DeSean Jackson is appointed as Delaware State University's head football coach, aiming to make an impact on their struggling program and emphasizing the importance of education for his players.

Mike Bloomgren has been hired as the Cleveland Browns' new offensive line coach. He will bring his experience from coaching at Rice University and aim to revitalize the team's performance.

NFL player Amon-Ra St. Brown partners with a local bakery, which made a cake of him, to give away playoff tickets to Lions fans purchasing bakery items.

Mark Stone led the Golden Knights to a 4-2 win against the Sharks, scoring his 100th goal for the team during his 300th game. Vegas extends their road point streak against San Jose.

Antonio Pierce was fired as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders after a 4-13 season and a 10-game losing streak. The team acknowledged his efforts despite struggles that included injuries and off-field issues.

Bears' President Kevin Warren anticipates beginning construction on a new stadium this year, with potential sites being Chicago's lakefront or the Arlington Racecourse grounds.

The Detroit Lions' head coach Dan Campbell confirms running back David Montgomery's return for the playoffs, boosting the team's divisional round prospects.

Former Baltimore Orioles pitcher Brian Matusz has died at 37. Known for his dedication to the sport and community, he had a notable career with the Orioles from 2009 to 2016.

Mayor Jane Castor will lead a Tampa Bay Buccaneers banner-drop event outside Old City Hall at 11 AM to boost playoff spirit, featuring Bucs COO Brian Ford, alumni, cheerleaders, and a fire engine display.

Corey Dennis has been hired as UNLV's offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, adding experience to the coaching staff with his history of developing talent at Ohio State.

Zion Williamson is set to return from a hamstring injury to play for the New Orleans Pelicans against the Timberwolves.

The Detroit Lions launched a "We Want More" fan appreciation bus tour across Michigan to celebrate their season and engage with fans before the playoffs.

St. Charles Parish is accepting online registrations for various spring sports, with specific clubs handling different areas and late fees applying after January 25. No refunds once uniforms are ordered.