Two Florida lawmakers are proposing to make it a felony for someone to wager on a game if they know shenanigans are afoot.

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Khalil Shakir and the Buffalo Bills have agreed to a deal which will keep him around western New York for a few more years. The team has announced that Shakir has signed a four-year extension, a deal ...

The NFL is reportedly ditching the chain gang, but the Buffalo Bills should still have major concerns after the AFC Championship Game debacle.

Oregon Ducks defensive lineman Derrick Harmon will be participating in the NFL Combine this week. Defensive linemen are ...

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The postseason change came after the Buffalo Bills lost to the Kansas City Chiefs in a divisional round game in January 2022 when Allen, despite fourth-quarter heroics, didn’t get a chance to have the ...

Broncos players said they feel ownership “significantly contributes to a positive team culture” and that the group is “extremely committed to building a competitive team.” ...

Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix became one of the positive surprises of this past NFL season. His personal coach recently ...

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The NFL is replacing the chain gang with Hawk-Eye technology for first-down measurements in 2025, bringing a high-tech ...