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Alexi Lalas and David Mosse breakdown where they think Gregg Berhalter stands with the US Men’s National Team and the different possibilities of where he may land coaching position.

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Losing in the playoffs can send teams and their fans in one of two directions – It will either be seen as a launching point for success to come, or the moment a complete tear-down becomes necessary.

The USSF is now without a sporting director and men’s general manager while it also searches for the next USMNT coach.
On Wednesday night, the U.S. men’s national team and its interim coaching staff kicked off the 2026 World Cup cycle in administrative limbo. On Thursday morning, they awoke in Los Angeles to what U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF) president Cindy Parlow Cone called “a clean canvas.

New England reportedly endured unprecedented disorganization and acrimony under Bill Belichick this season.
Bill O’Brien, the new Patriots offensive coordinator who previously worked under Bill Belichick, will have his hands full in resurrecting an offense that was reportedly “dysfunctional” and “riddled with distrust,” according to a bombshell report from the Boston Herald.

He also addressed how Bengals players and fans are calling the Chiefs’ home stadium ‘Burrowhead.’
The Bengals started taking shots at the Chiefs before the clock hit zero in their divisional playoff game against the Bills, and it appears their AFC championship opponents are starting to return the favor. 
Cincinnati cornerback Mike Hilton can be seen saying, “We’ll see y’all at Burrowhead,” before their win over Buffalo was final, while cornerback Eli Apple was dancing for the camera.

The Tom Brady rumor mill is a-turning, and if he decides to return for another bite at the apple next season, the Las Vegas Raiders typically pop up as a potential landing spot.
However, Raiders great Tim Brown doesn’t think Brady is right for his old team.
Brady to the Raiders is a popular rumor thanks to his long-running ties with head coach Josh McDaniels. He served as his offensive coordinator with the New England Patriots.
Brown, who spent all but one of his 17 NFL seasons in the Raiders organization, doesn’t think Brady should be in the team’s plans.

If the Bengals weren’t already motivated for Sunday’s AFC Championship, Willie Gay certainly helped to provide bulletin board material. The 24-year-old Kansas City linebacker had nothing but disrespect toward Cincinnati’s offense.
The Bengals, led by Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase, finished with the 13th-best offense in terms of yards per game during the regular season. The Chiefs, led by Gay, Nick Bolton and L’Jarius Sneed, finished with the 11th-best defense in terms of yards per game allowed during the regular season.
Both teams are stacked with talent on both sides of the ball.

Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles are set to host the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship Game. Hurts was named an MVP finalist but Head Coach Nick Sirianni was snubbed for a Coach of the Year nomination. With Philly in a historical season, is the Sirianni-Hurts duo one of the league’s best? Colin Cowherd makes a reservation for them and then shares which QB-coach duos are the best in each position.

The Carolina Panthers have agreed to hire Frank Reich as their new head coach, the team announced Thursday.

You’ve heard it all week: Patrick Mahomes is 0-3 against the Bengals.