DOJ Widens Probe Beyond NFL to Examine MLB Media Rights

5 months ago

DOJ Widens Probe Beyond NFL to Examine MLB Media Rights

The Department of Justice has broadened its antitrust investigation beyond the National Football League to include Major League Baseball. Officials said multiple leagues may be testing limits of the Sports Broadcasting Act, especially with streaming and cable deals, as scrutiny grows over how leagues structure, bundle and sell their media rights across platforms.

By Sauvik Banerjee

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5 months ago

Jerry Jones to Trade Up With Cardinals for Jeremiyah Love, Says Skip Bayless

“Jerry is all about the box office. I fear that Jerry Jones, on draft night, will trade up with Arizona to the third overall pick, and he will take Jeremiyah Love,” Skip explained. The Titans are the current favorites (+105) to select Love with their No. 4 pick. Love is considered the No. 1 RB in this year’s class.

By Nidheesh Kumar

Jared Goff Remains the Only QB With 30+ TDs in Each of the Last Three Seasons

5 months ago

Jared Goff Remains the Only QB With 30+ TDs in Each of the Last Three Seasons

Goff completed 68% of his passes last season (5th) for 7.9 yards per attempt (6th). He has thrown 30+ TDs in each of the last three seasons, totaling 13,768 passing yards and 101 touchdowns for the Lions. Goff is also playing under a four-year, $212 million extension, making him one of the highest-paid QBs in the NFL.

By Nidheesh Kumar

5 months ago

Orlando Storm Extend Winning Streak, Blank Stallions 16-0

The Orlando Storm delivered a defensive masterclass at Protective Stadium, shutting out the Birmingham Stallions 16-0 to move to 4-0. Quarterback Jack Plummer and the explosive offense maintained pressure while the defensive unit consistently pressured Birmingham into errors, securing the first shutout in franchise history. This road win solidifies Orlando as the UFL’s lone undefeated team heading into Week 5.



By Nidheesh Kumar

Four NFL Players Who Could Break Will Anderson Jr.’s $150M Record Deal

5 months ago

Four NFL Players Who Could Break Will Anderson Jr.’s $150M Record Deal

Micah Parsons and Aidan Hutchinson are the prime candidates to eclipse Will Anderson Jr.’s record $50 million annual salary (three-year, $150M deal). Having already signed massive extensions, they will likely reset the market in their next negotiations. Jared Verse and Abdul Carter are projected to command $55M+ deals as the salary cap continues to climb.

By Nidheesh Kumar

Giants Trade Dexter Lawrence to Bengals in Pre-Draft Deal

5 months ago

Giants Trade Dexter Lawrence to Bengals in Pre-Draft Deal

The Giants are trading Dexter Lawrence to the Bengals in a pre-draft blockbuster that includes the No. 10 overall pick heading to New York, per Ian Rapoport. The Giants gain premium draft capital ahead of the draft, while the Bengals secure a dominant interior presence. Lawrence is expected to sign a lucrative long-term extension, giving Cincinnati a proven defensive cornerstone.

By Nidheesh Kumar

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