Hall of Famer Randy Moss has returned to ESPN for the Super Bowl after being diagnosed with cancer and taking a leave of absence.

Randy Moss is returning to ESPN. The NFL legend will be making a celebrated return on Sunday for the network's coverage of Super Bowl LIX. According to ESPN, Moss will join the coverage for "Sunday NFL Countdown.

He’s back, baby” was shown on the Jumbotron of Littlejohn Coliseum ahead of famed ESPN analyst Dick Vitale’s return to the broadcast after two years.

Even though the dust has barely settled on Super Bowl 59, oddsmakers are already eyeballing next year's big game.

We can now cast an eye to the next NFL season, peeking at the early odds for who the next Lombardi Trophy recipient might be. Super Bowl 60 is scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 8, to be played at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara,

The Eagles won in a 40-22 blowout, the first time since 2021 that the Super Bowl had been decided by double digits. But the game was still fun, filled with plays we'll be talking

All of the confetti had yet to hit the turf at the Super Bowl before ESPN released their 2025 NFL Power Rankings. Where do the Atlanta Falcons fall?

NFL season is in the books. The Philadelphia Eagles are the Super Bowl champions, having defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX. Now, all 32 teams are 0-0 and will focus on the 2025 season,

Stephen A. Smith Rips Apart Serena Williams for Dissing Her ‘Ex’ at Super Bowl Halftime Show. Williams made a short appearance on the stage with Lamar and was spotted dancing