about 1 month ago

Dre Greenlaw Says 49ers Still Feel Like ‘Home’ After Exit

Greenlaw said San Francisco still feels like home because of “the relationships from top to bottom.” He admitted it “really sucked” going through the offseason after leaving, sharing how his son kept saying, “49ers Faithful ride with me” and asking for the team song. The moment highlights the emotional pull of his time with the 49ers.

By Shubham Bhargav

about 1 month ago

Seahawks Land ‘Hard Knocks’ 2026, Patriots Up Next

The Seattle Seahawks will be featured on “Hard Knocks” for the first time in summer 2026, becoming the first defending Super Bowl champion on the series since 2001. The New England Patriots will follow in 2027, also marking their debut, as both franchises gain added spotlight after their recent Super Bowl LX matchup.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 1 month ago

Sean McVay admits costly NFC title game mistake still bothers him

McVay admitted he still dwells on a key clock management error in the NFC Championship, calling it a “major mistake.” The Los Angeles Rams coach said, “One thing you don’t do… don’t put the defense back out,” after late incompletions gave the Seattle Seahawks time to score before halftime and shift momentum.

By Samnur Reza

about 1 month ago

Former Jets Exec Leaves NFL For College NIL Role

Greg Nejmeh is leaving the NFL for the college and NIL space, joining Accelerate Sports Ventures as president. He will lead a new Football Evaluations and Advisory Service already being utilized by programs like Penn State and Boston College, marking a shift from longtime New York Jets executive work to a growing area of college football operations.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 1 month ago

Lions Asked Frank Ragnow to Repay Bonus After Retirement

The Lions required Ragnow to return part of his signing bonus after retiring, per team president Rod Wood. “They’re returning our money,” Wood said, noting similar cases with Barry Sanders and Calvin Johnson as part of long-standing team policy.

By Samnur Reza

about 1 month ago

Drake Maye Shaves His Head For Childhood Cancer Charity

Drake Maye shaved his head to raise money for Boston Children’s Hospital and childhood cancer patients, continuing his growing impact off the field. The Patriots quarterback has helped generate hundreds of thousands of dollars through his charitable efforts, using his platform to support meaningful causes while making a visible statement with the fundraising gesture.

By Sauvik Banerjee

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