Football

The Buffalo Bills will open the 2015 Preseason the week of August 13 at Ralph Wilson Stadium against the Carolina Panthers.

The Buffalo Bisons opening their 2015 season at Coca-Cola Field with new Bills head coach, Rex Ryan, doing the honors of throwing out the first pitch.

For the first time in NFL history a woman has been hired as an official. Sarah Thomas is her name and she is definitely up for the challenge!

Ask and you shall receive. Cincinnati Bengal Devon Still prayed for good news when it came to his daughter Leah, who has been battling cancer. Scans showed the disease was gone and although more results are coming in, doctors are optimistic.

I can't remember a storm of big names swapping uniforms in one day like the what the NFL saw on Tuesday.

While most of New England is still celebrating the Super Bowl win, some people like Daniel Tosh are ready to tear the team apart. Watch his new video where Tosh decides to rant about the Patriots.

Rex Ryan got a cosmetic touch-up of that notorious tattoo on his arm while in Arizona for Super Bowl 49 this week.

Well, another Super Sunday has come and gone.  So how much did you eat?  We always associate the big game with big eating.  We probably consume more during this 4 hour game than we do during any holiday throughout the year, and probably even more than a couple of them combined.  Crazy, huh?  “Aw, it’s the super bowl.  Diets are out the window today.”

One Super Bowl ad that is getting a lot of talk is the Nationwide Insurance.  But, it wasn't the kind of talk the company was hoping to receive.  Their commercial for preventable childhood deaths is being widely criticized.

Malcolm Butler made a game-saving interception of a Russell Wilson pass at the goal line, and the New England Patriots held on to beat the Seattle Seahawks, 28-24, in Super Bowl XLIX in Glendale, Ariz. on Sunday.

Van Halen is in the Super Bowl! Sort of.

It's hard to believe that the biggest story before the Super Bowl is about the amount of air in some footballs, but Deflategate continues to be the scandal that won't go away. With that in mind, the New York Times decided to do some investigative reporting to show fans just what goes on in a Wilson football factory.