A.J. Brown and Jalen Hurts Now Wear the Same Jersey Number

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A.J. Brown and Jalen Hurts Now Wear the Same Jersey Number

A.J. Brown will wear No. 1 with the Patriots, matching the jersey number of his former Eagles QB, Jalen Hurts. Brown wore No. 11 in Philadelphia because Hurts already had No. 1. Following his blockbuster move to New England, Brown switched back to No. 1, the number he wore at Ole Miss, while also avoiding former Patriot Julian Edelman’s iconic No. 11.


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Joe Burrow Gives a Savage Response to Tom Brady’s “Fashion Shows” Jibe

“We played one game in the regular season. I won. It was Tom’s last year in the NFL. I’m glad I was able to beat him once on the field and once in flag football, too,” Burrow said, highlighting his unbeaten record against Brady. He was responding to Brady’s “he has fashion shows to attend” jab. Burrow also called Brady a role model on and off the field.


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Jeff Bezos Emerges as Favorite to Buy Seahawks

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Jeff Bezos Emerges as Favorite to Buy Seahawks

Prediction market traders currently view Jeff Bezos as the leading candidate to purchase the Seahawks, giving the Amazon founder a 13% chance, ahead of John Stanton (10%) and Mark Zuckerberg (9%). Bezos, whose net worth is estimated at over $200 billion, has long been linked to potential NFL ownership. Larry Ellison, Macklemore, and Steve Ballmer also appear among the market’s contenders.

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Creed Humphrey Edges Patrick Mahomes in Chiefs’ Madden 27 Ratings

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Creed Humphrey Edges Patrick Mahomes in Chiefs’ Madden 27 Ratings

Creed Humphrey enters Madden NFL 27 as the Chiefs’ highest-rated player with a 95 overall, edging franchise QB Patrick Mahomes, who received a 92. Chris Jones ranks second at 94, while Trey Smith earned a 91. Kenneth Walker III and Travis Kelce both landed at 90, giving Kansas City six players rated 90 or higher in the game.


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Michael Irvin Explains Why Aaron Donald-Myles Garrett Team-Up Talks Are “Not Real”

“We just know that’s not real. Because I would expect the NFL to step in and stop that,” Irvin said about Donald potentially unretiring following Garrett’s trade. Irvin added that the NFL would not allow the duo to team up because it would be “scary.” Earlier, Donald acknowledged that the prospect of playing alongside Garrett has him interested in coming out of retirement.


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Myles Garrett Weighs in on Aaron Donald Unretirement Rumors

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Myles Garrett Weighs in on Aaron Donald Unretirement Rumors

“We haven’t talked yet, but I definitely expect to talk soon. I don’t know what his plans are, and I won’t pretend to know,” Garrett said. Donald, 35, retired following the 2023 season after spending all 10 years of his NFL career with the Rams. However, he has acknowledged that Garrett’s arrival has him considering a return to the field.

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