Football

Week 11 of the 2015 NFL season is the last week for byes, meaning the NFL playoff push is about to get real. Here’s a preview of this week’s action.

New York State's Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced Tuesday that daily fantasy sports sites such as Fanduel and Draft Kings will now be considered illegal gambling in New York State.

Going to an NFL game involves so much more than just seeing the game.

Some NFL fans like to drink to their team's success. Or failure. Or maybe they just like to drink.

Tyrod Taylor and Sammy Watkins returned to spark the Bills, while LeSean McCoy and Karlos Williams each ran for 100 yards to lead Buffalo to a 33-17 win over the Miami Dolphins at Ralph Wilson Stadium on Sunday.

The New York Giants' defense bent but didn't break, doing enough to minimize Jameis Winston and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as New York earned a 32-18 road win in Florida on Sunday.

With the first college football playoff poll out and several big games between ranked teams on the schedule, this could be the first true elimination week in what should be a wild month of college football. Here are some of the big stories this week:

In an incredible 100-point shootout that featured 14 touchdowns, the only field goal attempt of the game came on its final play as Kai Forbath drilled a 50-yard, game-winning kick as timed expired to lift the Saints over the Giants 52-49 in what was an historic scoring day, and a disappointing defeat for Tom Coughlin and Big Blue...

East Mississippi Community College and Mississippi Delta Community College squared off on the football field Thursday night, but a wild fight ended the matchup before they could even reach halftime.

The New York Giants earned their first victory over rival Dallas in three years on Sunday, capped by a kickoff return touchdown from an ex-Cowboy that broke a 20-all tie in the fourth quarter to push the G-Men to a 27-20 win at MetLife Stadium.

The contest between the Buffalo Bills and Jacksonville Jaguars Sunday (October 25) will be live-streamed on Yahoo! but not available on television.

Ron Moshier of the Utica OD joins Keeler in the Morning to discuss the upcoming high school football Section III playoffs.