The Patriots' win over the Texans in the 2025 NFL Divisional Round is now the most-watched event in ESPN's 46-year history.

The Texans-Patriots playoff game was also Disney's most-watched sporting event outside of Super Bowls.

The Patriots got the last laugh after being doubted by the ‘NFL Live’ crew.

ESPN believes the MVP race will be close between Drake Maye and Matthew Stafford, but doesn't think it should be.

Apparently, the words “I was wrong” aren’t in Stephen A. Smith’s vocabulary. Either that, or he’s more locked in with the New England Patriots than anyone realizes.The ESPN talking head took some heat this week in the leadup to the AFC Championship Game when he spoke glowingly of the work done by Patriots defensive coordinator

The New England Patriots took a social media victory lap after beating the Houston Texans in the NFL playoffs.

Longtime ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith is getting put through the wringer on social media after a blunder on live television.

ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith is doubling down on his awful mistake about the New England Patriots this week.

It's not uncommon for ESPN star Stephen A. Smith to say something ridiculous and untrue. In fact, many would argue that Smith has made his whole career

"I crossed the line": Dan Orlovsky publicly apologized to C.J. Stroud after being really hard on the Texans quarterback for throwing four interceptions in Houston's playoff loss.