Browns The NFL’s Most Fascinating Team

Ross Tucker has his eyes on the Browns as the NFL’s most intriguing team, thanks to their endless quarterback shuffle that could set a record. He also points to the Colts as a study in contrasts—front offices and fans often fall in love with raw upside, but coaches want quarterbacks they can trust. That’s why…

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Cowboys’ ’90s Drama Hits the Screen

Maclain Way, producer and director of the new Dallas Cowboys documentary, says Jerry Jones was an open book in recounting the franchise’s early ’90s dynasty. The film explores Jerry striking oil, firing Tom Landry, hiring Jimmy Johnson, and the chaos that followed. Way says the doc digs deeper into Johnson’s dramatic exit than expected, while…

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RedZone Today, HoopZone Tomorrow?

Front Office Sports’ Michael McCarthy called ESPN’s deal with the NFL “an insurance policy”—a preemptive power move to keep its seat at the table. While other networks considered it, only ESPN made the leap, acquiring rights to NFL RedZone and NFL Network. The real kicker? ESPN now owns the RedZone brand, opening the door for…

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Lone Star Trouble

Todd Archer didn’t hold back on the Micah Parsons situation. “When was the last time a star didn’t re-sign with Dallas?” he said. “But none of them said they didn’t want to be here.” Parsons’ frustration feels different. Even Myles Garrett didn’t take public shots at his organization. It might just be leverage, CeeDee Lamb…

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Philip Rivers Talks Trash to Fritzy

Philip Rivers still thinks he could sling it on Sundays, but the longtime Chargers QB says he knew his time was up—just not before a few teams came calling. Rivers revealed the 49ers and Saints showed interest before deciding to go in other directions. He reflected on his unique throwing motion, his most hated opposing fan…

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Super Bowl Stories & Shirtless Brady

Rob Gronkowski dropped by and delivered classic Gronk—insightful, funny, and full of energy. He broke down life as a rookie tight end, explained why battling yourself is the biggest NFL challenge, and praised defenders like Terrell Suggs and Von Miller. He also shared love for Travis Kelce’s late-career grind, why his Super Bowl XLIX ring…

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“Himmy Graham”

Jimmy Graham has officially retired, but not from adventure. Graham recently rowed across the frigid Arctic (after agreeing to it in a pub) and continues to inspire kids through his aviation programs. He’s still flying planes at still 6’7” and still believes he can run a fade route. As for the Hall of Fame? Graham’s…

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Shooter Returns: Christopher McDonald on Happy Gilmore 2

Christopher McDonald didn’t audition for Happy Gilmore—he just laughed with Adam Sandler for 40 minutes and landed the role of a lifetime. Now, over 20 years later, “Shooter” is back for Happy Gilmore 2, a sequel McDonald says was long overdue. With surprise golf cameosand Sandler’s signature chaos, McDonald promises the sequel is packed with…

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