The 37-year-old Kelce — who retired in March after a 13-year career spent entirely with the Eagles — has watched his profile balloon in retirement. The Super Bowl winner already hosted the ...

These “throwback” jerseys included the Flatirons in the gold ring on the sleeves. I’ve always been a fan of the gunmetal gray combos that the Buffs added as a nod to their school colors of gold and ...

The brand, known for innovative safety technology that protects riders from head to toe, has introduced two new helmets designed to excel both on and off-road. The 9.5 Carbon and 8.5 Composite models ...

The New England Patriots enter Week 18 in pole position to land the number-one overall pick. Even though their rookie quarterback Drake Maye has been strong this season, they have struggled to win ...

That’s one possible explanation for why the Broncos will be wearing their “Orange Crush” throwback uniforms Sunday against the Chiefs. Denver needs to win Sunday to ensure a spot in the AFC ...

New England Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye has ... The third-overall pick took a hit to the helmet and remained down on the field for a few extra seconds. After popping back up and going ...

K-State players wore a special sticker on the back of their helmets, which displayed Dimel’s initials. And when the Wildcats were running out the clock in the fourth quarter they lined up in his ...

They will opt for their color rush uniforms, however this time they will go with the traditional gold helmet instead of the newer black helmet that they had phased in recently. To be frank, the white ...

Bills quarterback Josh Allen took a helmet to the funny bone in his right arm during Sunday’s game against the Patriots and it wasn’t a laughing matter for the MVP favorite. Allen told Evan Washburn ...

The New England Patriots lost Sunday’s game against the ... “Fell down, got a helmet to the funny bone,” Allen said. “I went to throw the next one, and I had no feeling in the hand.

There was one similarity with both interception returns. The Falcons were wearing their throwback red helmets for both of Bates' pick-sixes. That fact isn't lost on the All-Pro safety.