
Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zach Taylor answered media questions Monday ahead of Super Bowl LVI. He said that faith, family and football - in that order - have helped him prepare for Sunday.
Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zach Taylor answered media questions Monday ahead of Super Bowl LVI. He said that faith, family and football - in that order - have helped him prepare for Sunday.
Cincinnati's Evan McPherson on Sunday gave all the glory to God after he booted four field goals, set an NFL record, and – more significantly – catapulted the Bengals to their first Super Bowl since the 1988 season with another walk-off kick.
During a post-game interview following the Pittsburg Steeler's playoff elimination, longtime quarterback Ben Roethlisberger told reporters that he is hoping to expand God's kingdom in the future. Rumors of Roethlisberger's retirement have been swirling for some time. He is expected to hang up his helmet following this season.
Alabama's Bryce Young credited his faith, family and teammates Saturday after he capped a record-setting regular season by becoming the first quarterback in school history to win the Heisman Trophy.
Tennessee high school football team members led their parents and fans in a post-game prayer after their local school board banned teachers and coaches from praying with students.
On Sunday, New Orleans Saints quarterback Jameis Winston, an outspoken Christians, threw five touchdown passes to kick off the NFL's 2021 season.
Joseph Kennedy, a high school football coach who was fired for praying after football games, is taking his case to the U.S. Supreme Court after losing a recent appeal.
American is celebrating the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. today, so it's possible you are wondering why I am leading today's column with football. Here’s what the teams who competed yesterday and Dr. King have in common: they illustrate the cultural leverage of excellence.
President Donald Trump and the First Lady receive a warm welcome as they walked on the College Football Playoff National Championship Game field.
Lauren Daigle received roaring applause after opening the College Football Playoff National Championship game between Clemson and LSU with the National Anthem.