On Friday, another lawsuit was filed against the NFL by ex-players regarding concussion-related injuries. Bill Littlefield says the issue isn’t going away.

Jeremy Lin was cut by two NBA teams in the last three months. Now he’s a household name. In his latest commentary, Bill Littlefield examines the various reasons for the media storm around the Knicks’ guard.

This week, we looked at various athletes that have been investigated for, charged with, or prosecuted for crimes relating to on-the-field incidents. We assembled a photo gallery of some of the most notable athletes.

In the aftermath of the Super Bowl, it figures that lots of are still thinking about the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. Bill Littlefield finds himself thinking about an athlete for whom the latter concept is apparently inconceivable.

This time last year, Erik Anderson of KPBS profiled the 6th-ranked San Diego State basketball team, which was outperforming expectations. After losing a number of key players, you might think the team would be struggling this season. You’d be wrong.

Dave Zirin of The Nation recently dubbed the Super Bowl “Woodstock for the 1 percent,” but Bill Littlefield has some doubts about whether that’s an accurate assessment.

Tiffany & Co. redesigned the NFL’s conference championship trophies last season. With that in mind, we re-visit a 2009 story on the company from Only A Game’s Doug Tribou.

With multi-million dollar television ads and “big day” radio promotions, the Super Bowl has long served as a way for companies to get their message to consumers. But, a recent pitch from a fast food chain has left Only A Game’s Karen Given confused.

Do you think you have what it takes to write a Super Bowl Haiku? Post yours in the comments below and it might be read on the air.

Baltimore and San Francisco fans have labeled Billy Cundiff and Kyle Williams as “goats,” for their mistakes during last Sunday’s AFC and NFC Championship games. Bill offers some perspective for NFL fans who have lost theirs.