Erroneous on all accounts!” Kelce said, when his brother Jason suggested that fans believed coordinators couldn’t focus on game prep and interview prep at the same time. I

During an appearance on 96.5 The Fan, the quarterback shared his thoughts on whether their home game this weekend would be Kelce’s last hurrah at Arrowhead Stadium.

Nobody expected retired Eagles center Jason Kelce, who is now an NFL analyst for ESPN and host of the "New Heights" podcast with Travis Kelce, to side with the Commanders. However, Kelce's "honest assessment" of the Eagles and Commanders on 94 WIP sports radio in Philadelphia left fans spinning and accusing him of blindly favoring his former team.

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The NFC and AFC championship matchups are set. On Saturday, the Kansas City Chiefs made their first step toward a historic three-peat with a win over

After leading the Washington Commanders to the NFC title game, rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels is every bit under the spotlight. The club hasn't been to the N

Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels led the Washington Commanders to a 45-31 victory over the top-seeded Detroit Lions on Saturday in a stunning NFL postseason upset.

Greif: Philadelphia will beat Washington in the NFC because the Commanders’ defense has been leaky (allowing 25.5 points per game in the postseason, 9.5 more than Philadelphia), while the Eagles have ranked among the league’s elite defenses all season; by one metric, they stand tied for the league lead in allowing the lowest success rate.

The NFL playoffs are in full swing, and with only four teams remaining, excitement is building for the Super Bowl. Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy, however, isn't waiting to s

One team that booked its trip to the conference championship on Saturday is returning to a comfortable place, having gone seven straight years. The other hasn’t been on a stage this big since 1992.

The Washington Commanders, led by rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, shocked the Detroit Lions to advance to their first NFC Championship since 1992. The Lions, who entered the playoffs as the NFC's top seed after a franchise-best 15-2 season, couldn’t overcome five turnovers in the loss and succumbed to a 45-31 loss.