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LAS VEGAS -- By now you probably know that Brad Keselowski wants a tank, that he'd like to date Jennifer Love Hewitt and that there's a new market for giant Pilsner beer glasses like the one he drank from live on ESPN's "SportsCenter" after winning h...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. has been to the Chase party before. But performance breeds confidence, and Junior's performance in 2012 has been championship caliber.

CONCORD, N.C. -- Tim Tebow doesn't have anything to do with NASCAR or the Sprint Media Tour, but he's made an impression on one team owner. "I love Tebow," said Joe Gibbs, the owner of Joe Gibbs Racing and former head coach of the Washington Redskin...

CORAL GABLES, Fla. -- Joe Gibbs has been around too many NFL deals where you get a first-round draft pick for a player or pick to be named later. He opened Wednesday's conference call with the three owners of the Sprint Cup Chase contenders by offer...

In 2008, the NFL fined Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark $5,000 for wearing eye black with the No. 21 etched into it in honor of former Washington Redskins teammate Sean Taylor, who had been murdered in his home. After a 2002 NFL game in which t...

Think folks will remember what Kyle Busch accomplished in 2008? Without a doubt ... but for all the wrong reasons, writes David Newton.

Think Joe Gibbs has less to worry about since leaving the Washington Redskins? Uh, no. Coach still has plenty on his mind these days, trying to keep up with Tony, Kyle, Denny and Joey.

What did Denny Hamlin do after losing a race he dominated at a track on which he wants to win more than any other? Stare at the TV -- stone silent -- for nearly 24 hours, writes David Newton.

Joe Gibbs was still a presence in NASCAR while he coached the Washington Redskins, but talk around the garage Tuesday centered around what a plus his return will be for NASCAR, his race team and Toyota, writes David Newton.

Kyle Busch wanted to go where he could immediately challenge for a championship and work for an owner who will stand behind him during bad times as well as good. So he chose Joe Gibbs Racing.

Tony Stewart is happy he won, happy with his team and happy he has some time off. Winning at Chicagoland -- and a pep talk from team owner Joe Gibbs -- will do that for you, writes David Newton.

Joe Gibbs has faced adversity, but the emotion in his voice as he talks about his 2-year-old grandson fighting leukemia is something else, writes David Newton.

KC Joyner examines the most overrated players in the NFC, including Cam Newton and Michael Bush.

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Flem File sees the NFL season as half full at the halfway point.