The NFL Draft Is Practically Its Own Sport
The NFL has plenty of issues, but staying front-of-mind in the current sports landscape isn’t one of them. The NFL Draft has become a season of its own.
McGill University Dumped the “Redmen” Nickname, and Somehow that’s Controversial
The Montreal university finally decided that 'enough is enough' with the Redmen nickname, shining light back on the debate of whether a term's origin is more important than its current connotation.
Are the Major Sports Finally Listening and Adapting?
After plenty of same-old, same-old, major sports leagues are finally making moves when it comes to rules changes.
NFL Players are Fighting for Their Agency
Lately, some NFL players have made a push for more personal agency. But can they reach the same level as the NBA?
Troy Brown on Tom Brady, Bill Parcells, and Being Cut
Plus, Brown discusses the moment he knew his career was over.
How Shoehei Ohtani and Kyler Murray Make 2023 Year of the GOATs
It’s Saturday, October 28th, 2023—Game 7 of the World Series. Starting on the mound is baseball’s best pitcher—and hitter. He’s pitching to the reigning MVP—of the NFL.
Breaking Down Colin Kaepernick’s Collusion Case Against the NFL
With Colin Kaepernick's surprising settlement with the NFL, we're taking an in-depth look into his case.
How We Became Obsessed With Gruesome Sports Injuries
The age of sports-media saturation has fed our long-enduring fascination with gruesome sports injuries, but why are we drawn to the grotesque?
The AAF Shows That Change Can Happen Overnight
Meet the Alliance of American Football, the new test tube the NFL is monitoring for awesome rules changes.
Tom Brady and the Unlucky Red Cap
Donald Trump's MAGA hat has only gotten more toxic, but Touchdown Tom has outlasted the controversy.