Former Alabama quarterback Mac Jones signed a two-year deal with the San Francisco 49ers worth $7 million with $5 million guaranteed on Wednesday, per multiple reports. Jones is entering his fifth ...

Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid, wearing an "In Spags We Trust" t-shirt, announces that Chiefs defensive coordinator ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- You could own a piece of Super Bowl 59 history. For $60, Eagles fans can get game-used championship ...

With his young son, Mekhi Jr., in his lap wearing a gray Super Bowl champion hat and a black shirt with his father's No. 77 emblazoned on it, Becton stared upward, his mouth agape, and shook his head ...

The market does not see this move as a sign that the 49ers are preparing ... represent the NFC in the Super Bowl and 13-1 to win it all, behind only the defending champion Philadelphia Eagles ...

the San Francisco 49ers have made personnel changes to bring their defense back to form. After making it to the Conference Championship in 2022 and the Super Bowl in 2023, San Francisco had a ...

The Philadelphia Eagles are Super Bowl champions and whether fans are still ... led the Raiders past the Eagles in Super Bowl 15. The 49ers did it as well as their dynasty extended long past ...

SANTA CLARA – Jon Feliciano, a starting guard on the 2023 49ers’ Super Bowl team, announced his ... love and respect mean more to me than any championship or personal accolade.

Meanwhile, a trove of T-shirts, jerseys, sweatshirts and hats that seemingly hail from an alternate reality — with this year’s batch declaring the Chiefs the “Super Bowl LII Champions ...

Young, a three-time Super Bowl champion with the 49ers, believes that Mahomes showed a lack of maturity during the crushing defeat. He suggests that the three-time Super Bowl MVP too often looks ...

The Eagles and Chiefs are the last two Super Bowl champions, and their fan bases ... the same amount show up after they defeated the 49ers in Super Bowl LVII. On social media, an Eagles fan ...

You see, after Kansas City beat Philadelphia in Super Bowl 57, the Chiefs' offensive line wore brash "0 sacks" shirts at their championship parade. For two years, this clearly did not sit well ...