looks to wrap up the AFC South in Week 17 when they host Jacksonville.

Peyton Manning heads a list of prominent athletes reportedly linked to HGH and other drugs provided by an anti-aging clinic based out of Indiana.

The Cardinals look to clinch a first-round bye with a Week 16 win at Lambeau Field.

The daily fantasy sports sites filed suit the day after Lisa Madigan declared their operations violated the state's gambling laws.

The Pittsburgh Steelers face the lowly Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns in their final two regular-season games of the year.

After a series of injuries, the New England Patriots are close to adding the veteran rusher.

The Arizona Cardinals look to clinch the NFC West with a victory over Philadelphia in Week 15.

The numbers from the last three years say the pass is still the more popular play call in the NFL.

Minnesota looks to hold onto playoff position as they host NFC North foe Chicago.

The Bengals' Super Bowl odds dropped sharply with the injury to Andy Dalton in Week 14.

With their prominent rushers, the Buffalo Bills and Philadelphia Eagles will battle for a potential playoff spot in Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon.

The Redskins look to make it six straight home wins as they host the Cowboys on Monday in an NFC East battle.

The Patriots are looking to get back to their winning ways as they host the Eagles in Week 13.