Joe Flacco Warns 18-Game Schedule Could Hurt NFL Playoffs

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Joe Flacco Warns 18-Game Schedule Could Hurt NFL Playoffs

Veteran quarterback Joe Flacco said an 18-game season could leave teams “so beat up” that they’re “not really at their best” in the playoffs. Flacco added, “I loved playing 16 games,” calling it “super competitive,” and warned, “It’s gotta stop at some point.” He also said added revenue “usually goes to two or three guys,” as league discussions continue.

By Sauvik Banerjee

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Dana White Doubles Down on Bob Menery No-Show Bet for Johnny Manziel Fight

White leaned further into skepticism over Menery’s announced boxing match with Manziel, saying he is betting Menery will not even make it to fight night. After first floating a $10,000 wager, White said he also wants action on prediction markets. He mocked Menery’s reliability and repeated, “I’m betting on the no-show," as the Miami bout draws attention.

By Afnan Chougle

Bengals Draft Woes Mount as Amarius Mims Remains the Sole Starter From 2024 Draft Class

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Bengals Draft Woes Mount as Amarius Mims Remains the Sole Starter From 2024 Draft Class

Mims, who was selected as the 18th overall pick in the first round, is the lone starter from Cincinnati’s 2024 draft class. Following the release of Matt Lee, three selections are already off the roster, while several others remain buried on the depth chart. Cincinnati missed the playoffs last season and has the No.10 pick in this year’s Draft.


By Nidheesh Kumar

Lance Reisland Urges Browns to Prioritize Linebacker Depth

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Lance Reisland Urges Browns to Prioritize Linebacker Depth

Reisland urged the Browns not to overlook LB in the draft. “Left tackle and wide receiver are priorities, but linebacker depth cannot be overlooked,” he said. Reisland stressed the position “runs the defense,” adding teams need “an intelligent player who can communicate” and handle calls. He believes building a winner means stacking quality players, not just filling needs.

By Shubham Bhargav

Rich Eisen Urges Browns to Trade Up for Jeremiyah Love

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Rich Eisen Urges Browns to Trade Up for Jeremiyah Love

Eisen believes the Cleveland Browns should be aggressive in the draft and trade up for Jeremiyah Love. “He is that special a game-changing player,” Eisen said, urging Cleveland to “figure it out” and not overthink the move. He added Love’s versatility makes him even more valuable, suggesting the Browns could move up “a spot or two” to secure a dynamic difference-maker.

By Shubham Bhargav

NFL Draft 2026: How High Could Jeremiyah Love Go?

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NFL Draft 2026: How High Could Jeremiyah Love Go?

Love is widely considered a top-five lock and the premier non-quarterback prospect in the 2026 class. Scouts view him as a generational, three-down weapon similar to Bijan Robinson. While the Tennessee Titans at No. 4 are the most likely destination, some analysts argue his "blue-chip" versatility makes him a legitimate candidate for the New York Jets at No. 2.


By Nidheesh Kumar

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