Netflix Interested to Telecast NFL Regular-Season Opener from Australia

about 1 month ago

Netflix Interested to Telecast NFL Regular-Season Opener from Australia

Netflix is interested in a package of 2026 regular-season games that includes the Week 1 contest from Australia. “Netflix would love to find a way to get the season opener, which currently airs on NBC,” a Bloomberg article said. The Week 1 opener is part of the NBC Sunday night package, which includes the Seahawks game and the Thanksgiving night game.



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Lonnie Johnson Jr. Gets Real on Toll of Constant Team Changes

Johnson. opened up about the mental toll of changing teams, calling it “upsetting.” He said, “my emotions have been everywhere with the transitions.” He also highlighted the difficulty of relocating with a wife and kids. Before signing a 1-year deal with the Dolphins in March 2026, Johnson played for Raiders in 2025, Panthers in 2024 and Saints in 2023.

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Texans DE Will Anderson Jr. in Line For $50M Per Year Deal Soon

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Texans DE Will Anderson Jr. in Line For $50M Per Year Deal Soon

Myles Garrett reset the DE market at $40M per year last March, and Micah Parsons pushed it to $46M following his extension in Dallas. Now, Anderson could follow suit. He is coming off a first-team All-Pro season and a DPOY runner-up finish. In 2025, he recorded 53 tackles, 12 sacks, and 3 forced fumbles, continuing his rise as a top NFL DE.


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about 1 month ago

Aaron Brewer Was Stunned After Pro Bowl Snub Despite All-Pro Honors

“I saw the list, I was like, 'the real one hasn’t been released. This is fake,’” Brewer said. He added he was shocked to not even be named an alternate. The snub baffled fans as Brewer earned a 87.4 overall PFF grade (2nd among 40 qualified centers) and a 91.5 run-blocking grade in 2025. He allowed only 1 sack and 12 total pressures.

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How Much Money is Fernando Mendoza Likely to Get If He Is the No. 1 Pick?

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How Much Money is Fernando Mendoza Likely to Get If He Is the No. 1 Pick?

If Mendoza is selected, he is projected to sign a four-year contract worth approximately $54,565,500. This deal, based on Spotrac’s 2026 NFL Rookie Scale, includes a massive signing bonus of roughly $36,144,000. In his debut season, Mendoza could earn about $9,921,000, with annual salaries increasing to over $17.3 million by the fourth year.


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Despite Locking in Fernando Mendoza, Teams Continue to Call Raiders to Trade No. 1 Pick

about 1 month ago

Despite Locking in Fernando Mendoza, Teams Continue to Call Raiders to Trade No. 1 Pick

"We've gotten a few calls, and those teams know where they stand," Spytek said on Tuesday. The Raiders are expected to keep the first pick and take quarterback Fernando Mendoza during the 2026 NFL Draft. "If there's a player that stands out that we feel it's not worth losing, it's not worth even picking up the phone,” he added.




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