I almost felt bad talking about these because was definitely just a tease at the time (well, at least if you live in the ...

The 49ers are expected to trade for Bryce Huff from the defending Super Bowl-champion Philadelphia Eagles, in exchange for a ...

The San Francisco 49ers have agreed on a deal to acquire Bryce Huff from Philadelphia after the pass rusher restructured his ...

There will be several players facing the Rams in revenge games this year, including Cooper Kupp and Demarcus Robinson ...

They put up the Christmas tree, hung festive decorations and a "Christmas Birthday" sign, added a red number ... brought his Santa bag, and packed his birthday presents in his Santa sack.

The Texas Tech football team reached an unofficial stopping point on its pursuit of talent in the NCAA transfer portal when the Red Raiders added ... 250-pound graduate of Santa Ana (Calif.) ...

250-pound edge/linebacker hybrid was a hometown kid from Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, California. He was the 10th overall prospect in California. Ever since his commitment to Stanford, Bailey ...

Earnest Graham, former Florida Gators running back, is the new head coach for Santa Fe High School's football ... one interception, one sack and one forced fumble. Graham is no stranger to the ...

However, in 1881, he redrew Santa Claus, this time putting him in a red buckled suit and carrying a black sack of toys. It remains a mystery as to why Nast chose red. Some suggest that there’s a link ...

It was here that Santa first appeared as a jolly, plump man bearing a sack full of gifts. His now-iconic red suit and white beard was adopted following Coca-Cola’s advertising campaigns in the 1930s.

Meanwhile, Santa is checking his list again, polishing Rudolph’s nose and making sure all the toys are packed in his big red sack and loaded onto the sleigh. But that doesn’t mean he’s out ...

Today, the Yule Lads are often depicted as benign, Santa Claus-like figures clad in red-and-white clothing ... poorly behaved children to stuff into a sack—and perhaps even eat.