A Cooper Flagg-Victor Wembanyama combo? Let’s take a look at the most intriguing scenarios that are in play for this year’s draft lottery.
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Dan Patrick sits down with Philadelphia Eagles
An antitrust lawsuit has been filed against the NFL for its refusal to allow its teams to create official accounts on Bluesky.
Bluesky is a fairly new social media platform conceptualized by former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and meant to rival X and Meta’s Threads. As of February 2025, Bluesky has surpassed 30 million users — many of whom just didn’t like the way Elon Musk was running X since he bought the platform in October 2022.
The NFL, though, has yet to officially embrace the new platform.
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The Kansas City Chiefs lost to the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl, so NFL attention now shifts to the off-season. One of the big decisions floating around surrounds future Hall of Fame tight end Travis Kelce.
Will he continue to play? Will he retire from the league as a three-time Super Bowl Champion?
“I know everybody wants to know whether I’m playing next year and right now, I’m just kicking everything down the road. I’m kicking every can I can down the road.
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Swagu discusses the Eagles’ win in Super
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Aaliyah Edwards just won a $25,000 cash prize — and she’s one of four WNBA players in the mix to win it all.
Aaliyah Edwards is good at basketball.
That’s why she was picked No. 6 overall in the 2024 WNBA draft, and that’s why she was named an All-American twice as a UConn Huskie.
The 6’3 forward is fresh off a solid rookie season with the Washington Mystics, in which she averaged 7.6 points, 5.6 rebounds, and 1.4 assists.
But, Aaliyah Edwards is not a household name, and she was not expected to win Unrivaled’s 1v1 tournament.
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Who is going to headline the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show? Here’s are our predictions.
With Super Bowl LIX behind us, it is time to start looking ahead to Super Bowl LX.
Yes, the participants in that game might be predetermined (if you believe in the Super Bowl Logo Conspiracy, in which case James Dator has you covered here) but what about the halftime show?
Who is going to follow in Kendrick Lamar’s footsteps next year?
We have some ideas.