about 23 hours ago

Skip Bayless Set to Join Stephen A. Smith on First Take This Week

Bayless will reunite with Stephen A. Smith on First Take this Friday in a one-time appearance, per Front Office Sports. It will mark their first on-air pairing since 2016. The longtime debate partners helped turn the show into a hit, and their reunion revives one of sports media’s most recognizable duos, with questions about whether it could extend beyond a single episode.

By Samnur Reza

about 17 hours ago

Dolphins Cut Taybor Pepper, Waive Several Players

The Miami Dolphins released long snapper Taybor Pepper and waived Isaiah Johnson and Jason Maitre with failed physicals, per Aaron Wilson. They also waived Zack Kuntz, Derrick McLendon, K.C. Ossai, and Seth Vernon. The moves clear multiple roster spots as the team continues offseason adjustments across special teams, defense, and depth positions.

By Samnur Reza

about 17 hours ago

The Eagles Have Given Big Dom a Contract Extension

Eagles have signed DiSandro to a contract extension, keeping the longtime staffer with the organization after more than two decades, per Eliot Shorr-Parks. DiSandro, known as “Big Dom,” serves as chief security officer and advisor to the general manager while also overseeing gameday operations. The extension reinforces his role in player evaluation, sideline operations, and locker room culture.

By Samnur Reza

about 16 hours ago

Steelers Bring Back Tight End Jaheim Bell

Bell returns to Pittsburgh after Philadelphia waived him last week, per Wilson. The tight end spent time on the Steelers' practice squad late in 2025. In 2024 with New England, he recorded two receptions for 20 yards across 15 games. Wilson first reported the signing as Pittsburgh looks to add depth behind its top options.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 16 hours ago

Fernando Mendoza Says “I Still Have Room to Improve” During Early Raiders Work

According to The Athletic, Mendoza said he still has “room to improve” as he adjusts to the Las Vegas Raiders offense during rookie minicamp. “It’s coming like a fire hose,” he said, describing the learning curve, while adding he needs “more work under center.” Mendoza said he’s focused on improving daily and taking in as much as possible early in his NFL transition.

By Samnur Reza

about 16 hours ago

Which NFL Teams Have the Easiest and Hardest 2026 Schedules?

The Detroit Lions hold the No. 1 easiest 2026 schedule, followed by the New Orleans Saints (No. 2), Cincinnati Bengals (No. 3), Cleveland Browns (No. 4), and New York Jets (No. 5), per Warren Sharp. Meanwhile, the Arizona Cardinals face the toughest slate at No. 32, followed by the Miami Dolphins (No. 31), Carolina Panthers (No. 30), Dallas Cowboys (No. 29), and Los Angeles Rams (No. 28).

By Samnur Reza

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