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Sam Gordon's football moves made her a YouTube sensation last year. Now "Sweet Feet" is going to the Super Bowl, and she'll be blogging about her travels along the way.

The 49ers' Quest for Six marketing campaign has gone viral, connecting a team with a rich history to a new generation of fans.

Being a high school coach has helped backup quarterback Josh McCown better understand his role with the Bears.

Packers defensive end C.J. Wilson says music is a good way for him to relax his mind. And it helps him with the ladies.

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From "yardgating" to "tubgating" and "sailgating," Sarah Spain explores all the pregame party possibilities the NFC North offers in her latest "That's What She Said."

The NFL should be grateful Monday night's debacle is the worst development to come out of the replacement ref saga and find a way to get the regular officials back on the field before the NFL loses any more credibility.

Robert Griffin III proved he was worthy of the hype with his Week 1 performance. Our writers weigh in on RG3 and the rest of Sunday's big news.

The espnW contributors are ready to defend their Super Bowl picks which range from the old reliables, to the up-and-comers and the surprises.

Shannon Eastin knows her decision to cross a picket line and become the NFL's first female official will subject her to extreme scrutiny.

There hasn't been a more maddeningly inconsistent team than the New York Giants this season, but Kate Fagan explains why you can't count out Big Blue.

What if the bird comes out of the oven right as Aaron Rodgers is carving up the Lions' defense? espnW on balancing family, food and football.

The NFL has some intriguing Thanksgiving lineups, which is not always the case. Optimize the experience with proper timing of the holiday spread.

So what if the NBA is joining the NFL in lockout land? It all will be resolved eventually. In the meantime, there are plenty of college sports to watch.

The NFL has taken its time in appeasing jilted Super Bowl ticket holders, and that strategy won't be winning any hearts and minds of fans, especially with labor negotiations underway.

Enough already. We get it. There are some long luscious locks out there on the gridiron. Here's hoping that the end of the NFL season means the merciful end of a season-long tress obsession we're all ready to move beyond.