Police in Pittsfield Township soon announced that they were holding Moore at the Washtenaw County Jail as a suspect in an alleged assault. The situation escalated quickly, and things intensified even more when Schefter shared his thoughts on the latest episode of “First Take.”

Colts CB Charvarius Ward reportedly has no plans to retire after his third concussion and IR stint, as injuries reshape Indianapolis’ season.

Buccaneers are signing OLB Jason Pierre-Paul, who last played in the NFL in 2023 for Miami, to their practice squad, per source. Pierre-Paul played for the Bucs from 2018-21.

What was ESPN's Adam Schefter thinking on this one? There’s a whole industry built around getting inside information first. Outlets all have their go-to guy (or gal) that does their best to “scoop” stories before they are well known,

Joe Burrow's Wednesday press conference raised a lot of eyebrows around the league, according to ESPN's NFL insider Adam Schefter. "You know, I’ve been through a lot, and if it’s not fun, then what am I doing it for? Uh, so that’s the mindset I’m trying to bring to the table," Burrow told reporters.

Adam Schefter revealed that a Denver Broncos player was having sex so good thathe didn't show his face until ten minutes before a game.

More updates have come in on Pittsburgh Steelers outside linebacker T.J. Watt's status following the news that he was hospitalized over night while having his l

Michigan's head coach, Sherrone Moore, was dismissed following credible evidence of an inappropriate relationship with a staff member and subsequently taken into custody. The situation intensified as reporter and ESPN insider Adam Schefter's televised remarks,

Jalen Rose's daughter, Mariah Rose, called out ESPN's Adam Schefter for painting Sherrone Moore as a victim amid his recent arrest and alleged involvement in an assault case.

Trading superstars hasn't worked out very well for Minnesota sports teams in the past. Kevin Garnett promptly won a championship with the Boston Celtics, David Ortiz blossomed into one of baseball's greatest sluggers with the Red Sox, and Randy Moss became Tom Brady's personal touchdown machine during the Patriots' heyday.