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LA added Myles Garrett and brought Aaron Donald out of retirement to create the NFL’s most menacing defense. A Super Bowl trip still isn’t a guarantee
Last Saturday night, NFL Network premiered the 2025 edition of America’s Game, the annual NFL Films-produced documentary on the reigning Super Bowl champions, this time starring the Seattle Seahawks.
Less than 24 hours later, the Los Angeles Rams announced that they had lured Aaron Donald out of retirement and signed him to a one-year, $20m contract that could reach $30m with incentives.
Continue reading...Should fantasy managers draft MarShawn Lloyd after Josh Jacobs lands on the Commissioner’s Exempt List? Here’s why Lloyd is better viewed as bench depth.
After opening up about her depression and anxiety during pregnancy, Puka Nacua's ex-girlfriend talks about alleged abuse by the Rams' receiver.
Colin Kaepernick says he refuses to support the NFL, accusing the league of actively blackballing him and targeting players who protested.
Tom Brady shows support for Tony Romo after the CBS broadcaster opens up about pain medication, alcohol and his OWI case.
Cutting Joe Milton from the roster, may have been about placating Dak Prescott for the Dak Prescott, argues one legendary WR.
Cutting Joe Milton from the roster, may have been about placating Dak Prescott for the Dak Prescott, argues one legendary WR.
Jake Moody and the Ghost of Billy Cundiff There’s a scene that plays on a loop in my head (pun intended), and if you bleed purple, it probably plays in yours too. Week 18. Acrisure Stadium. Forty-four yards between the Ravens and a playoff berth. Tyler Loop‘s kick sails wide right, the Steelers sideline erupts, […]
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All the details of the season opener between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field in Seattle in a Super Bowl rematch.
Jake Moody and the Ghost of Billy Cundiff There’s a scene that plays on a loop in my head (pun intended), and if you bleed purple, it probably plays in yours too. Week 18. Acrisure Stadium. Forty-four yards between the Ravens and a playoff berth. Tyler Loop‘s kick sails wide right, the Steelers sideline erupts, […]
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All the details of the season opener between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field in Seattle in a Super Bowl rematch.
The Brandon Aiyuk saga continues as John Lynch makes a surprising comment, and fans react to the 49ers GM’s unexpected response
Former Broncos QB Ben DiNucci challenges Lane Kiffin to back LSU’s big offseason spending with a dominant performance against Clemson on Saturday.
One NFL analyst has had enough of the disrespect that has been shown to Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts.
Giants fans are upset that Odell Beckham Jr. isn't sporting the number 13 on his jersey, with those digits currently belonging to Jalin Hyatt.
NFL fans clown the Rams after Los Angeles names 11 captains for 2026, including Matthew Stafford and newcomer Myles Garrett.
Netflix’s ‘The Pivot’ deal sparks fresh drama as NFL fans revisit Brandon Marshall’s fallout with his former co-hosts and mock his missed opportunity.
A decade after Kaepernick’s quiet protest shook the NFL, his exile looks less like an aberration than a blueprint for the culture war that followed
America likes nice round numbers, perfect for anniversaries and reflections, and it has, suddenly, been 10 years since Colin Kaepernick first protested police killings – more accurately, police killings of Black people that went unpunished either internally or by the courts – by taking a knee during the national anthem for the entirety of the 2016 NFL regular season. He never played in the league again.
Ten years covers a lot of ground, especially in these years of American darkness, and many of the important details surrounding Kaepernick, his banishment and significance have disappeared, time replaced by more time and more darkness – time moving faster than ever, at internet speed, where nothing matters, where nothing sticks. We consume by clip, by click, by meme, and knowledge by meme is not knowledge at all.
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