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Linebacker Shawne Merriman is calling it "Lights Out" on his career.

NBA commissioner David Stern takes Gov. Chris Christie to task for his efforts to allow sports gambling in New Jersey.

The San Diego Chargers held a moving ceremony on Sunday to honor Junior Seau at Qualcomm Stadium. As the Hall of Famer's family watched a tribute to his life on the JumboTron, Chargers who were wearing his No. 55 on their helmets choked back tears. B...

In ESPN The Magazine, former Indianapolis Colts boss Bill Polian explains how Denver will transition from Tim Tebow to Peyton Manning. (Hint: The Broncos will be just fine.)

Story | Conversation | April 02, 2012

Ranking the top five QBs, RBs, DEs, LBs and every other position in the 2012 NFL draft class.

Story | Conversation | March 28, 2012

Flem File campaigns to get Bills' Fred Jackson to the Pro Bowl.

This is Mel Kiper's list of the top 5 non-seniors at every position headed toward the 2011 NFL draft (think Andrew Luck, Kyle Rudolph, Matt Reynolds, etc.) The initial date of this file was August 25, 2010 -- right before the college and pro seasons get rolling.

Story | Conversation | August 25, 2010

Lawyers for Lawrence Taylor and the prosecution have agreed to share some information.

Mark Brunell planned to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Friday, the apparent result of a string of failed real estate investments.

This file lets you sort every remaining unrestricted free agent by position, former team, age, Pro Bowl status, draft history and more. A second sheet within the file breaks down totals by team and position, based on players that remained availabl...

Posted by ESPN.com's Kevin Seifert The Randall McDaniel file • Minnesota 1989-99, Tampa Bay 2000-02 • Started 202 consecutive games • Named to 12 Pro Bowls in 14 seasons &b...

Terrell Owens may not be free after all. It was assumed the star receiver would void the final three years of his 49ers contract and become a free agent this winter. However, due to an administrative miscue, Owens may be stuck in San Francisco.

Former NFL All-Pro Keith Jackson can sue a lawyer for failing to file a lien to secure $500,000 in loans Jackson made to a troubled sports agent, the Arkansas state Supreme Court ruled Thursday.