After over three decades, the Washington Commanders are back in the NFC title game. They haven't made it this far in the playoffs since 1992, which comes after

Legendary sportscasters also talk Oscar hopeful Timothée Chalamet and quarterback turned broadcaster Tom Brady

Former NFL quarterback Cam Newton knows what it's like to lose in the Super Bowl, and yet, his desire to hoist the Lombardi Trophy isn't as strong as you'd think. During this Thursday's edition of "First Take,

Stephen A. Smith and Cam Newton disagree on whether being named league MVP is more important than a Super Bowl win or appearance.

The Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills go head-to-head in the AFC Conference Championship game on Sunday.

Lamar Jackson has consistently come up short in the postseason, despite having a good team around him. He’s on the verge of winning his third MVP award, yet he’s only reached the AFC Championship game once, which he lost to the Kansas City Chiefs.

On Thursday’s episode of ESPN’s First Take, host Stephen A. Smith posed a simple question to the Carolina Panthers legend—asking Newton if he’d be willing to trade his Most Valuable Player award for a Super Bowl title. And Newton, as he often does, brought a different kind of perspective to the table.

A new poll shows that Stephen A. Smith of ESPN is emerging as a desired candidate for the Democrats in the 2028 election.

The leader of ESPN may soon become the leader of the United States of America. Is Stephen A. Smit a legitimate presidential candidate?

Move over, Dallas Cowboys. There’s a new and unlikely America’s Team in the NFL — at least for the Super Bowl.

Despite a remarkable career that saw him win an MVP award and lead the Carolina Panthers to a Super Bowl appears, Cam Newton left behind a complicated NFL