"Nobody wants to be on a bad team."

And how his motivations have changed with age.

Every fan thinks their fandom is the BEST fandom, but one researcher used data to answer the question - who has the best NFL football fans?

Think of the greatest quarterbacks you know. Now take them apart and piece together the best parts of each one to create a super quarterback.

Former NFL quarterback and host of Helmets Off podcast, Scott Mitchell, is stirring things up by leaving all-time greats Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers off of his list of quarterbacks who will have the best season in 2019.

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and KSL Sports' own Scott Mitchell have something in common, other than the obvious fact that they have both spent time as NFL quarterbacks. Neither of them understands millennials.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers created a social media buzz for his appearance in the eighth episode of the Game of Thrones final season. It got the KSL Sports team thinking about the cameos of other famous athletes in television and movies.

The University of Utah gymnastics team has been nothing short of dominant during the past 39 years and Megan Marsden, their head coach, is the common denominator. Now she is passing the torch.

It’s tough to be a fan of a team with continuous losing seasons and it is even harder when you are convinced your team’s schedule isn’t fair. A group of researchers, who happen to be Buffalo Bills fans, decided to do something about it using a mathematical approach focused on fairness.

The Salt Lake Stallions had high hopes for quarterback BJ Daniels, but he went down with an injured triceps before their first game.