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Super Bowl 2014: The Simpsons pay a visit to Fox Sports

Jessica Gelt

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Seattle's Pete Carroll could join exclusive coaches' club

Sam Farmer

NEW YORK — Pete Carroll is one victory from joining an incredibly exclusive club — coaches who have won both a Super Bowl and a college football national championship.

As it is, only Jimmy Johnson and Barry Switzer have done so....

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Peyton Manning and the legacy question

Sam Farmer

NEW YORK — Peyton Manning has singular focus … and double vision.

The Denver Broncos star has a chance Sunday to become the first starting quarterback to win Super Bowls with two different NFL franchises, having already won one...

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Richie Incognito blames NFL locker-room culture for his behavior

Dan Loumena

When suspended Dolphins offensive lineman Richie Incognito told Fox Sports' Jay Glazer in an exclusive interview aired Sunday morning that his behavior was reflective of NFL locker-room culture, the league's latest nightmare worsened.

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Newest 'Survivor' tribe member: Jimmy Johnson?

LATimes

Jimmy Johnson has already won an NCAA national championship and two Super Bowl titles. Apparently he's looking for another challenge. ESPNDallas.com is reporting that Johnson is slated to become a contestant on "Survivor: Nicaragua," the 21st season of the CBS

'Survivor' announces its latest crop of castaways

Yvonne Villarreal

It’s time for the next batch of castaways to head out for duty. CBS announced the 20 folks who will compete in what they’re dubbing a “tribal battle of the ages” on “Survivor: Nicaragua.” Among the contestants who will

Jimmy Johnson on life on 'Survivor: Nicaragua:' no hair, no sleep, and no clothes

Maria Elena

Get ready to see football coaching superstar Jimmy Johnson in his underwear. Johnson, 67, says he spent a lot of time on "Survivor: Nicaragua" in his undies because he got tired of being in his wet, smelly clothes. He also ...

'Survivor: Nicaragua' recap: Former NFL coach Jimmy Johnson emerges as early favorite

Amy Kaufman

OK, I don’t want to start this season off on a bad note, but I have to admit: I found it somewhat more challenging than usual to get into the premiere of “Survivor” Wednesday night. Sure, the first episode always ...

'Survivor' recap: Yet another self-destruction at tribal council

Anthony Williams

Well, were any of us expecting all of that? I mean, if you’re a "Survivor" fan and love the phrase “all that and a bag of chips,” you should be golden today around the watercooler. This week’s episode gave us ...

'Survivor' recap: Don't need no hateration

Anthony Williams

More battle lines were drawn this week on "Survivor: Nicaragua," but, unfortunately, I think the most damaging ones were between this season’s castaways and the viewers. I'm starting to think that maybe CBS and I just aren’t feeling each other ...

'Survivor' recap: Blind leading the blind

Anthony Williams

Oh. Em. Geeeeee. The Espada tribe members just can’t make it work at all, can they? Everybody wants to be a leader, talks too much and doesn’t really listen. So, of course, the team found itself right back at tribal ...

Question of the day: Who would you have coach the Dallas Cowboys next season? [Updated]

LATimes

Writers from around the Tribune Co. weigh in on the topic. Check back throughout the day for more responses and feel free to leave a comment of your own. Keith Groller, The Morning Call Just for comic effect, I’d probably ...

Question of the Day: What’s your all-time favorite football memory from Thanksgiving?

Austin Knoblauch

Thanksgiving football is one of the highlights of the NFL season, and Tribune Co. writers share their most cherished turkey day memories.

'Survivor' castaways talk about returning home, future plans and visits from angels

Anthony Williams

First off, let me say that I'm both happy and sad that only the final five castaways from "Survivor: Nicaragua" (plus a few other people) made it to the tented red carpet area in the rain Sunday night, after the ...

Should Jim Caldwell have been fired by the Indianapolis Colts?

Chuck Schilken

Jim Caldwell was fired after three years as head coach of the Indianapolis Colts on Tuesday after a 2-14 season without star quarterback Peyton Manning. Should he have lost his job under such circumstances?