Utah has pro football and it’s good football. It is not gimmicky like other leagues that have tried and failed. You must give the Salt Lake Stallions a chance, and here is why.

Utah has a full contact, professional, women’s football team, and they’re good. The Utah Falconz enjoy a 48-2 lifetime record and two championship rings.

On the heels of the announcement from four notable Utah football players that they will return for the 2019 season and their senior year, another former, legendary Ute player said he regrets his decision to forgo his senior year for the NFL. 

This is my favorite part of the NFL season, because you never know what to expect. The teams you never thought would make it have a glimmer of hope, and the ones you expected to go all the way are floundering.

Former University of Utah quarterback, Travis Wilson, might be playing at Rice-Eccles Stadium again sometime soon, but with a different team. He was recently in Salt Lake City to work out with the Salt Lake Stallions, Utah’s new professional football team.

Merril Hoge retired from an eight-year NFL career as a running back for the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Chicago Bears because he experienced complications from head injuries.

Is it possible for both Utes and Cougars fans to chalk up Saturday’s rivalry game as a win even though the final score was 35-27 in favor of the Utah? KSL Sports' Scott Mitchell made that argument in his recent Helmets Off podcast.

Boston came to town. Gordon Hayward finally made his return to Salt Lake City, 493 days after announcing he was leaving the state that loved him, for a coach he loved more. Like a jilted ex, Jazz fans let him Hayward know their feelings.

Former Utah kicker Tom Hackett sat down with another former Ute, Scott Mitchell, to talk about how an Australian teenager with poor test scores ended up as an award-winning punter.

One of the biggest factors in the Utes' favor for their Week 8 matchup with USC may be the Trojan’s arrogance, according to former Utes quarterback and host of the Helmets Off podcast, Scott Mitchell.