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It's the end of the world as we know it, so the Sports Guy is cleaning out his inbox while making his Week 16 picks.

Looking for gift items for the NFL fan on your list? You're in luck! Monday isn't just a battle between the Panthers and Eagles, the preseason's premier Super Bowl/dynasty teams, it's also Cyber Monday -- the day in which Americans pretend to work...

The Sports Guy wishes we could run our sports commissioners out of office and makes his Week 7 picks.

Easterbrook: The boo birds are out in Week 2.

Tom Brady's father says he "would be very hesitant" to let his son play football if he had to make the decision today. Just imagine if Brady had never played football. Many lives would have changed. Bill Belichick - Instead of being seen as a f...

The week in review from death to life, from loss to win, from political metaphors to sports clichés.

With Combine on tap, mailbaggers full of questions about WR, DB prospects.

Sarah Spain, espnW's resident Chicago superfan, makes the case for the Windy City as the home of the best female sports fans in all the land.

Which city has the most dedicated female fans? W kicks off the debate with cases for Beantown and the Big Apple.

TMQ says history is being made by rise of the Lions, Bills.

Best sports town? Boston will keep the title until NYC gets attitude adjustment.

The unions for hockey, baseball and basketball are siding with the players in the NFL lockout court battle, saying the league's lockout should be lifted.

It's no secret that No. 13 is historically viewed as unlucky or, in extreme cases, cursed. The fear of 13 is so common, there's even a term for it: triskaidekaphobia. In the sports world, though, a few brave players have embraced the number.

Lifting football's labor lockout without a new contract in place would allow better-off teams to sign the best players, tipping the NFL's competitive balance and damaging the league, attorneys for the owners argued in court papers Monday.

TMQ sizes up the NFL labor battle and mocks the mock drafts.

The business of the National Football League is currently at an impasse, but the game of football is very much alive. Will fans wake up to the power they hold?