The 2025 NFL schedule has been trickling out this week and on Wednesday morning one of the more intriguing matchups was announced as Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs will face Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving Day.

Season-ticket holders with an established pattern of reselling a majority of their game tickets are headed for a home-field disadvantage in the near future.

An unidentified fan from Georgia has filed a $100-million lawsuit against the NFL, arguing that the 23-year-old quarterback's unexpected drop in the draft caused “emotional distress and trauma” to the plaintiff “as a fan and consumer” of the NFL.

The Colorado quarterback slid all the way to the fifth round in the 2025 NFL draft. Now one fan is seeking damages from the NFL.

The official schedule for the upcoming NFL season will be released on Wednesday, as fans can now see when their favorite teams will face certain opponents.

The Kansas City Chiefs will travel a lot of miles next season based on their 2025 schedule. Their biggest AFC rivals? Not so much.

Travis Hunter spent this past weekend working out with his new team, the Jacksonville Jaguars, at their rookie minicamp and while he went through drills on the field, a moment he had off the field went viral for all the right reasons.

Do New York Giants fans have to worry about quarterback Jaxson Dart flipping the ball as he drops back to pass?

YouTube is already the home for the NFL’s Sunday Ticket package, which for an annual fee gives fans access to network TV game telecasts outside of their home markets. The Brazil game will be available free to all YouTube users.