Levy is among three coaches to go 0-4 in the Super Bowl but he is the only coach in NFL history to make it there four consecutive years. All of his losses were with the Buffalo Bills from the 1990 ...

Baltimore Ravens Keith Washington (93) and Chris McAlister (21) celebrate the Ravens Super Bowl win over the New York Giants in Tampa, Fla., on Jan. 28, 2001. The Ravens beat the Giants 34-7.

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Mack took it further, saying he believes this is a team that can compete for a Super Bowl. "Just not wanting to give up on that goal and that ambition that I have ever since I stepped into the ...

Patrick Mahomes reveals how often he’s reviewed the Chiefs’ Super Bowl LIX loss to the Eagles. Learn what he and Travis Kelce aim to improve this season.

NBA Star Draymond Green Picks Pittsburgh Steelers to Win Super Bowl LX. The Golden State Warriors Star Went With a Cincinnati Bengals Rival for MVP and Will Win Super Bowl.

Tom Rafferty, an offensive lineman who won a Super Bowl and played with two Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterbacks in Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman over 14 seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, has died.

If there ever was a year for Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills to claim their first-ever Super Bowl title, it's 2025. Armed with a roster that has few holes, coupled with a top-notch coaching staff ...

What Bryce Perkins learned from Rams Super Bowl The UFL playoffs are different in structure from the NFL's. Teams need to win two games in the UFL postseason to take home a championship while NFL ...

Super Bowl LX will take place at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California — home of the San Francisco 49ers — on Feb. 8, 2026. Here are the early odds for next year's NFL title game as of ...

Dez Bryant predicted a Super Bowl victory for an NFC East team in 2026, showing confidence in the Dallas Cowboys under Brian Schottenheimer.

Philadelphia Eagles' multi-time Super Bowl Champion Brandon Graham recently delivered his honest thoughts on the San Francisco 49ers' trade pickup, Bryce Huff.