NFL

Since 1978, the Dallas Cowboys have been known as 'America's Team,' but that title now seems to belong to the Denver Broncos.

"We Are 12, The Seattle Seahawks and the Road to Victory" opened at the Seattle Center's EMP Museum on Tuesday, October 14.

Seattle is no longer the top team in the rankings, but most experts still have them in the top five.

At 3-1, coming off an ugly win over Washington, Seattle is again No.1 with most football analysts.

The 9-year pro from Canada won his first such award for his fantastic footwork in September, and is only the second Seahawks' punter to win the award.

Coming off of a bye week after beating the Broncos in Week 3, Seattle still ranks at or near the top of this week's rankings.

In last night's Monday Night Football game in which Kansas City rocked New England 41-14, Chiefs player Hussain Abdullah was penalized for "unsportsmanlike conduct" after intercepting a Tom Brady pass and returning it for a touchdown.

Seattle's overtime win over Peyton Manning's Denver Bronco's has the Seahawks in the No. 1 spot once again in some of the polls.

What?!?!  A fight in the stands at a pro football game? It's more likely than you'd expect. Sarcasm *click!* 'Off'.

Amidst growing public pressure, the Minnesota Vikings have changed course and deactivated Adrian Peterson, placing him on the exempt/commissioner's permission list and making him unavailable for the foreseeable future.

Seattle's road loss in San Diego knocked the team out of the top spot in this week's rankings.

The defending Super Bowl champs lost to the San Diego Chargers on Sunday, and depending on who you read or talk to, it's either no big deal or a sign of the apocalypse.