Author: Lorenzo Reyes, USA TODAY

A Michigan high school cross country athlete, Garrett Winter, ran a personal best in a 5K, finishing in second, but was disqualified for profanity.

After Aaron Rodgers’ positive COVID-19 test, more scrutiny is being applied to the NFL’s protocols for players, both vaccinated and unvaccinated.

With Aaron Rodgers testing positive for COVID-19 and set to miss Sunday’s game against the Chiefs, all eyes now turn to Packers backup QB Jordan Love.

After Giants lost to the Chiefs on Monday night, coach Joe Judge said season-long issues with headsets surfaced in key stretches yet again.

The Ravens said linebacker Malik Harrison was shot Sunday night at a gathering in Cleveland. Baltimore was on its bye week when the incident occurred.

Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Calvin Ridley will be away from his team indefinitely after citing a need to focus on his mental health.

Houston Texans chairman Cal McNair made an anti-Asian remark regarding COVID-19 at the team’s charity golf tournament in May.

MVP candidate Dak Prescott has the Cowboys looking like a Super Bowl contender. The Chiefs, meanwhile, need to work on their ball security.

EA Sports will remove Jon Gruden from its Madden NFL 22 video game after his emails containing homophobic and misogynistic language were leaked.

Sean Taylor was one of the bright young stars in the NFL before he was murdered in 2007. The Washington Football Team will retire his number.