Big news in the NFC North: Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers will miss at least 10 days because he's unvaccinated and Bears coach Matt Nagy will return from COVID-19 protocols, damaging both teams' chances of winning this week.

The Los Angeles Rams traded for outside linebacker Von Miller three days before, but star defensive lineman Aaron Donald obviously was still feeling the initial effects Thursday.

Shortly after the news of Packers star Aaron Rodgers being ruled out for Sunday's game against the Chiefs, Green Bay coach Matt LaFleur met with the media Wednesday and was asked about the team's plan at quarterback.

There are some potentially serious problems with the “unvaccinated-Aaron Rodgers-has-COVID-19” story, so let’s get the funny business out of the way first.

The Nets would welcome Kyrie Irving back with open arms if he becomes eligible to play at Barclays Center again.

Deshaun Watson and Odell Beckham Jr. aren’t long for Houston and Cleveland, respectively.

The Las Vegas Raiders released Henry Ruggs III after a fiery predawn vehicle crash that left a woman dead and Ruggs and his female passenger injured.

Ben Simmons’ refusal to accept the 76ers’ assistance to address his mental readiness to play is frustrating the organization.

Winnipeg Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff says he was “not aware” until this year of the severity of the sexual assault allegations made more than a decade ago against a former Chicago Blackhawks assistant coach.

The Astros face the Braves in the 2021 World Series. Follow live scores and updates from the game.

After a loss at Washington last week, Atlanta Hawks star Trae Young calmly aired some of his frustrations with the way NBA games are being officiated amid a new crackdown on non-basketball moves used to draw contact.

Joel Quenneville stood behind the bench and continued his head coaching duties for one more night as the Florida Panthers played the Boston Bruins at FLA Live Arena.

Thank you NBA. Thank you Monty McCutcheon. Thank you referees.