The Pittsburgh Steelers suffered a third straight loss, falling to the Kansas City Chiefs 29-10, with turnovers and defensive issues highlighted in their performance.

The Minnesota Timberwolves defeated the Dallas Mavericks 105-99, with Kyrie Irving scoring 39 points and Anthony Edwards leading the Timberwolves with 26 points. Luka Doncic suffered a calf strain.

Jim Larranaga steps down as the Miami Hurricanes men's basketball coach after an impressive but turbulent tenure.

Lamar Jackson broke Michael Vick's NFL record for quarterback rushing yards as the Ravens triumphed over the Texans, improving Baltimore's playoff position.

ASU's quarterback Sam Leavitt leads his team to the Peach Bowl against Texas Longhorns, focusing on collective goals amid the sport's evolving nature.

Philadelphia Eagles legend Bill Bergey passed away at 79 after battling cancer, leaving behind a legacy highlighted by five Pro Bowl appearances and a deep connection with fans.

The Seahawks aim to keep their playoff hopes alive against the struggling Bears, who are on a nine-game losing streak and face challenges in team rebuilding.

Steelers fans celebrated Christmas Day with a pre-dawn tailgate in anticipation of the game against the Chiefs, showcasing their loyalty and festive spirit in team-themed holiday attire.

The Memphis Grizzlies lost to the Los Angeles Clippers 114-110, with turnovers contributing to their defeat despite solid performances from their top scorers.

The Cleveland Browns signed kicker Andre Szmyt to their practice squad, creating competition for current kicker Dustin Hopkins amidst reliability concerns.

The Pelicans offer updates on players' health, with Zion Williamson and Jose Alvarado expected to resume practice next week, while Brandon Ingram remains out with an ankle sprain.

BYU Cougars arrive in San Antonio for their first Valero Alamo Bowl, with a schedule full of events and media interactions expressing enthusiasm for the upcoming game.

The Golden Knights beat the Ducks 3-1, marking their fourth consecutive victory. They never trailed in the game and were led by goals from Pearson, Hertl, and Kolesar.