With this year's Hall of Fame class officially in the rearview mirror, the NFL is already looking ahead to who could potentially be inducted in 2026. Next year's group of names features some noteworthy stars that it feels like we just said goodbye to.

Earning a place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame is the highest honor a player can receive, but the process is imperfect. Generally speaking,

Today, four NFL greats were inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The class of 2025 featured Jared Allen, Sterling Sharpe, Eric Allen, and Antonio Gates. These four men will have their legacies live forever as they join the rest of the Hall of Famers in Canton,

The NFL and Disney's ESPN have reached a deal, potentially worth billions, placing many of the league's media holdings with the sports network in exchange for equity in ESPN, the Athletic reported on Friday.

Commanders coach Dan Quinn insisted the trade request made by his team’s star receiver, Terry McLaurin, is “part of normal business” in the NFL and is not a distraction to the team. “He let me know that that was happening too,

Negotiations have gotten heated, and friction has formed. Still, agents and executives around the league believe he’ll remain in Washington.

Terry McLaurin has reportedly requested a trade from the Commanders, and the Patriots should make a strong push to land the second-team All Pro.

Former Cincinnati Bengals offensive lineman La'el Collins is signing with the Dallas Cowboys after a workout with the team, according to dallascowboys.com's Tommy Yarrish. Collins, 32, last played in an NFL regular-season game for the Bengals in December 2022,

The Dallas Cowboys are bringing back offensive tackle La'el Collins, who was on the team from 2015-2021. Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports reported the news. The 31-year-old Collins was most recently with the Buffalo Bills,

T hings didn’t end well between La’el Collins and the Dallas Cowboys last go ‘round. After starting 71 of 74 games for the Cowboys between 2015-2021, the team soured on Collins. His commitment to health,

Measuring the quality of NFL coaching is difficult. Beyond win-loss record, there are no stats. No wins above replacement or adjusted wins, either -- just wins, losses and the occasional tie. As such,