about 1 month ago

Jerry Jones Says AT&T Stadium Will Switch to Grass, but Not for NFL Games

Jones said the Dallas Cowboys will stick with artificial turf at AT&T Stadium despite installing grass for the soccer World Cup. The Cowboys owner stated flatly, “No” when asked about keeping it. He cited flexibility and financial benefits, arguing turf supports revenue that ultimately benefits players, while noting grass is only required temporarily due to FIFA regulations.

By Samnur Reza

about 1 month ago

How Fernando Mendoza Impressed 10 Raiders Staffers at Pro Day

Mendoza completed 53 of 56 passes with two drops. He fired 56 throws in 20 minutes with minimal breaks, flashing arm strength on 50-60 yard shots and pinpoint accuracy. Ten Raiders staffers attended, signaling their plans to invest in Mendoza. His performance boosted draft buzz as the Raiders hold the No.1 pick. Mendoza also said that he is NFL-ready.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 1 month ago

Maxx Crosby Believes Aaron Rodgers Deserves $30M Deal from Steelers

“All the other quarterbacks are getting paid, but you’re being told to take less. But, bro, I’m better than 90 percent of these guys, no matter my age or what I do on the field,” Crosby said, backing Rodgers. When asked whether Rodgers deserves $30M, Crosby said, “Absolutely.” Last week, reports surfaced that Rodgers asked for $30M salary.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 1 month ago

Four NFL Legends, Including Tom Brady, Feature in Sportico’s 50 Top Paid Athletes

Brady, with inflation-adjusted earnings of $890 million, is ranked 21st. Peyton is 25th with $810 million in inflation-adjusted earnings. Brady has $700 million in non-adjusted earnings, while Manning has $570 million. Rodgers, with $650 million in inflation-adjusted earnings ($520 million non-adjusted), occupies the 45th spot, while Drew Brees, with $600 million in inflation-adjusted earnings ($450 million non-adjusted), is ranked 48th.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 1 month ago

Jeff Hafley Sets Tone in Miami: ‘I’m Gonna Make You Do It’

Hafley warned players, “don’t get mad at me when it’s 110 degrees and you don’t feel like doing it,” adding, “I’m gonna make you do it.” He pointed to offseason buy-in, reminding them they committed “in this meeting room, in air conditioning” to that level of effort, making it clear accountability won’t change when conditions get tough.

By Shubham Bhargav

about 1 month ago

NFL Cap Space Leaders: Titans, Commanders Top List

Titans lead with $63.2M cap space ($51.8M effective). Commanders ($49.6M) and Chargers ($48.6M) follow. Notably, Cardinals hold $40.8M but carry $73.3M dead money. Jets have $39.5M cap space, though $23.6M effective, with massive $111.2M dead money. Titans and Commanders stand out financially, while Jets and Cardinals manage heavy cap burdens.

By Nidheesh Kumar

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