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Bill Simmons joins Bill Barnwell to rank the NFL's top 50 most valuable assets.

Who knew the NFL's regular-season finale would be so relevant?

Richard Sandomir of The New York Times: "To some degree, Derek Fisher's active role is similar to the path carved by Gene Upshaw, the Oakland Raiders offensive lineman who took over as the executive director of the National Football League Players As...

Our editor-in-chief solves the NBA lockout.

The NBA's labor posturing is following a risky road that appears to be taking the league straight into a brick wall and a possible NFL-style lockout. Yep, it's deja vu all over again.

Will putting his name on a lawsuit against the NFL be risky for Tom Brady?

MORE ANSWERS The National Football League released an 11-page guide yesterday that detailed some rules regarding hits that just aren't allowed. It also included black-and-white drawings of players delivering hits that just aren't allowed, and contai...

The Supreme Court sacked the NFL in the American Needle case, but what does it mean for a lockout? Is baseball affected? Will your team's cap cost less now? We've got answers.

Are you ready for some football ... on Friday night? It could happen if the NFL wins a landmark antitrust case.

The future of sports as we know them -- or, at least, the financial underpinning of sports as we know them -- is at stake in a Supreme Court case. Are you alarmed? You should be.

The New Jersey Assembly on Thursday will decide whether to ask voters to legalize professional sports betting in Atlantic City casinos, a move opposed by the NFL and one that would have to overcome federal law.

The seriousness of Bill Belichick's unethical behavior could lead to a decline in popularity of the NFL.

Plenty of sports brands are worth a lot of money. None is worth more than the Super Bowl.

That the owners are not only haggling with the union but also among themselves is making the completion of a new CBA extension difficult.

The commissioners of the baseball, basketball, hockey and football have been called to testify before a Senate committee hearing on proposed drug-testing standards.

The National Football League is digging in its heels in China, challenging the nation's 1.3 billion people to tackle a sport that for most is no more than a name.