Known for his endurance on the field, Eagles running back Saquon Barkley put his spice tolerance to the test on a new episode ...

Philadelphia Eagles star running back Saquon Barkley goes toe-to-toe with the world’s spiciest wings—and lives to tell the tale on Hot Ones.

Host Sean Evans put Barkley to the test with his "wings of death." The Super Bowl winner had 10 wings with 10 sauces on his plate. Evans asked Barkley about a lot of things, including Comedian and ...

Sean Evans advocated for YouTube's parity with TV, stressing the success of "Hot Ones" and the platform's transformative role in modern media consumption.

Saquon Barkley went on "Hot Ones" to reveal how, appropriately enough, Julius Peppers is responsible for the "most humbling ...

As ratings for traditional late-night talk shows decline, shows like "Hot Ones" and "Chicken Shop Date" offer a more ...

While eating spicy wings on the interview show, the running back also listed some of his favorite famous Eagles fans.

Three-time Pro Bowl running back and Super Bowl champion Saquon Barkley takes on Hot Ones. How did he do compared to other ...

Hot Ones co-creator and host Sean Evans stopped by the Deadline Studio ... revealing how the unique format came to be and why chicken wings became the unexpected catalyst for candid, viral moments.

Sean Evans didn’t invent hot wings or celebrity interviews. But he did something smarter—he fused them into a format no one saw coming. In 2015, with a background in journalism and a full-time job at ...