ESPN’s Adam Schefter is the top NFL insider in the business. He’s typically the first to report the biggest breaking news ...

Angry football fans want ESPN to discipline NFL insider Adam Schefter following a bizarre tweet about Patrick Mahomes.

It wasn't long after wildfires erupted across Southern California that donations began pouring into a small office near Dodger Stadium.

The Commanders pull off an upset and defeated the Detroit Lions in the NFC divisional round of the NFL playoffs, 45-31. The ...

If Al Gore can claim he invented the internet, then I guess Adam Schefter can claim he invented Bills Mafia. For as good of an NFL insider as Schefter is, he often tweets out tone-deaf remarks in ...

ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Sunday that another NFL team called the Steelers to inquire about trading for Tomlin, although any such move would require the coach's approval given his no-trade clause.

Penn State All-America defensive end Abdul Carter is entering the NFL draft, where he is expected to go early in the first round, his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Friday.

On Wednesday morning beloved NFL insider Adam Schefter made a heartbreaking personal announcement. "This was a day we knew was coming since last February, and yet there still is an overwhelming ...

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter and his family are dealing with a tragic loss on Wednesday. Schefter revealed in a lengthy X/Twitter post this morning that Benny, one of his family's beloved dogs ...

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His work has previously appeared in The Berkshire Eagle and Luxe Interiors + Design. Adam Brody and Leighton Meester are stepping out in style at the 2025 Golden Globes! The pair, who tied the ...

Adam Schefter was on Get Up Monday morning when his phone rang. Since it's Black Monday in the NFL, Schefter took the call, raising his finger to tell his ESPN co-workers to hold on one second.