Former Red Raider and current Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes was greeted with thunderous cheers as he was shown on the video board in his seat next to the Texas Tech bench along ...

The former late round pick is looking to prove he can make an impact on the Philadelphia Eagles this time around.

Attention to detail and keeping all his players accountable from top to bottom were two of the greatest skills Riley embodied ...

Patrick Schwarzenegger may be a "nepo baby," but "The White Lotus" star says he's earned his showbiz stripes. The 31-year-old actor, son of "Terminator" star Arnold Schwarzenegger and former NBC ...

OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- The Baltimore Ravens kept a major part of their dominant rushing attack on Tuesday, when they re-signed five-time Pro Bowl fullback Patrick Ricard. The one-year deal is fully ...

The Las Vegas Grand Prix has announced the prices for each of its different tickets for the 2025 Formula 1 season. The cost ranges from $50, the cheapest, to $25,000, offering the most exclusive ...

As Cat Deely and Patrick Kielty grapple with the loss of his beloved mother Mary, her tragic passing has shone a light on her remarkable and 'resilient' life which was dramatically framed by the ...

And Spencer is clearly keen to get his kids into sport and fitness from a young age as Theodore has recently joined his local Parkrun. The businessman said of Theodore running that it's not good ...

During an interview on Chris Evans’ Virgin Radio show on Tuesday morning, Jason enthused: “Let me tell you about Patrick Schwarzenegger. Being what they would now call a ‘nepo baby’, which ...

Patrick Mahomes has not only lived up to his $500 million contract, the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback's value has actually exceeded that deal. Yup, apparently, half a billion has been a discount.

Tony Allen, former Memphis Grizzlies player, will be a celebrity participant the annual Silky Sullivan St. Patrick's Parade. Other St. Patrick's Day festivities in Memphis include a cookie ...

Patrick Mahomes has officially bid farewell to one of his longest-tenured teammates, as defensive tackle Tershawn Wharton departs the Kansas City Chiefs after five seasons and two Super Bowl titles.