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Former Chiefs DE Charles Omenihu Gets Honest About Losing to Eagles in Super Bowl LIX

“I thought we were gonna dog the Eagles… That 49ers Super Bowl team was better than the Eagles Super Bowl team,” he said. The Eagles avenged their loss to the Chiefs in 2023 with a 40-22 win at Caesars Superdome. Omenihu's performance in the 2025 Super Bowl was underwhelming, resulting in a 42.0 overall PFF grade across 44 snaps.

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Kyle Van Noy Takes a Swipe at Lamar Jackson’s Critics

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Kyle Van Noy Takes a Swipe at Lamar Jackson’s Critics

“If he never plays a down again, he’s literally a HOF, he’s the most influential football player,” Kyle said about Lamar. “Lamar and his mom won the moment he won an MVP. If you don’t think that’s a fact, look at all the garbage “experts” were saying during his draft,” he added. Lamar is yet to win a Super Bowl.


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Seahawks, Patriots Top List of Teams Rarely Trailing in 2025

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Seahawks, Patriots Top List of Teams Rarely Trailing in 2025

Seattle led the NFL with just 284 plays trailing in 2025, followed by New England (288), Jacksonville (310), Philadelphia (315), and Houston (359). At the other end, New Orleans trailed most with 826 plays, ahead of the Jets (758), Titans (675), Commanders (639), and Cowboys (629), highlighting a sharp gap in game control across the league last season.


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Department of Justice Shares Why It Is Investigating NFL’s TV Contracts

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Department of Justice Shares Why It Is Investigating NFL’s TV Contracts

“This is about affordability and creating an even playing field for providers,” a government official said on Thursday. The Justice Department has started an investigation into whether the NFL has engaged in anticompetitive practices with its television contracts. The league currently has television contracts with ESPN/ABC, NBC Sports, CBS Sports, Prime Video, and Netflix to air its games.

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NFL to Save 64 Minutes by Shortening Time Between First Round Draft Picks

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NFL to Save 64 Minutes by Shortening Time Between First Round Draft Picks

The league is shortening the time between picks in the first round this year. Thus, teams will now have 8 minutes instead of 10, helping the league save 64 minutes overall. In total, teams can take up to 256 minutes instead of the previous 320. This move will help speed up the draft and allow advertisers to secure more slots.


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NFL Draft 2026: How Many Running Backs Could Go in the First Round?

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NFL Draft 2026: How Many Running Backs Could Go in the First Round?

The 2026 class is headlined by Notre Dame’s Jeremiyah Love, widely considered the only lock for the first round. While teams wait on the position, experts project one to two running backs could go on Day 1. Beyond Love, Ohio State’s Quinshon Judkins remains a fringe candidate. The NFL Draft will be held in Pittsburgh from April 23 to 25.


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