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Anna Wilson, the kid sister of Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, is authoring her own storybook career as a high school basketball star and a Division I recruit at Collegiate in Richmond, Va.

To tweet or not to tweet? After the Manti Te'o drama, NFL teams have been keeping a watchful eye on the social media habits of their prospects.

Michael Jordan is fawned over for the awesome accomplishment of turning 50, but Danica Patrick gets ripped after actually winning the pole at Daytona? In The Buzz That Was, we look back at a very upside-down week.

Cam Johnson plummeted to the seventh round in the 2012 NFL draft, but he never gave less than his best as a 49ers practice-squad player. That effort earned him a spot on the active roster in December and maybe an appearance Sunday in Super Bowl XLVII.

Sean McGrath has dreamed of being an NFL player since he was in fourth grade and didn't let a few speed bumps slow him down. With four games under his belt with the Seattle Seahawks, the future looks promising.

Posh and Sporty Spain collide in this week's "That's What She Said." Sarah hands out her big winners from Sunday's Golden Globes and NFL playoff action.

Like a baseball player, the Colts long-snapper Matt Overton toiled for years in the football minors before making it to the NFL.

With his Web-based show "The Real Robinson Report," Seahawks fullback Michael Robinson is getting a head start on a career in television.

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.

Sports have been dreary in Seattle recently: The Sonics fled town, the Seahawks still haven't won a Super Bowl and the M's just suffered a 17-game losing streak.

As the NFL owners and players approach a March 4 deadline for working out a new collective bargaining agreement, questions about what will happen to the health insurance of players and their families have been circulating.

If you read Melissa Jacobs' NFL wild-card weekend preview and, ahem, predictions, she doesn't blame you for giving this column a Marshawn Lynch stiff-arm and running away. But for those who are jazzed up about divisional weekend, read on.

If you predicted the Seahawks would be the only home team to win this weekend, then we're in awe. More on the playoffs, a near UConn women's loss and the cheesiness of bowl games, in a weekend edition of About Last Night.

Polish off your television and get your nacho ingredients ready! After an agonizing six-day wait, the NFL postseason is finally here. Melissa Jacobs looks at all four matchups and picks the winners.

It seems ludicrous to argue that the 7-9 Seahawks are more dangerous than the defending champion New Orleans Saints, right? Well, Sarah Spain says if history repeats itself, Seattle has a pretty good shot to get the upset.

The Seahawks become the first ever division winner with a losing record, the NFL playoff seedings are set, NCAA football coaches are hired and fired. Amanda Rykoff tells you all about it in About Last Night.