Super Bowl

A Valentine's Day-themed joke from Chiefs' WR Juju Smith-Schuster went horribly wrong, with many of his peers siding with his target, ex-Giant James Bradberry.

Seeing Damar Hamlin at the Super Bowl was a welcome sight for everyone...well, almost everyone. One former NFLer took issue with Hamlin's choice of fashion.

Neither the Philadelphia Eagles, nor a sprained ankle, could stop Patrick Mahomes from leading the Kansas City Chiefs to a Super Bowl win on Sunday in Arizona.

Ahead of Super Bowl Sunday, everyone is scrambling to put together the best snack lineup, and no party is complete without this, New York's top big game grub.

With no New York teams in this year's Super Bowl, local sports fans may want to cheer for Philadelphia, or Kansas City, to win it all for these ten reasons.

Former Syracuse athletic director, Daryl Gross, has filed a lawsuit against a New York tech giant, alleging he is owed $1 million from a Super Bowl tech contract.

Super Bowl LVI was supposed to be the first day New Yorkers could bet on sports online. With a month head start, though, how much did NY natives wager on the big game?

The Cincinnati Bengals will win the Super Bowl if quarterback Joe Burrow’s offensive line can provide even a little protection for their Super Star QB.

Super Bowl parties are always great times to lay down some cool football facts to impress your friends and family. Now, it can be fun to start with a Tom Brady rapid fire of Super Bowl records that the G.O.A.T. holds, like Career SB Passes Completed - 277; Most SB Career Pass Attempts - 421; Game Pass Attempts - 62 in SB LI; Game Completions - 43 SB LI; Game Passing Yards - 505 SB LII; Career Passing Yards - 3039 (that is amazing); And Career Passing Touchdowns - 21. There are more Tom Brady records but those are the fun ones. Now for some deep dives!

From humble beginnings with SUNY Cortland in New York, to the biggest stage in football, it's been the ride of a lifetime for Cortland native Dan Pitcher.

So, how far would you go to get a Super Bowl ring from your favorite team? A man from New Jersey ended up committing fraud to do so, and almost got away with it.

Mark Schlereth has played for 2 NFL teams, had 29 surgeries, won 3 Super Bowls and loves Schenectady New York. The crazy part is the guy has never even been here. Schlereth some how ended up with a "Schenectady T-Shirt" while he was in college at Idaho and has loved the city's name ever since. At this point every time he sees me he yells "SCHENECTADY"! He also knows a little bit about football so it was great to catch up with Schlereth and preview the Big Game.