What makes the Eagles pass rush one of the best in NFL history isnt just the talented players they have. By Reuben Frank

In his latest Daily Super Bowl Observations, Reuben Frank reveals the Eagles player he expects to have a huge game vs. the Chiefs.

Chiefs assistant coach Ken Flajole spent five years in Philly and will face his former team in Super Bowl LVII. By Dave Zangaro

It's almost time for Super Bowl LVII. Here are our predictions for the big game. By Dave Zangaro

Haason Reddick will play in a Super Bowl in the city that once drafted him. The storybook journey isn't lost on him. By Dave Zangaro

In the 21st Century, the Super Bowl has not been a pleasant experience for winners of the regular-season Most Valuable Player award. Nine times this century the winner of the regular-season MVP has played in that season’s Super Bowl, and nine times his team lost. Now Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who won the MVP on [more]

Super Bowl LVII is the culmination of the 2022/23 NFL season, with the winner lifting the coveted Vince Lombardi Trophy.

Deebo Samuel was feet away from the Lombardi Trophy on Friday but he couldn't look at the piece of hardware.

As the 57th edition of the Super Bowl nears, here are 20 questions on the annals and arcana of American sport’s high holy day

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says it's "ridiculous" to think that he wouldn't want to share same Hall of Fame stage as Tom Brady.

On SportsNite, SNY NFL Insider Connor Hughes joins Chelsea Sherrod to discuss the return of Giants defensive coordinator Wink Martindale, after he fell out of the running for the Indianapolis Colts head coaching job. Connor says replacing Martindale would have been a difficult task but now: "Their defense will now stay in its current shape, this is huge for the Giants."

Former 49ers receiver Emmanuel Sanders revealed to NBC Sports Bay Area's Jennifer Lee Chan that he wishes he had spent more in the Bay Area.

The NFL and its official "Salute to Service" partner USAA are honoring U.S. service members ahead of Super Bowl LVII. Newly-retired NFL star J.J. Watts joined CBS News senior investigative correspondent Catherine Herridge with more on what the initiative means to him, and his predictions for the big game.

Bettors continue flocking to the Eagles.

The Broncos' next head coach shows up to his office on Monday, and everyone — and he means everyone — that contributed to the 2022 disaster is on notice.

The Bucs interviewed Rams assistant head coach Thomas Brown for their offensive coordinator opening, the team announced. Brown was the eighth candidate interviewed to replace Byron Leftwich, with whom they parted ways Jan. 19. Broncos passing game coordinator/quarterbacks coach Klint Kubiak, Vikings receivers coach Keenan McCardell, Jaguars quarterbacks coach Jim Bob Cooter, Bengals quarterbacks coach [more]

The first head coach in Panthers history is rejoining the team. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the Panthers are hiring Dom Capers as a senior defensive assistant. Capers filled the same role for the Broncos last season and worked with former Denver defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero. Evero now has the same title in Carolina. [more]

Longevity is the key argument against Mahomes' all-time status — and it's doing some heavy lifting given the 27-year-old's incredible play and achievements.

After two straight years of being considered to be the head coach of the Texans despite having no college or pro coaching experience, Josh McCown is getting some pro coaching experience. Via Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, the Panthers have hired McCown to serve as the team’s quarterbacks coach under Frank Reich. McCown entered the [more]

McCown and Capers both have previous ties to the franchise.

The list of people who have attended every Super Bowl is growing shorter. Jerry Green, the 94-year-old sportswriter who has attended the first 56 Super Bowls, has confirmed that he won’t make it to Super Bowl LVII because his health has declined. “Going to the airport, it would’ve been painful and difficult for me,” Green [more]

The Chiefs listed no injury designations, the Eagles had just one.

The performances, which stretch across three different teams in two different levels, may not signify much. But they're not exactly encouraging, either.