about 10 hours ago

Hall of Famer Lawrence Taylor Out of Hospital Following Health Battle

Taylor was discharged from a New Jersey hospital last week after being treated for Pancreatitis. Taylor, 67, was admitted on April 23 with what was initially called a non-life-threatening stomach issue. TMZ later confirmed pancreatitis. The HOFer will now continue recovery at home and is feeling "much better." Taylor played 13 seasons with the Giants, winning 2 Super Bowls.

By Shubham Bhargav

about 10 hours ago

Eagles Retain Key Figure Dom DiSandro In Multi-Role Position

The Eagles have signed DiSandro to a contract extension, keeping a longtime behind-the-scenes figure in place. He holds multiple roles, including Senior Advisor to the GM, Chief Security Officer, and Gameday Coaching Operations. He has been with the franchise since 1999, continuing a decades-long tenure. The specific financial terms of the deal were not disclosed,

By Shubham Bhargav

about 9 hours ago

Alvin Kamara Welcomes Travis Etienne, Dismisses Any “Beef” Rumors

Kamara welcomed RB Travis Etienne Jr. to the New Orleans Saints, shutting down any rumors of tension. “A lot of people be thinking there’s beef, I couldn’t be happier,” Kamara said, adding “he got paid and we got help.” He hopes their partnership mirrors what he built with Mark Ingram, one of the league’s most productive backfield duos.

By Shubham Bhargav

about 12 hours ago

Christian McCaffrey Tries Upside-Down Training To Prep For 10th Season

Christian McCaffrey is taking an unconventional approach to training, revealing he’s been working out upside down as part of his offseason routine. The San Francisco 49ers star shared images from a session with Laird Hamilton, experimenting with unique techniques to stay sharp. Teammates George Kittle and Kyle Juszczyk reacted as McCaffrey continues pushing limits ahead of his 10th NFL season.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 12 hours ago

Which NFL Teams Have the Easiest and Hardest 2026 Schedules?

The Detroit Lions hold the No. 1 easiest 2026 schedule, followed by the New Orleans Saints (No. 2), Cincinnati Bengals (No. 3), Cleveland Browns (No. 4), and New York Jets (No. 5), per Warren Sharp. Meanwhile, the Arizona Cardinals face the toughest slate at No. 32, followed by the Miami Dolphins (No. 31), Carolina Panthers (No. 30), Dallas Cowboys (No. 29), and Los Angeles Rams (No. 28).

By Samnur Reza

about 8 hours ago

Rodney Harrison Says Patriots Will “Forgive” Mike Vrabel After Off-Field Situation

Harrison weighed in on how Vrabel’s off-field situation could impact the Patriots locker room. “Those players are going through some of the same temptations, "things they struggle with,” Harrison said, adding “they’ll understand and forgive Mike.” He believes it could “bring the locker room even closer together,” calling Vrabel “a good person” who “made a mistake.”

By Shubham Bhargav

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