Josh Allen Leads 2027 NFL MVP Odds, Lamar Jackson Second

about 2 months ago

Josh Allen Leads 2027 NFL MVP Odds, Lamar Jackson Second

Allen (+600) has opened as the early betting favorite at FanDuel and SI.com to win the 2027 NFL MVP award. He is closely followed by two-time winner Lamar Jackson (+750) and Drake Maye (+850), who was the runner-up for the 2025 award. Matthew Stafford, the reigning 2025-26 MVP, currently sits further down the board at +1400.

By Nidheesh Kumar

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about 2 months ago

Richard Sherman, Jeff Hafley High On Jacob Rodriguez’s NFL Potential

Sherman and Hafley raved about the team’s draft class, with both pointing to Jacob Rodriguez as a standout. Hafley said, “look at the guys we drafted, they’re smart guys who love football,” adding “watch how hard they all play.” Highlighting Michael Taaffe, he noted “his production, how instinctive he is,” emphasizing “the tape says they’re already good football players.”

By Shubham Bhargav

Brian Baldinger Calls Browns Draft “Surgical” Under Andrew Berry

about 2 months ago

Brian Baldinger Calls Browns Draft “Surgical” Under Andrew Berry

Baldinger praised Andrew Berry and the Browns for another strong draft, calling it “pretty surgical.” Baldinger said Cleveland “got the guys that they wanted,” highlighting prospects like KC Concepcion as “a really good football player.” He added “you could go on and on,” emphasizing that for the second straight year, the Browns “really upgraded the talent of this roster.”

By Shubham Bhargav

“I Felt Like My Mom Divorced Me”: A.J. Brown Recalls Past Struggles

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“I Felt Like My Mom Divorced Me”: A.J. Brown Recalls Past Struggles

Brown stated that his parents divorced when he was 11, which hit him hard. “I felt like my mom divorced me, too,” he recalled, adding that he was trying to get his parents' attention. He visited a juvenile detention center and spoke candidly to young men about his past. “I failed the seventh grade. That same year. I joined a gang called Gangster Disciples.”


By Nidheesh Kumar

NFL Referees Union Schedules Vote On New CBA With League

about 2 months ago

NFL Referees Union Schedules Vote On New CBA With League

"Negotiations between the NFL and the NFL Referees Association on a new collective bargaining agreement have progressed far enough that the union has scheduled a ratification vote for Thursday night," Schefter reported. The current CBA expires May 31 after more than two years of negotiations. The league prepared for college replacement officials in March but that will not be needed.

By Sauvik Banerjee

NFL LB Bobby Wagner Has a New Name, Says “I Will No Longer Respond to Bobby”

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NFL LB Bobby Wagner Has a New Name, Says “I Will No Longer Respond to Bobby”

“I will no longer respond to ‘Bobby,’” Wagner joked after receiving an honorary doctorate from Utah State while serving as commencement speaker. The veteran linebacker added, “It’s Dr. only,” during the ceremony. Wagner, a Super Bowl champion and 10-time Pro Bowler, recently completed another productive season with Washington after recording 162 tackles and 4.5 sacks.

By Samnur Reza

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