The Super Bowl is heading back to the Sin City. The NFL announced on Monday during the NFL Annual Meeting that the Super Bowl will return to Las Vegas' Allegiant Stadium in 2029, five years after the city hosted its first Super Bowl.

Super Bowl LXIII will be played in Las Vegas' Allegiant Stadium, the league announced in March. It'll mark the sixth Super Bowl to be played in Arizona, California or Nevada in an eight-year span, as that game is scheduled to take place in February 2029.

The Denver Broncos will have a big-time alumn on site next week in Pittsburgh for the NFL draft. Super Bowl 50 champion T.J. Ward will be at the draft to announce any selections the Broncos make on Day 2.

Bengals QB Joe Flacco recently revealed the many reasons he's opposed to the NFL switching to an 18-game regular-season schedule.

Every year, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell announces the first round of picks in the NFL draft. On Day 2, the NFL turns things over to the legends, as each franchise picks a legend to take the stage at the draft to announce their team's draft choices in the second and third rounds.

ESPN's Ben Solak urged the Rams to make an aggressive move during the 2026 NFL Draft to "find their last infinity stone."

Pascal danced alongside Cardi B, Karol G, and Jessica Alba during the memorable halftime performance.

Disney‘s run to its first Super Bowl touchdown in 20 years is in danger of being stymied by some serious defense. The company has told advertisers it believes they should pay $10 million for a 30-second ad in the company’s 2027 telecast of Super Bowl LXI,