The San Francisco 49ers suspect beginning their day with an early morning clang and a bang was not an accident.

"The Bud Light situation has been so different because the brand has been hit very hard and it hasn’t really bounced back."

Kelce's reply to a silly question about the public's interest in his relationship with Swift prompted justifiable mockery on social media.

It seems the media just can't get enough of Travis-and-Taylor coverage. At least one of the principals is focused on something else, though.

The media's hype machine over the Taylor-and-Travis show -- otherwise known as Super Bowl LVIII -- just had a huge wrench thrown in it.

At a time when pro athletes are lionized for trashing the US, it's refreshing to see a sports hero worthy of being a role model.

In the midst of the Travis Kelce/Taylor Swift media blitz, Brock Purdy has been quietly making waves with his steadfast faith in God.

Taylor Swift's Chiefs have dominated off-field headlines, but the 49ers had an on-field issue with one of their defensive stars.

From big man on the Iowa State campus to rising NFL star, this young man has an anchor and a foundation in Jesus Christ.

The mild-mannered Purdy did not hesitate when asked if he felt prepared to deliver the Super Bowl outcome that many Americans hope to see.