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Football made George Visger the man he is today, for better and for worse.

The nation's only female head football coach has her D.C. high school succeeding on the field -- and off.

Page 2 presents the definitive translation guide for NFL jargon.

It isn't as if the fate of the western world depends on the outcome. But you might not know it from the heated debate over whether Michael Vick or Peyton Hillis should be on the cover of Madden NFL 12.

If the NFL's collective bargaining impasse extends into the fall -- resulting in missed games -- then who stands to both fill and benefit from the sports programing void created by pro football's absence? College football? Hockey? NASCAR? According t...

The publicly owned Packers are a bastion of stability in a volatile pro sports world. So why don't more teams adopt their ownership structure? Two words. Greed. And ego.

Dear Atlanta Falcons and Green Bay Packers, A star quarterback in his prime. An up-and-coming counterpart playing with a cool-handedness that belies his age. Two explosive attacks. Two solid defenses. Two of the best teams in the NFL, squaring off i...

As a pure scapegoat, Albert Haynesworth is better than Wade Phillips. Superior to Brad Childress. A cut above Bartman. Indeed, the disgruntled defensive tackle could very well be the Ali of fall guys.

Page 2 decides whether the Cowboys or Vikings is more dysfunctional.

Page 2 compiles the most memorable dubious sports streaks.

We have looked into the future of football, and the view isn't good. The recent news about concussions and other brain damage could mean the end of the game as we know it.

Former sports agent Michael Trope traces payments to players back to Billy Cannon, the Heisman winner at LSU who agreed to deals with two different teams and agents before the 1959 season ended.

Hall of Famer George Blanda was the first-ever fantasy football draft pick.

Page 2 selects the second class of the Preseason Hall of Fame.

Page 2 selects the inaugural class of the NFL Preseason Hall of Fame.

First things first: Maryland state delegate Michael Vaughn is a typical politician. In other words, a dissembling dope. But not because he reportedly lied about having played three seasons of NFL football. No, Vaughn is a fool because he represents...