about 1 month ago

Report: CBS Sports to Merge with TNT Sports in Q3 2026

According to John Ourand, CBS Sports and TNT Sports will merge in the third quarter of this year “if all goes according to plan.” CBS Sports president David Berson is seen as the odds-on favorite to run the combined division. If a merger is completed in Q3 2026, it would help CBS to broadcast TNT Sports properties like MLB.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 1 month ago

Lavonte David Reveals Baker Mayfield Played Through Injuries In 2025

Lavonte David revealed Baker Mayfield battled multiple injuries throughout 2025, saying, “Baker was going through a lot,” including shoulder, knee, ankle and oblique issues. Despite it, Mayfield started all 17 games, showing toughness while playing through injuries that often went unreported as he tried to be “the player that we needed him to be.”

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 1 month ago

Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift Wedding Date, Location Revealed

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are reportedly set to marry on June 13 in Rhode Island following the Chiefs’ minicamp, with the date holding special meaning for Swift. “They’re both involved and making decisions together,” a source said, adding they’re focused on “keeping things light,” as the couple plans an intimate ceremony with close friends, family and select celebrity guests.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 1 month ago

New England Patriots Linked to Potential Maxx Crosby Trade Pursuit

Crosby could emerge as a trade target for New England after a previous deal with Baltimore fell through due to a failed physical, per Adam La Rose of Pro Football Rumors. The Patriots, seeking pass-rush help after recording 35 sacks in 2025, have been linked as a potential suitor, though Crosby remains under contract through 2029 and would require significant draft capital and a major salary commitment.

By Samnur Reza

about 1 month ago

NFL Revenue Surge Could Squeeze Hollywood Budgets

The NFL is projected to increase media rights revenue from roughly $10 billion to over $15 billion annually as Roger Goodell pushes for higher deals. “Media companies will be forced to offset higher NFL costs,” Matthew Belloni reported, noting networks may cut spending on films and scripted content as live NFL games continue dominating ratings.

By Samnur Reza

about 1 month ago

NFL, Not Officials, To Blame For Officiating Issues

Amid criticism of officiating, a league source said “the officials haven’t failed the league, the league has failed the officials,” pointing to unused provisions for full-time refs and training programs. Despite concerns, the NFL never maximized those options, raising questions about accountability as tensions grow with officials ahead of potential labor disputes.

By Sauvik Banerjee

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