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Michael Irvin Wants Cowboys to End 30-Year Super Bowl Drought as Knicks Win NBA Finals

“Now that the NBA season is over and the Knicks have ended a 53-year championship drought!!! We must turn our attention to the NFL and see if the Cowboys can now erase a 30-year championship drought,” Irvin posted on Instagram. He also shared a graphic showing the NFL's receiving-yard leaders from 1991, a season in which he led the league with 1,523.

By Nidheesh Kumar

Rookie DT Uar Bernard Urges the NFL to Create Football Awareness in Nigeria

The Eagles found Bernard in Nigeria. Bernard believes that he’s far from the only player from his homeland who could make it in the NFL. "The league should create that football awareness in Nigeria, have coaches there, have academies there,” Bernard said. “I believe that Nigeria has most of the talents in the world. If they have more opportunities, they’ll do better than I.”

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 2 hours ago

Rob Gronkowski Says Winning Will End Patriots' Mike Vrabel Distraction

Rob Gronkowski believes winning is the quickest way for New England to move past the controversy involving coach Mike Vrabel. "If you win, it solves all problems," Gronkowski said, adding that accountability and success on the field will shift attention away from offseason distractions and back to football. He believes strong results can quickly change the narrative surrounding the team.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 2 hours ago

World Cup Audience Rivals NFL After USMNT Match Draws 14.8M Viewers

The United States’ World Cup match against Australia averaged 14.781 million viewers on FOX and peaked at 19.169 million, making it the third-most watched English-language men’s World Cup group-stage telecast in U.S. history. The average audience came within four million of the NFL’s 2025 regular-season mark, while the peak topped many NFL broadcasts. This is another sign that soccer is gaining ground in America.

By Samnur Reza

about 3 hours ago

NFL Insider Suggests Andy Reid's Coaching Career Could End Soon

An NFL insider believes Chiefs coach Andy Reid could retire if Kansas City wins another Super Bowl. While stressing it's only a prediction, the report cited Reid's age, health concerns and accomplished résumé as reasons retirement may be approaching. Reid, who owns three Super Bowl titles and ranks fourth in NFL history in regular-season wins, has not publicly indicated plans to step away.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 3 hours ago

Will Campbell Named NFL's Most Pressured Second-Year Player

USA Today's Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz named Patriots left tackle Will Campbell the NFL's most pressured second-year player after a rocky rookie season. “Campbell was routinely exploited by some of the league's edge rushers,” he wrote. New England has continued to back Campbell, attributing his late-season struggles to an MCL injury rather than concerns about his arm length.