Author: Chris Bumbaca, USA TODAY

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith is one of the most recognizable faces in sports and media. Could that lend itself to a late-night TV gig one day? He hopes.

CBS’ Tony Romo has elevated his game from predicting what’s happening on the next play to forecasting Super Bowl matchups two months out.

After 14 seasons in the NFL with three teams, tight end Greg Olsen is calling it a career. His next move will be joining Fox as an analyst.

Regardless of which NFL conference finalists win on Sunday, they will wait until a day or two before the big game for to travel to Tampa Bay.

Henry “Hank” Aaron’s career began with the Indianapolis Clowns of the Negro Leagues in 1952, and his three months with the team impacted him forever.

The NFL said 22,000 fans will be in attendance for Super Bowl LV at Raymond James Stadium, and that 7,500 will be vaccinated health care workers.

The Washington Football Team will promote Jennifer King to the full-time staff, making her the first Black female assistant in the league, per reports.

Golden State Warriors’ Draymond Green was ejected against the New York Knicks, but referees told coach Steve Kerr it shouldn’t have happened.

Aaron Hicks can hit a baseball far. But the New York Yankees’ OF can also let it fly on the course — he hit a hole-in-one from 303 yards out.