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Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III not only ended the year with the best selling jersey in the league, more of his No. 10 jerseys were sold in the NFL this fiscal year than any jersey in league history.

Robert Griffin III's No. 10 jersey has sold more than any other player's in a single season since the NFL started keeping track six years ago, league spokeswoman Joanna Hunter told ESPN.com.

Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III has NFL's top selling jersey.

For an untold number of fans, the experience of watching NFL games on TV just might be better than going to games at a stadium.

Look at the numbers and you'll find the New York Jets as having the third-highest average attendance in the league after two games. But dig a little deeper and there's a bigger story to tell. It's not the reported attendance number -- how many tic...

We love best-selling jersey lists because it's a popularity contest with people voting with their wallets. Here are the top-selling NFL player jerseys on NFLShop.com from April 1 through Sept. 30: 1. Peyton Manning, Denver Broncos 2. Robert Gri...

The New York Jets played one of the worst games in their history Sunday, getting shut out and accumulating less than 150 yards of total offense in a game for the first time in 35 years. After another bad performance by quarterback Mark Sanchez, Me...

The New York Jets can at least call themselves champions in one category: ticket prices.

The Dallas Cowboys are the NFL's first and only $2 billion franchise, Forbes Magazine announced Wednesday as it released its annual team value list.

You think you've got it tough on tax day? Try being an NFL owner who wants to pass his team on to his children, writes Darren Rovell.

Falcons cornerback DeAngelo Hall, a Reebok endorser, wore Nike shoes on two televised occasions and was subsequently dumped by Reebok.

The Commissioner sent a message to the NBA on Sunday and it was Stern.

Imagine taking a busy trainyard, building a platform over it and plunking Turner Field on top three blocks west of Times Square.

Senate tries to get to bottom of steroid use in sports, but it never gets beyond the top brass.

The rules of engagement may change for player agents in the wake of Maurice Clarett's court victory.

If people will pay $2 for bottled water, why wouldn't NFL fans pay for waiting to buy season tickets?