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Monday marks the 23rd anniversary of Buster Douglas' thunderous, stunning win over the vastly favored Mike Tyson in Tokyo. And although it was a match of many myths, one thing's for certain: It was one of sports' greatest upsets. Here's a look at,...

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco didn't mask his feelings Monday when he was asked about the NFL's championship being decided next year at MetLife Stadium, the first outdoor Super Bowl at a cold-weather site.

Last week of the preseason was the "dress rehearsal." This week is all about survival. The final preseason game is upon us with another four games in the AFC East. Avoiding injuries are the biggest key. But here are some other things to watch: ...

Social media headlines may say otherwise, but more than the London Olympics are happening in the sports world. Case in point, the New England Patriots beat the New Orleans Saints 7-6 on Thursday with the NFL preseason underway. But which NFL team...

NFL owners have awarded the 2015 Super Bowl to the Phoenix area.

The NFL has set the date for the first outdoor Super Bowl in a cold-weather city -- Feb. 2, 2014 at the New Jersey Meadowlands.

Fans have never been more impotent in sports. But they don't seem to mind.

What impact would the Super Bowl have on business in New York and New Jersey?

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham What seemed like an absurd fantasy mere days ago has become reality. First, the New York Jets convinced Brett Favre they were worth his energy. Then they offered the Green Bay Packers enough to beat out the Tampa Bay B...

Before he returns to his offseason bunker, Gregg Easterbrook reminds us that when it comes to the NFL draft no one is as smart as they think they are.

A plan to have a state board approve $300 million in critical funding for a $2 billion stadium viewed as the key to New York City's 2012 Olympics bid was rejected Monday by the powerful leader of the state Assembly.

New York City will be forced to abandon its bid to host the 2012 Olympics if a deal is not reached soon on a $1.4 billion stadium for the New York Jets, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Sunday.

City and state officials announced a deal Thursday for a $1.4 billion stadium on Manhattan's West Side that would be home to the New York Jets and anchor New York's bid for the 2012 Olympics.

The New York Jets have never had a stadium to call their own. But new plans to redevelop the far West Side of Manhattan could change all that.