about 1 month ago

Raiders Set to Host Lee Hunter After Three Meetings With Fernando Mendoza

The Raiders will host Lee Hunter for a visit, per insider Ian Swanson. A projected second-round pick, the 6'4", 325-pound defensive tackle played for Auburn (2021), UCF (2022–2024), and Texas Tech (2025). Earlier, the Raiders held three meetings with Mendoza over the past two months, signaling they may have locked in their No. 1 pick.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 1 month ago

Brian Schottenheimer Reveals Why He Refuses to Wear Sunglasses While Coaching

Cowboys HC Schottenheimer recently shared a lesson from his father, saying, “Coaches do not wear sunglasses.” He explained, “The players have to see your eyes when you’re coaching them,” especially “when you’re correcting and criticizing… I want to see your eyes.” That said, Brian is lenient with his staff, revealing, “The other coaches, I let them wear, but I’ll never change.”

By Suresh Menon

about 1 month ago

NFL Expands Social Media Rights For Team Content

The NFL has expanded digital rights for team social media, allowing clubs to post game highlights on platforms like TikTok and Threads. The changes also loosen restrictions on sponsored content and enable teams to create in-game programming for second-screen experiences, opening new revenue opportunities as the league looks to grow digital engagement and monetization.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 1 month ago

Fanatics Takes Over NFL Trading Cards, Launches New Patch Program

Fanatics will produce fully licensed NFL cards for the first time since 2016, kicking off a 20-year deal. CEO Mahan called it a “spectacular moment,” adding the new patches “deepen… storytelling.” The launch includes one-of-one rookie patch autos and game-worn memorabilia cards, aiming to enhance fan experience and collectables' value.

By Suresh Menon

about 1 month ago

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Eye $1 Billion Stadium Renovation

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are planning a $1 billion renovation of Raymond James Stadium, aiming to upgrade the 1998 venue and strengthen future Super Bowl bids. The project could force the team to relocate for a season, with Orlando a likely option, as discussions begin with local authorities and funding decisions remain a key factor.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 1 month ago

Ian Rapoport, Daniel Jeremiah Positioned as ESPN’s Future NFL Voices

ESPN is reportedly pushing to retain Rapoport, whose contract expires in May, with sources calling it a “high priority” following its NFL Network takeover. The network also values Jeremiah as a future draft voice. With Schefter nearing 60 and Kiper 66, both Rapoport (46) and Jeremiah (48) are viewed as seamless successors as ESPN builds its next era of NFL coverage.

By Suresh Menon

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