Ross Kelly
Author
Ross Kelly is a sports journalist who has been published by ESPN, CBS and USA Today. He has also done statistical research for Stats Inc. and Synergy Sports Technology. A graduate of LSU, Ross resides in Houston.
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Miami Dolphins Announced as Hosts of First-Ever NFL Madrid Game in 2025
The game in Spain is one of five announced international games for the 2025 NFL season.
The Fatal Flaw of Each Team in the NFL Divisional Round
Any of the eight remaining teams could win the Super Bowl, but only if these weaknesses don’t show up over the rest of the postseason.
Nick Saban, Michael Strahan, Michael Vick Among Those Named to College Football Hall of Fame
The 22-person field consists of 18 players and four coaches, including names like Urban Meyer, Steve Slaton, and Montee Ball.
Steve Kerr Rules Out Curry Trade as Warriors Falter
Ranking 12th in the Western Conference standings, the Warriors are looking more like sellers than buyers with the trade deadline approaching
Duke Freshman Cooper Flagg Sets ACC Scoring Record, Eyes on NBA Draft
Flagg broke the conference’s freshman scoring record by producing 42 points in a Saturday win over Notre Dame.
Zion Williamson Suspended by New Orleans Pelicans for 1 Game
‘There is no excuse for being late to team activities,’ Williamson said in a statement.
Lamar Jackson Beats Out Josh Allen for NFL All-Pro First Team
This is Jackson’s third First-Team selection, and he won the NFL MVP award in the previous two seasons.
Deion Sanders on the One Caveat That Could Make Him Jump to the NFL
Coach Prime has been steadfast in not wanting to coach in the NFL, but there is one circumstance that would make him reconsider.
Geno Smith, Mike Evans, von Miller Among Players Who Cashed in With Week 18 Bonuses
Players often have contract incentives tied to playing time, year-end rankings or statistical thresholds, and these players hit the jackpot on Sunday.
Lamar Jackson Hopes New Mindset Leads to Newfound Postseason Success
The two-time MVP’s regular season passer rating of 102 is third-best in NFL history, but his playoffs rating of 75.7 ranks outside the top 50.
