Football

On Friday, New England Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick was a guest on ESPN's "Mike & Mike" radio show with co-hosts Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic. Since it was Halloween, both hosts were in costume.

A previously unbeaten team lost, and a formerly winless team tasted victory for the first time this season during the thrilling NFL action on Sunday. Here are the most interesting things we learned in Week 4:

As if it was not bad enough that your high school football team is already down 37-0, this just added insult to injury.

The new season of (3 letters we are not licensed to use) football is underway. Even with all of the controversy and abuse allegations in the news, there are still a bunch of talented, law abiding players out there who are intent on winning.

The weather is getting cooler, everything is pumpkin-flavored, and your favorite team is back on the gridiron.

The Ray Rice controversy is the hot button issue of the moment, not just in the sports world, but in the American consciousness.

Unless you have been living under a rock the last 24 hours, you have probably heard by now that the Baltimore Ravens terminated Ray Rice's contract and the NFL suspended him indefinitely after TMZ released the video of Rice punching his wife in the face in a casino elevator back in February.

It was only halftime of the first game of the season, but one Cleveland Browns fan decided that "the season's already over."

In case you've been living under a rock for the last week or so, you may not have realized that football is back! So for the next four months or so, you'll have hours and hours of every weekend and the perfect excuse to not do all of the things you planned on doing all week long. Now we're only one week into the NFL season, but we already have what could be described as one of the greatest highl

Make sure you never miss a game! Here's your 2014 Griz football schedule.

Having something embarrassing happen to you is one thing. Having something embarrassing happen to you while on television is another, especially with the way things go viral nowadays.

Aaron Golub, a 17-year-old in Newton, Mass., plays high school football. The thing that makes him different than most other high school football players is that he's legally blind. Golub hasn't let that stop him from working towards his dream of playing Division I football in college, though.