Greg Rosenstein is a Senior Editor for The Athletic, specializing in sports news. With a focus on a wide range of sports, Greg covers everything from basketball and boxing to football and mixed martial arts. His articles provide in-depth analysis, game recaps, and updates on the latest news in the sports world.
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By: Greg Rosenstein, Andrew Greif
Matthew Wright's 31-yard field goal as time expired was the difference on 'Sunday Night Football.'
By: Greg Rosenstein
Portugal, Morocco and Spain will combine to host the 2030 tournament.
By: Greg Rosenstein, Rohan Nadkarni
Love completed 20 of 27 passes for 229 yards and two touchdowns as Green Bay earned a crucial road win against Seattle on 'Sunday Night Football.'
The former Pro Bowler played 13 NFL seasons and has rushed for more yards than any quarterback in history.
By: Greg Rosenstein
Cousins has nine interceptions and only one touchdown over the last five games.
The Washington Commanders — with a new owner, GM, coach and QB — have finally given fans a renewed sense of hope.
Peter Rosenberg had a major scheduling conflict last Sunday. With his first child due next month, he and his wife, Natalie, organized a baby shower to celebrate.
Philadelphia replaced Hurts with veteran signal-caller Kenny Pickett.
The Cowboys will host the NFC South-leading Buccaneers on 'Sunday Night Football.' The matchup pits one of the best teams in the conference, led by Tampa Bay
By: Greg Rosenstein, Andrew Greif
Tampa Bay's loss drops it to second place in the AFC South behind the Atlanta Falcons.
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