NFL schedules have been released, so it's time to start putting some money on the games. Here's how Geoff Schwartz is wagering on the early Week 1 lines.

Two English giants meet at Wembley on Saturday (10 a.m. ET; ESPN2, ESPN+). Who will claim the trophy?

Silverware is on the line at Wembley, and in Scotland and Belgium. Who will claim the trophies? Julien Laurens makes his predictions.

What keeps the Aces inspired after three titles in four years and A'ja Wilson's WNBA-record four MVP awards?

Bucks center Myles Turner said on his podcast that former coach Doc Rivers "didn't fine anybody ever" and that Giannis Antetokounmpo would "show up whenever he wants."

A look at what's in store for the new-look Sun Belt, which could have some changes at the top this season.

Let's rank all 20 Premier League teams for the final time this season: Why Man City have overtaken Arsenal, and why both Liverpool and Chelsea collapsed.

Tools over production? College pitchers over prep aces? Go inside the conversation your team's scouts and execs are having.

With the first Subway Series of the season upon us, we take a look at two teams with very different philosophies.

Should Travis Hunter play only defense? Can Ashton Jeanty and Emeka Egbuka break out? Is Will Campbell's role in danger? And what's next for Nick Emmanwori?

Tim Bontemps and Brian Windhorst canvass the league on five teams with league-altering decisions this summer.

From Pop to Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili and David Robinson, team legends are teaching this inexperienced squad the "Spurs Way."

One was a quadruple amputee and cornhole pro, the other a recent father. How did their friendship end in a killing?

Mitch Marner set the tone for the Golden Knights with a highlight-reel between-the-legs goal in the first period, and Vegas went on to beat the Ducks 5-1 to advance to the Western Conference finals.

We take a deep dive into the quirks and nuances of the 2026 NFL schedule, some of them good for teams and not so good for others.

Sound the Gjallarhorn, Vikings fans as Minnesota’s 2026 schedule has officially arrived, giving fans a first look at the road ahead.

The Terrible Towels can officially start waving again as the Pittsburgh Steelers’ 2026 schedule has arrived.

Commanders fans, the mission is set as the 2026 schedule has officially arrived.

The NFL released its 2026 schedule on May 14, with the season officially kicking off on Sept. 9.

Some teams got the short end of the schedule stick with Thursday night's release, while others got a slate that would’ve made last year’s Patriots blush.