
4 minutes ago
Buccaneers Delete Viral Bison Video After Social Media Backlash
The Buccaneers removed a viral social media video after it drew criticism for using footage of a 65-year-old man being gored by a bison at Yellowstone before transitioning into football highlights. The man reportedly suffered multiple broken bones and underwent surgery. The post sparked widespread backlash, with one fan calling it “so distasteful to post.”
By Nidheesh Kumar
Other articles from NFL
about 1 hour ago
ESPN Analyst Urges 49ers to Sign Stefon Diggs for One-Year Super Bowl Push
ESPN analyst Mike Tannenbaum believes the 49ers should add Free Agent receiver Stefon Diggs despite already signing Mike Evans and drafting De'Zhaun Stribling. “They’re in a win-now mode,” Tannenbaum said. “You’d get one year out of Stefon Diggs.” He added Diggs could bolster San Francisco’s passing attack while Stribling develops and Ricky Pearsall continues his recovery.
By Nidheesh Kumar
about 1 hour ago
ESPYs Host Roasts Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson Over 49-Year Age Gap
“In 1973, hockey players didn’t wear helmets. In 1973, Bill Belichick was the same age his girlfriend is now,” SNL comedian Marcello Hernández joked at the 2026 ESPYs, roasting the couple’s 49-year age gap. The 74-year-old coach and 25-year-old former cheerleader began dating in 2024. Hernández’s monologue highlighted that Belichick was already beginning his legendary football journey decades before Hudson was born.
By Nidheesh Kumar
about 1 hour ago
Fernando Mendoza Wins ESPY Award After Historic Indiana Season
Former Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza captured the 2026 ESPY for Best College Athlete in Men’s Sports after a record-breaking season. The Raiders’ No. 1 overall pick threw for 3,535 yards and a nation-best 41 TDs while completing 73% of his passes. Mendoza also led the Hoosiers to a 16-0 record, the Heisman Trophy, and their first CFP national title.
By Nidheesh Kumar
about 1 hour ago
“I’ll Be 120 By Then”: Arthur Blank Backs the US to Host FIFA World Cup in 2038
Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank said he has not heard anything official about a potential U.S. bid for the 2038 FIFA World Cup but would welcome the opportunity to help. “I haven’t heard anything officially, but I’d love to be part of that. I’ll be 120 by then,” Blank joked. “I still would want to be a part of it.”
By Nidheesh Kumar




