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One-hundred-dollar bills are about to get quite the colorful face-lift.

The running game is a key part of any non-Peyton Manning-fueled offense, which means this high school squad in Canada is in good shape.

The Denver Broncos are piling on points the way people pile on pounds during the holiday party circuit. And that does not bode well for the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Week 5 of the 2013 NFL season brought a few upsets and plenty of exciting games. Here's what we learned in the fifth week of the 2013 regular season:

A rash of near-upsets almost made this a memorable weekend. As it is, this was one of the more exciting weeks of the season so far. Here are some of the highlights.

Brandon Weeden passed for 197 yards and a touchdown in relief of starter Brian Hoyer, and the Browns overcame an early deficit to beat the Buffalo Bills, 37-24, on Thursday night in Cleveland.

Major League Baseball will feature four interesting matchups in its next round of postseason play. Here's what to watch this weekend:

Several undefeated teams in each conference have dominated the first few weeks of the 2013 NFL season. Here are five storylines we'll be watching this weekend:

Drew Brees threw for 413 yards and four touchdowns, and the Saints cruised past the Miami Dolphins, 38-17, in New Orleans on Monday night.

As of 12:01 a.m. EST on Tuesday, the federal government closed down. Congressional leaders in the House of Representatives and the Senate were unable to reach an agreement on a budget or a temporary fix, known as a continuing resolution, before the start of the new fiscal year on October 1.

We are beginning to see which teams will be chased — and who will be doing the chasing — throughout the 2013 NFL season. Here are five things we learned from Sunday's games:

Famed KISS bassist Gene Simmons hit the football field Sunday afternoon in London to perform the national anthem with the help of some backup singers. Journey hit the football field in Arizona on Saturday night to perform the same tune. Who did it better?