9 minutes ago

Bears Face NFL’s Toughest Schedule Entering 2026 Season

The Bears will face the NFL’s toughest strength of schedule in 2026, with their opponents combining for a .550 winning percentage from last season, just ahead of the Dolphins. That comes after Chicago’s impressive 11-6 campaign under Ben Johnson in 2025. Now, Caleb Williams heads into his second season with bigger expectations and a much tougher road ahead.

By Samnur Reza

40 minutes ago

NFL Reveals Each Team’s 2026 Strength of Schedule Ahead of Full Release

The NFL has released each team’s 2026 strength of schedule based on opponents’ combined 2025 winning percentages ahead of Thursday’s full schedule reveal. The Bears top the list with the toughest slate (.550), followed by the Dolphins (.542), while the Browns have the easiest projected path (.429). Other teams with favorable schedules include the Saints (.434), Bengals (.450), and Lions (.467).

By Samnur Reza

about 1 hour ago

NFLPA Renews Push For Grass Fields as FIFA Stadiums Replace Turf For World Cup

National Football League Players Association renewed its call for natural grass playing surfaces after multiple NFL stadiums began installing grass fields for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The union pointed out that NFL players have long preferred grass over artificial turf for health and safety reasons, criticizing stadiums that will switch back to turf once World Cup matches conclude.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 1 hour ago

FOX CEO Says There’s ‘Really No Tension’ With NFL

Lachlan Murdoch claimed there is “really no tension” between Fox Corporation and the NFL despite growing scrutiny surrounding the league’s push toward streaming platforms. The comments come after reports that Rupert Murdoch privately warned President Donald Trump that expanded NFL streaming deals could “kill the networks,” while federal agencies continue examining the league’s media practices and broadcast antitrust protections.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 1 hour ago

Former Broncos QB Craig Morton Dies at 83

Former Broncos quarterback Craig Morton, who led Denver to its first Super Bowl appearance, has died at 83, the team announced. Morton spent six seasons with the Broncos after earlier stints with the Cowboys and Giants. He was named NFL Comeback Player of the Year in 1977 and later earned a place in the Broncos Ring of Fame as one of the franchise’s early icons.

By Samnur Reza

about 2 hours ago

Bills To Debut New $2.1 Billion Stadium In Week 2 vs. Lions

The Bills will play their first regular-season game at the new Highmark Stadium in Week 2 against the Detroit Lions. The matchup will also serve as the season opener for Prime Video’s Thursday Night Football package. Buffalo’s new $2.1 billion venue features an open-air design with partial roof coverage, upgraded fan experiences, and a switch from turf to heated grass.

By Sauvik Banerjee

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